Tag Archives: People

quit smoking

Electronic Cigarette giveaway! Jasper & Jasper ecig competition from Cigregret

3 Jasper & jasper Revive ecig started kits from Altarette.com up for grabs! Cigregret are giving away 3 Jasper and Jasper revive electronic cigarette kits to 3 lucky winners (or potentially 1 winner if someone wins all 3) The 3 ways to enter the competition are as follows Competition 1: -Subscribe to Cigregret on Youtube -Like this video -Favorite this video -Leave a comment on this video Competition 2: -Follow Cigregret on twitter twitter.com (Cigregret Acc has been hacked and wont be back online for another week, so just tweet this vid and your entry is valid) Click link to tweet this video: clicktotweet.com Competition 3: -Like Cigregret on Facebook – facebook.com -Post this video as your status, take a screen shot of your facebook page the next day and email the pic to: [email protected] Competition ends on the 31st of January 2011. Winners will be announced in a video shortly afterwards. Competition is worldwide but entrants must be 18 or over. Good luck and happy vaping! Dont forget you can save 10% off any purchase of electronic cigarettes from altarette.com by using the cigregret discount code JJ10. For more informational videos and exclusive discounts on the worlds best electronic cigarettes visit www.cigregret.com Music featured in this video "Dance of the Sugar Plum fairies" and "deck the Halls" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" creativecommons.org

quit smoking

Electronic Cigarette Causes Huge BOMB Scare on M6 Motorway UK ahaead of London Olympics

Electronic Cigarette Causes Huge BOMB Scare on M6 Motorway UK ahaead of London Olympics Bus passengers were treated like terrorists and passing cars detained for hours as bomb squads, police and sniffer dogs descended on the M6 Motorway in England today. The culprit for this huge "terror scare" turned out to be an electronic cigarette. "The evacuation of a coach on the M6 toll road which caused long tailbacks on one of the countrys busiest roads was a terror scare caused by the smoke vapour from an electronic cigarette, police have revealed," reports the London Guardian. Footage of the aftermath of the incident shows bus passengers being treated like terrorists and lined up on the motorway. "Aerial footage from the scene revealed that the passengers — including women and children — were sitting within a square enclosure at regular distances from each other surrounded by uniformed officers. Several other cordoned-off areas could be seen, with bright yellow tents erected on the other side of the toll plaza." Drivers of passing cars that had nothing to do with the incident were also detained by police for an hour and a half. "Witnesses told the BBC that cars were stopped on the M6 toll road and left without information from the police for around 90 minutes. When they began getting out of their cars a police officer informed them to get back in their vehicles, keep the windows closed and the air conditioning off. The cars were then led away from the scene," states the <b>…<b>

Stop Smoking

Justin’s HIV Journal Justin Tries To Quit Smoking

Justin B Smith from Justins HIV Journal has been smoking since the age of 17. He is 29 years old so he has been smoking for about 12 years. According to TheBody.com, people with HIV disease are more likely to smoke than healthy people. Smoking can interfere with normal lung function in healthy people. In people with HIV, smoking can make it more difficult to fight off serious infections. People with HIV disease are now living longer. Smoking and related problems can interfere with long term quality of life. Smoking weakens the immune system. It can make it harder to fight off HIV-related infections. This is especially true for infections related to the lungs. Smoking can interfere with processing of medications by the liver. It can also worsen liver problems like hepatitis. People with HIV who smoke are more likely to suffer complications from HIV medication than those who dont. For example, those who smoke are more likely to experience nausea and vomiting from taking HIV medications. Smoking increases the risk of some long-term side effects of HIV disease and treatment. These include osteoporosis . HIV treatment slightly increases the risk of heart attack, but smoking is the major controllable risk factor for heart attacks or strokes. Recent studies found that quitting smoking reduced heart attack risk in HIV patients more than other factors such as changes in medications. People with HIV disease who smoke are more likely to develop several opportunistic infections <b>…<b>