More people chose e-cigarettes over regular cigarettes to save themselves from the dangers of cigarettes,such as the toxic chemicals they possess like tar, smoke, engine fuel, ammonia, arsenic, and carbon monoxide. The popularity of e-cigs rose around 2014-2015. English smokers found that would-be quitters who ‘vaped’ were at least 60% more likely to succeed than smokers who tried use other materials or substances to help them quit according “ OG Rag organization. According to “ Los Angeles Times”, researchers examined data on nearly 80,000 smokers who took part in an England smoking toolkit study from 2006 to 2015. In 2006, 10.6% of of smokers who attempted to quit were successful, and by 2015, the success rate had climbed up to 18.6%. ‘Vaping’
