squirevapeco, Author at Squire Vape Co

The Truth about “Popcorn Lung” law and Vaping

by squirevapeco | Oct 1, 2022 | Case Studies, Cost of Living Crisis, Disposable Vapes, E-Cigarettes, frequently asked questions, Legal & Law, popcorn Lung, Quit Smoking, TPD

What is popcorn lung? Over a decade ago, workers in a microwave popcorn factory were sickened by breathing in diacetyl—the buttery-flavoured chemical in foods like popcorn, caramel and dairy products. While this flavouring may be tasty, it was linked to deaths and...

Go Smoke-Free for Stoptober

by squirevapeco | Sep 30, 2022 | Beginners Guide, Charity, Disposable Vapes, E-Cigarettes, Quit Smoking, Stoptober

Smoking remains the single biggest cause of preventable illness and death in England. Smokers in England are being urged to stub out the habit as part of the annual Stoptober public health campaign launching next month, as latest statistics show smoking costs the NHS...

COPD Patients Who Switch From Smoking to Vaping See Long-Term Benefits

by squirevapeco | Sep 28, 2022 | Case Studies, COPD, Disposable Vapes, E-Cigarettes, Quit Smoking, TPD

Smokers with COPD have not responded well to smoking cessation programs. This inability to stop has confounded researchers because the disease is profoundly life-changing and leads to premature death. This is a tragic mind-set. But a number of powerful factors combine...

I thought encouraging people to quit smoking would be easy

by squirevapeco | Sep 26, 2022 | COPD, Disposable Vapes, E-Cigarettes, Legal & Law, Quit Smoking

I set up my business/website to encourage people to quit smoking just like I did, while promoting better physical mental health for everyone. The profit margins are extremely low but this did not deter me as I get more out of helping people than making money. Of...

Cost of Living Crisis not ending anytime soon

by squirevapeco | Sep 24, 2022 | Cost of Living Crisis, Cost of Living Help, Depression, Mental Health, Quit Smoking

As people in Britain feel the Cost of Living crisis bite, there is no sight of it ending anytime soon.Food prices rise week on week, every time I visit the supermarket my usual items have increased. As of today22/09/2022 the Bank of England have yet again, raised...