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What Quitting Vaping Actually Looks Like

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This piece was supported by our mates at NSW Health. Every day, Australians are slowly realising the long-term harm that vaping does to the body. For people who are already hooked, quitting vaping is no easy task. Ben Siwa, frontman for the Aussie genre-bending band jnr., was one of thousands of Aussies looking to quit vaping. “I started vaping to quit smoking about four years ago [and] it was way more addicting than I realised,” Ben shared with…

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How to Quit Vaping

E-cigarettes — also known as vapes — seem to be everywhere these days, and the data backs that up. From a global market cap of roughly $15 billion in 2020, e-cigarette sales are expected to top $85 billion by 2028, led by young people — no wonder vaping has been called an epidemic among the youth. But just because something is common doesn’t mean that it’s harmless. Studies are now starting to show that long-term use of vapes may impair blood v…

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