Dr. Siegel's piece about the Room For Debate
he was a part of in Wednesday's New York Times
points out one of the glaring problems with the
"anti-smoking" camp. Although there is no
"one way" to quit smoking, numerous advocates
not only promote one particular way of quitting,
but also (quietly) gain financially from their
considered opinions. They're like Nick Naylor, only
on the other side. Some of the partnerships that are
being forged are looking too much like alliances
created using Big Tobacco's covert actions as a
blueprint. Nicotine is nicotine. More than a few verbal
"pro-vapers" are making a timely living off of e-cigs.
Because e-cigs will sidle to anyone who will listen.
Dr. Michael, thanks for the heads up.
Post from 8/23/13
Tobacco analysis: Electronic cigarettes commentator fails to reveal conflict of interest
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