The media is filled with poorly conducted studies, alarming rumors, and a multitude of misconceptions about e-cigarette vaping.

The amount of misinformation spreading through the media at lightning speed is staggering, and finding useful information becomes increasingly difficult. Only lazy people didn't write about vaping being dangerous

In reality, using e-cigarettes has its "side effect," and it would be better for a novice vaper to be aware of it.

It is called a dry mouth.

Propylene glycol (PG), which is present in most e-liquids, absorbs saliva in the mouth and throat, so prolonged vaping can lead to a feeling of thirst.

Dry mouth can cause unpleasant breath, various dental problems, and discomfort. All of this can be easily avoided. Just drink as much pure water as possible.

Vaping, like drinking pure water, are both significant lifestyle changes that contribute to reducing harm to the body. Who could possibly be harmed by drinking water?