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歡迎來到煙草商的超美好世界

這是煙草商的天堂，在這裡，他們聲稱吸電子煙更安全，但其實吸電子煙會增加中風及可能罹患肺癌的風險，而這個最致命的產業，現在卻裝扮成你的知心好友。12345678910767778798081

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快速小測驗

最致命的產業要給你一些健康建議。你能否察覺出他們最新的欺騙性宣稱？

檢視現實真相：吸電子煙

煙草商扭曲有關吸電子煙的事實

煙草商希望向我們推銷一個不再吸香煙的未來，而電子煙正是一種「更安全的替代品」。123 但千萬不要陷入此虛假謊言！當你能分辨他們所製造的虛假幻象及現實真相之間的區別時，你就能揭穿煙草商的虛言假象，並終結他們的致命欺騙。

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虛假幻象

煙草商正在致力實現「無煙害」世界

看清現實真相
現實真相

「無煙害」？更像是「無真相」！

煙草商並不打算消失，因此他們將危險且容易上癮的電子煙市場行銷為「無煙害」的替代品，卻同時每年製造六萬億香煙。18

了解煙草商如何吸引孩子對電子煙上癮
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虛假幻象

煙草商現今關心公眾健康21

看清現實真相
現實真相

他們販售致命產品，並操縱科學研究。11261

煙草商資助會誤導我們認為電子煙更健康的研究，即使事實上電子煙可能增加罹患致命疾病的風險。145681314151622 甚至某煙草品牌更付款讓科學期刊發表支持吸電子煙的「研究」。323

看清煙草商更多虛假謊言
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虛假幻象

吸電子煙是戒斷香煙的最好方法24

看清現實真相
現實真相

吸電子煙還可能導致「兩者併用」，也就是會同時吸電子煙和吸香煙。252627 請結合諮詢輔導及藥物治療，才有最好的機會永久戒煙。28

研究顯示電子煙使你戒除尼古丁的可能性更為降低。29 對於煙草商而言，成癮就等於利益。

獲得戒煙或戒電子煙協助
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虛假幻象

尼古丁有助放鬆及專注

看清現實真相
現實真相

尼古丁會毒害大腦，還會加深焦慮抑鬱。19303132

尼古丁可能會加劇情緒波動和煩躁，並永久改變大腦中連接形成的方式。3334  它還可能干擾注意力和學習能力 – 這完全不利於放鬆！33

了解尼古丁對大腦的更多影響方式

由於大煙草商的蓄意虛假謊言，有關電子煙的許多錯誤信息在傳播。請協助傳播真相。

吸電子煙的危害

吸電子煙會成為身體及大腦的噩夢456891035

「無煙害」並不代表無危害，事實上，這是一場全面進攻：電子煙會使罹患肺臟和心臟疾病，以及因中風而年輕早逝的風險增加，還會提高罹患肺癌的風險。45678101314161836374142767778798081

探討吸電子煙的健康風險
吸電子煙會成為身體及大腦的噩夢[4][5][6][8][9][10][35]
尼古丁會永久損害你的大腦，並可能增加焦慮、抑鬱和情緒波動的風險。193031323334
吸電子煙會增加中風的風險，使你更有可能因中風而英年早逝。91036373
吸電子煙更可能造成牙齦發炎及疾病的風險，並能導致口氣惡臭。3940
吸電子煙會使罹患呼吸系統疾病如慢性阻塞性肺病(COPD)、肺氣腫和支氣管炎的風險增加。4175
吸電子煙可能會增加罹患肺癌的風險。45678767778798081
每天吸電子煙的人比不吸煙的人更有可能罹患心臟病。42
長期吸電子煙可能損壞血管，增加心血管疾病的風險。43
電子煙與膀胱癌有關。4445
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我兒子15歲時曾在當地一家商店買到電子煙筆和電子煙汁。他們知道要讓孩子上癮才會成為終身客戶。」

居住在聖塔克拉利塔的一位母親
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這是煙草商的掩飾手法。」

安提阿市居民
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我們不需要會造成尼古丁成癮的替代品。」

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煙草商所吹噓的夢想 是我們所有人的噩夢

煙草商想藉著解決他們一手造成的致命吸煙流行病來獲利。

了解煙草商最新品牌重塑的真相
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追究煙草商的責任

我們不會輕易上當

煙草商的超美好世界對我們所有人而言都是一場噩夢。我們正在引領一場保護加州人的對抗反擊，以免大眾受到他們危險謊言的欺騙。而你可以通過大聲疾呼來提供協助。

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煙草商目前耗資數十億美元在狡詐的營銷策略及政治影響力上，即使造成死亡與疾病也要獲利。
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即使對於不使用煙草的人，也可能產生致命的後果。
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煙草商稱孩子們為「替代客戶」， 而大煙草商更判處他們終生成癮與疾病。
了解詳情
具有種族主義的煙草商，策略性地以特定社區為目標，提供致命的產品及操控性的信息。
了解詳情
有毒煙草廢棄物及塑料污染所帶來的環境破壞與健康風險，無人能免受其害。
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