While the equivalency estimates for alcohol and tobacco do not incorporate social harms, comparisons of alcohol to tobacco in standard units (number of drinks versus number of cigarettes) could provide alcohol users with a better understanding, in comparative terms, of the risks they partake when they drink
So with that being said, lets go over the data that is out there: Right now when research is exploring the effects from cannabis, its mainly talking about two things: THC and CBD
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The flooding of the tobacco market meant that, to begin with, cigarette companies spent vast amounts of money advertising their product to secure customers - only to find that their competitors were doing exactly the same thing and thus frequently cancelling out all of their efforts (this had the odd effect that when cigarette adverts were banned it actually meant that the cigarette companies had more profits as they were still selling the same amount of cigarettes)
These cases have increased awareness that some people use ECs to consume substances other than nicotine
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