Once upon a time, in a land not so far away, smoking was so cool. Now that we know better, it is one of the biggest turn off (right up there in the category of heroin addicts, alcoholics and no job – stuff that gives mothers nightmares) It is a nasty habit that is so hard to break. Even though smokers are treated as lepers (can’t smoke indoors and public places therefore we huddle outside in the cold and/or rain). Ridicules go in one ear and out the other. We become immune to it all. Continue reading “E-Cigs Spreading Like Wildfire” »

“Within 20 years nobody will be smoking tobacco cigarettes anymore” says Bob Goldberg, Director of Health E-Cigarette Australia, one of Australia’s largest electronic cigarette (ecigarette) companies. “Why would anyone in their right mind smoke those cancer causing and poisonous tobacco cigarettes when ecigs contain no harmful chemicals, give you the same physical feeling and are thousands of dollars a year cheaper”? Continue reading “The Death of Cigarettes” »

Here in the Land of Oz, we are unable to purchase these ecigs at proper shops. They sell them at weekend markets or through the internet. Let me discuss about the market vendors selling electronic cigarettes first. The products sold at markets are inferior quality. The vendors are not permanently there and if you have a problem and/or something breaks down, you have to wait for the weekend (if you are lucky and they are there). Continue reading “Eni Mini Miny Mo…where to buy the E-cig?” »

Personal message from Mr. Bob Goldberg, Director of Health E-Cigarette Australia.

I had been trying to quit smoking for 20 years when my lifesaver came along…the electronic cigarette – or ecigarette. During my 20 years of trying to quit smoking I tried nicotine patches (on about 10 to 15 different occasions), nicotine gum (upset my stomach all the time), lozenges, hypnotherapy, zyban, and champix (dangerously mind altering). Continue reading “My Saviour – E Cigarettes” »

Numerous times over the years I tried giving up smoking. It had been the most difficult experience of my life. The addiction was sooooo powerful that I could only compare it to being a heroine addict (I can just imagine this). I used patches, gums, lozenges, zyban, champix (very dangerous stuff), inhalers, nicotine nasal sprays and so on. Mood swings were unbearable. I cried at a drop of a hat. The depression always got to me. A few times I was able to hold off for 6 months. However, after that 6 month mark, something always happened that broke my determination (looking back, I’m pretty sure I made something happen so I can smoke again). It was and is a debilitating disease and there is no cure for it. Continue reading “My Victory over Cigarette Smoking Using ECIGS” »