Q&A: Will Nicotine Have Adverse Effects on Cardiovascular and Brain Development?

Q: Will Nicotine Have Adverse Effects on Cardiovascular and Brain Development?

A: This statement is true, but you may be overestimating its actual harm. As a stimulant, after nicotine in E-ciagrettes enters the human body, it will stimulate peripheral vasoconstriction, resulting in faster heartbeat, higher blood pressure and faster breathing, increasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension and stroke.

It’s by no means harmless, but virtually any stimulant carries the same health risks, including another common stimulant in life: caffeine.

Caffeine, like nicotine, is a stimulant that acts on the central nervous system. The effect of nicotine on the cardiovascular system is almost the same as that of caffeine. However, we will not see signs indicating health risks on the packaging of any kind of coffee. The caffeine is difficult to actually cause health problems.

Some friends may say that they do not have the habit of drinking coffee, but in fact, many Chinese people who are used to drinking tea are exposed to caffeine every day, because the caffeine content in green tea is even higher than that in coffee. Therefore, if you drink tea regularly, it is difficult to say that the trace amount of nicotine in cigarettes electroniques will significantly affect your cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health.

The effects of nicotine on teenage brain development, especially in the processing of language and memory, are indeed supported by some medical evidence. However, caffeine can also affect brain development. Therefore, while banning teens from vaping, they should also be urged to drink less or no coffee.

The current exaggerated and untrue claims about the health hazards of nicotine originated from the public health campaigns in Europe and the United States in the 1960s. At that time, governments in various countries deliberately exaggerated the toxicity of nicotine in order to promote smoking cessation. In fact, whether trace amounts of nicotine are good or bad for the human body is still controversial in the medical community: for example, the Royal Society of Public Health (RSPH) in the United Kingdom has highlighted some of the medical benefits of nicotine, such as the treatment of Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and attention deficit disorder. etc.

Although there is an old saying that “talking about toxicity aside from the dose is a hooligan”, we still have to be careful about the possible health risks of nicotine.

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