But there's one popular stop-smoking therapy that may not be as great as some retailers are making it out to be: the so-called E or electronic cigarette.
Barb Walls of the New Brunswick Lung Association explains despite that some people manage to quit with the help of e-cigarettes, that's not backed up by any research.
Walls further warns the primary chemical in the inhalers--propylene glycol--hasn't been proven to be be safe to inhale and the ingredients aren't regulate by the government. For more information on e-cigarettes and National Non Smoking Week go to country94.ca, click news.
