USA FDA Officially Announced That Nicotine Has Nothing To Do With Cancer!

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USA FDA officially announced that nicotine has nothing to do with cancer!

December 26,2017.

Heno-Bio Public News: Smoking is harmful to health and carcinogenic and is well known to all. People always think nicotine in tobacco is a direct killer. However, more than half a century of medical research, has failed to find evidence of nicotine carcinogen. Previously, the research structure said that nicotine has nothing to do with carcinogenicity, and regulators admit now!

July 28, the FDA Secretary Scott Gottlieb formally announced that "nicotine itself has no direct causal relationship with cancer.Down to the United States and millions of lives in the world of lung cancer, heart disease is not a direct role of nicotine, It is carcinogenic and endangered by other unknown components that are produced after lighting tobacco. "
The FDA is aware that even reducing the nicotine content in cigarettes to zero, may not necessarily reduce the health risks of smoking, and the FDA has no intention of completely banning it (nor can it do so).
n the future, FDA will focus its regulatory efforts on smoking addiction, reducing and avoiding smoking addiction, especially adolescents and women.
FDA also started to change from strangled to electronic cigarette attention. Because e-cigarettes do not contain the same harmful ingredients as traditional cigarettes, but they are also equally addictive or undesirable. Instead of focusing on whether e-cigarettes can replace cigarettes, the FDA believes the focus is on addiction problems.
FDA encourages continued research on the pathogenicity of trace elements in tobacco, while paying more attention to the dangers and potential risks of e-cigarette addiction.
The FDA Secretary requests that discussions be held with tobacco companies, public health and medical experts, and the general public in the coming month, to develop new tobacco regulatory rules, that will replace the regulatory nicotine regulations in traditional cigarettes to be introduced Regulation of electronic cigarettes in the next four years