The FDA Is Investigating Reports of Seizures Possibly Linked to Vaping

“Today, we’re notifying the public of another potential emerging safety issue of which the FDA has recently become aware. We have reports
indicating that some people who use e-cigarettes, especially youth and
young adults, are experiencing seizures following their use,” the FDA
statement reads. “An FDA review of voluntary adverse event reports for
these products submitted to the agency and to poison control centers has
identified a total of 35 reported cases of seizures following use of
e-cigarettes between 2010 and early 2019. While 35 cases may not seem
like much compared to the total number of people using Electronic Cigarette Wholesale, we are nonetheless concerned by these reported cases. We also recognize
that not all of the cases may be reported. We believe these 35 cases
warrant scientific investigation into whether there is in fact a
connection.

That’s right, apart from pushing children to smoking tobacco, and being really bad for your respiratory system and heart, electronic
cigarettes may also cause seizures, at least according to a few reports
currently being investigated by the FDA. Well, I guess that’s it then,
time to go back to smoking…

Only things aren’t exactly what the mainstream media is trying to make them up to be. First of all, the FDA mentions 35 self-reported
cases in a span of almost nine years, which isn’t what most experts
would call scientific evidence. Furthermore, the statement mentions that
a few of the reported cases indicate that the seizures occurred in
association with the use of other substances such as marijuana or
amphetamines. The reports also don’t provide enough details to establish
a clear cause or pattern, and the agency actually admits they’ve found
nothing linking e-cigarettes to the seizures. They’re definitely still
looking, though.

“We want to be clear that we don’t yet know if there’s a direct relationship between the use of e-cigarettes and a risk of seizure. We
can’t yet say for certain that e-cigarettes are causing these seizures,”
Gottlieb wrote in the statement. “We’re sharing this early information
with the public because as a public health agency, it’s our job to
communicate about potential safety concerns associated with the products
we regulate that are under scientific investigation by the agency.”

Oh, I couldn’t agree more. Warning the general public about a “potential” adverse effect of vaping for which there is absolutely no
proof is completely justified…

Just to be clear, nicotine poisoning can cause seizures, but even the FDA admits that it is virtually impossible to get enough nicotine
into the bloodstream for this to occur by vaping or smoking. A person
would have to ingest or inject themselves with dangerously high doses of
nicotine to experience such extreme symptoms. And even if this were
possible, it seems strange that smoking has never been linked to
seizures before considering the tobacco cigarette is a much more
efficient nicotine delivery system. If the FDA truly is so committed to
informing the public about potential hazards, surely they would have
investigated such reports…

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