California wants to get rid of e-cigarette

- After the tobacco is now the e-cigarette at the turn in California. Gov. Jerry Brown has put his signature under a law banning electronic smoking in restaurants, theaters, schools and other public venues. Thereby hoping to prevent the government addiction to hip 'suction pipe. 'Vaping' is all the rage, especially among young people.

Democratic Sen. Mark Leno said in the Los Angeles Times its concern about the ever growing popularity of this stimulant in high school and college students.,, That the e-cigarette falls under the comprehensive legislation for smoke-free areas critical to public health. Especially considering the alarming eagerness to engage young people to those things. ''

Leno accused the manufacturers are to entice children like flavored chewing gum and melon to this form of smoking. The vapor to inhale often contains nicotine. The legislation defines the e-cigarette as a tobacco product now. That means in particular that the sale of the newfangled cigarette to minors is punishable.