Dr. Angela Brownemiller
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Ask Dr. Angela - #502: Vaping and Vaping Addiction Show #2
Ask Dr. Angela - #502: Vaping and Vaping Addiction Show #2
Ask Dr. Angela - #502: Vaping and Vaping Addiction Show #2
Thursday 30th April 2020
Dr. Angela exposes vaping's hidden dangers and addictive grip on teens and adults. Learn about health risks and resources for quitting.
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Dr. Angela Brownemiller
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Mindful Recovery
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Mindfulness & Technology in Health
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Get the buttons here!Vaping's Hidden Dangers: Dr. Angela's Eye-Opening Discussion
Nicotine increases your chances greatly of stroke and heart disease, and we don't know that much about the other flavorings, and so there is research out there that there's connections to cancer.
Ever thought vaping was a safer alternative to smoking? Think again. In this episode, Dr. Angela Brownemiller takes a deep dive into the world of vaping and its addictive grip on both teens and adults. Joined by a special guest, she unpacks the misconceptions surrounding e-cigarettes and reveals the alarming health risks they pose. From the tar and cancer-causing agents hidden in those sleek devices to the way nicotine hijacks the brain's reward system, Dr. Angela leaves no stone unturned.
She also discusses how vaping can be a gateway to other substance abuses, especially for younger brains more susceptible to addiction. But it's not all doom and gloom; Dr. Angela also shares valuable resources for those looking to quit and highlights the importance of seeking professional help. With cities like San Francisco taking a stand by banning flavored vapes, this episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about their health or the well-being of their loved ones.
Tune in to get the full scoop on why vaping might not be the 'harmless' habit you thought it was.