Outcomes Understand how vaping works Understanding the law and Ed Code

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Outcomes Understand how vaping works Understanding the law and Ed Code Understand the negative impacts on the body Understand how vape is marketed towards teens Reflection and moving forward

Cartridge/reservoir – holds liquid solution – nicotine, flavorings, other chemicals Heating Element – Vaporizer/atomizer Power source – battery Mouthpiece

Myth #1: It’s just water vapor.

TRUTH: There are many dangerous chemicals that are created and inhaled including: Lead Aerosol Acetaldehyde Nickel Formaldehyde Cadmium Toluene Isoprene

Myth #2: Vaping is legal.

TRUTH: It is illegal for minors to buy, sell, use, or possess vape pens. 48900h - Possessed or used tobacco, or products containing tobacco or nicotine products, including, but not limited to, cigarettes, cigars, miniature cigars, clove cigarettes, smokeless tobacco, snuff, chew packets, and betel. In California, the minimum age to purchase e-cigarettes is 21 Penal Code Section 308 - It is unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation to sell, give, or in any way furnish to a minor any tobacco product or paraphernalia if that person, firm, or corporation knows or should otherwise have grounds to know that the recipient is a minor.

Myth #3: Vaping is not harmful to the body.

TRUTH: Vapors contain dangerous toxins, heavy metals, and cancer causing chemicals. Negative impact on brain development Cognitive impairment (how you learn) Behavioral impairment (how you behave) Memory Attention Pattern of addiction Lung and organ damage Acute hypertension Heart rate increase Lung cancer Oral cancer Osteoporosis Risk of diabetes Sleep disturbance Stroke Dizziness Heart attack

Myth #4: The rules for marketing e-cigarettes is the same as regular cigarettes.

TRUTH: The same laws that don’t allow cigarette companies to advertise to kids do not apply to e-cigarettes.

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Myth #5: Vaping is not addictive.

TRUTH: Vape is not only addictive, but it lays the foundation in the brain for a life of addiction.

Reflections Take 10-minutes to write a letter to your parent/child about what has happened and what you are committing to in the future.