A person is dying every 8 seconds from smoking related illnesses. Designating 'blame' offers no solutions to this tragedy, but instead only adds to the hurt that families face every day. Life Unlimited's goal is to allow others choices that improve the quality of their lives and to reduce lung cancer statistics that remain alarmingly high today. This website offers support, products, and honest, straight-forward information about electronic cigarettes, lung cancer and other risks associated with smoking. It also dispels some of the 'myths' from 'sales' claims attached to e-cigarettes. Please visit our links under 'categories' (top left of your screen) for the straight answers, resources and advice not offered by all distributors. At Life Unlimited we are not merely an e-commerce business. We care. We wish you longevity, good health, prosperity, unlimited choices.
Alternative nicotine water: Life Unlimited and its parent company is one of the first companies in the U.S. to introduce a non-addictive nicotine water for distribution to those seeking aid in quitting smoking. Please contact Life Unlimited for further details. This is available for purchase under the links provided. We also offer healthier alternatives to coffee (with added supplements) and tea as well as innovative vitamins.
Electronic cigarettes: How they work
Electronic cigarettes are comprised of the following three components: a cartridge, an atomizer and a rechargeable battery. There is no risk of fire as the battery unit is specially designed and contained. The atomizer when charged by the battery will release a ‘vapor’ that simulates smoke when the product is in use. The cartridge consists of nicotine, water and a FDA approved food additive and flavoring solely.
Our products are 100% tobacco free. Nicotine is derived naturally from other sources of vegetation, mainly tomatoes. This give our electronic cigarettes a sweeter flavor than some other brands.
Benefits from transitioning: E-cigarettes as an alternative to regular tobacco cigarettes do not contain carbon monoxide or the popularly cited 4000 chemicals in tobacco cigarettes. Forty-three of these substances are known to cause cancer and/or are known toxins including formaldehyde, butane, tar, acetone, hydrogen cyanide, ammonia, Radon and arsenic. In addition to lessening risks of lung cancer and lung disease the following benefits exist:
- Increased stamina and energy as well as breathing better/easier and elimination of 'smokers cough.'
- Increased immune system after a consumer's body rids itself of harmful toxic additives in tobacco cigarettes
- No yellow teeth, smoker's breath or tar (some dentists have recommended e-cigarettes as an alternative)
- No second-hand smoke (spouses, child and pets are not inconvenienced and their health not put at risk)
- No smoke film on car windows or staining on ceilings, walls and drapes
- Reduced or eliminated headaches commonly associated with tobacco cigarettes
- No smoke odors (although some cartridges do have a fragrance, this dissipates in minutes and resembles fresh tobacco store versus tobacco smoke).
- No ash trays and cigarette butts or hot ashes that can burn carpets and clothing
- It is better for our environment
- Save Money! After a consumers initial purchase, cartridges are less expensive than most cigarettes. Prices are set to go down--not up due to taxation. This does not include reduced prices in potential medical bills and dental cleanings
- No smoking restrictions. E-cigarettes can be smoked on airplanes, in bars and in other places where restrictions apply
Proceeds from sales: Proceeds from sales are placed back into our business of helping others as well as providing and obtaining donations for lung cancer prevention. In the United States, lung cancer is the most "neglected," "unreported" and ‘under funded’ cancer in research, yet it also takes the life of more people than prostate, colon and breast cancer ‘combined.’[1]
Lung cancer is the leader in preventable deaths in the United States and only second in numbers to cardiac related deaths. At life unlimited we would like to see this change. We hope you too would like to see a change as well in the fight against lung cancer.
[1]. Parles, K. MLS and Schiller J.H., MD. 100 Questions & Answers about Lung Cancer. Sudbury, MA: Joan and Barlett, 2006.
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