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Hi everybody, remember me? I'm Rodney Allen Rippy:

I used to pitch hamburgers for "Jack N the Box". I want to tell you about this amazing new product, a new idea, a revolutionary advance in science that is destined to change the way people smoke forever. It's called the Electronic Cigarette and I've teamed up with Never Light Again, a respectable and experienced company based out of Southern California.

After many hours of research about the health issues associate with tobacco addiction, I've decided to represent this company and let as many people as I can know that there is a
smoking alternative available to help them either "Kick the habit" or change their smoking habits
to exclude tobacco, tar and other harmful chemicals that causes cancer and heart disease.

More and more people around the world are increasing their health consciousness. While non-smokers have, until recently lagged behind, E-cigarettes now offers the traditional smoker
a new option. They're designed as a safer and cleaner alternative to conventional smoking to help smokers lead a healthier lifestyle. Read some of the starling facts below and you will realize why I'm on this mission.

Read The Ugly But TRUE FACTS About Cigarettes...

Fact	- Tobacco use kills more 5.1 million people every year – more than HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined. If - current trends continue, tobacco use could kill more than eight million people per year by 2030, and up to one billion - people in total in the 21st century.
Fact	- In 2009 - Tobacco use in the United States killed over 443,000.
Fact	- Approximately 603,000 deaths from second-hand smoking should be added to the 5.1 million deaths.
Fact	- The cigarette industry spends billions each year on advertising and promotions. $12.5 billion total spent in 2006, - that's, $34 million spent a day.
Fact	- In 2009, 20.6% of all adults (46.6 million people) smoked cigarettes.
Fact	- Each day, about 1,000 persons younger than 18 years of age begin smoking on a daily basis.
Fact	- Approximately 70% of smokers want to quit completely.
Fact	- Approximately 45% of smokers try to quit each year.
Fact	- The smoke of a traditional cigarette contains more than 4,800 chemicals; approximately 70 of these are cancer-
	- causing, states the German Cancer Research Center.

**WHAT DOES THE MEDIA SAY ABOUT E-CIGARETTES?**
	m	Chief Medical Correspondent of CNN says, "This is becoming quite popular! Nicotine in and of itself is used to help people stop smoking and, "We had somebody who's a smoker try this and they were actually pretty surprised at how much it did feel like smoking, you do have the device that looks like a cigarette, your putting it to your're mouthand puffing it like a cigarette...he was actually really surprised at how much it felt like a cigarette."
	m	ABC News says, "E-Cigarettes, They’re marketed as a way for smokers to get a nicotine fix whithout paying high taxes and facing bans on lighting up in Public Places".
	m	"Getting the nicotine without the smoke is an enormous health advantage for cigarette smokers" But again, it's the smoke that kills, not the nicotine. Yes, nicotine is highly addictive, and it is what keeps the smoker hooked. But getting the nicotine without the smoke is an enormous health advantage for cigarette smokers (the nicotine inserts come in various strengths and the users can adjust them downwards as they wish)
	m	"E-cigarettes... looks like a cigarette, and even puffs smoke" like a cigarette. I was not familiar with e-cigarettes, but the basic idea is this: it looks like a cigarette, and even puffs "smoke" like a cigarette (actually water vapor.) But an e-cigarette doesn't have any of the tobacco or additives of a cigarette. It's just a battery-charged cartridge. That's why it's promoted as a safer alternative for people addicted to smoking.
	m	Smokeless Tobacco Sales Light Up: Cigarettes sales by volume have plummented 17% from 2005, partly the result of health warning and bans on smoking in public places as well as taxation by local and federal governments. Scientiists say that overall smokeless tobacco produces are less harmful than cigarettes, in large part because of the risk of lung cancer. But medical experts agree that quitting tobacco altogether is the best alternative.