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reported that smoking causes an acute 1520 mmHg rise in systolic BP, but the effect starts declining after 10 minutes and can be missed if BP is measured more than 30 minutes after smoking 15
Review of Economics and Statistics 54:401-411
Nicotine and inflammatory neurological disorders
The study products included: Product A: Classic Tobacco flavored e-cigarette (2.4 % nicotine, ~75 % glycerin) Product B: Classic Tobacco flavored e-cigarette (2.4 % nicotine, ~50 % glycerin/~20 % propylene glycol) Product C: Menthol flavored e-cigarette (2.4 % nicotine, ~75 % glycerin) Product D: Classic Tobacco flavored e-cigarette (1.6 % nicotine, ~75 % glycerin) Product E: Classic Tobacco flavored e-cigarette (1.6 % nicotine, ~50 % glycerin/~20 % propylene glycol) Product F: Tobacco Cigarette Study design This was a randomized, partially single-blinded, six-period crossover study conducted at a single independent research center (Celerion, Lincoln, NE)
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