The first ever UK TV ad to show a person using an e-cigarette otherwise known as "vaping" has been banned by the advertising watchdog, little over a month after it first aired, for its potential to glamorize smoking (watch the ad below.) It is now effectively the third time the ad, for e-cig brand VIP, has been banned
Research conducted at the University College London found that smokers exhibit significantly higher cortisol levels throughout the day compared to nonsmokers
Though the brand is often associated with a natural image, it has faced criticism for its use of Native American symbols and marketing that may imply reduced harm
The complex truth is that soem people are less likely to get addicted
That remains true as AI changes how work gets done
But once set correctly, the overall intonation was really very good, making upper-fret chord voicing sound a lot more in-tune than many cheaper CBGs we've played