The time could not be better to finally stop smoking tobacco and move to an electronic cigarette which contains no carcinogenic ingredients and will satisy your nicotine habit. it also means you will be able to satisfy your smoking needs in places where smoking tobacco is currently banned.

The new regal 2 starter kits now start from a ‘FREE’ unit when you commit to a minimum 6 packs of cartridge order over a period of six months OR from a 60% reduced price of just $29.95 for those who want to give it a go first.

But take it from an ex 60 a day smoker of Winston, who has been tobacco free for over two years now….and enjoying the Regal 2 for all that time ( I’m even holding it whilst I am typing this!!)…you will not be disappointed.

Whether its the amazing improvement in lung capacity and the boost in energy you get in the first few months of using the Regal or the house not wreaking of smoke (something you’ll notice after a short while) or that finally you have started doing something to claim back the 20 years of life you are likely to lose if you continue smoking tobacco. Whatever the reason  you personally use to decide to move brands….from the ones that kill you (tobacco)…to the ones that dont…(ecigs). I can assure you that the best choice you will make will be the Regal 2.

So, get your year off to a great start and for once you’ll be able to say that you finally managed to keep to one of those New year resolutions!

Just click on the shop…or check out the four brands available Click here – Regal 2 brands from inlife

The government’s “nudge unit” wants to encourage the use of smokeless nicotine cigarettes, banned in many countries around the world, in an attempt to reduce the numbers killed in the UK by smoking diseases each year.

The Cabinet Office’s behavioural insight team – better known as the nudge unit – wants to adopt the new technology because policy officials believe the rigid “quit or die” approach to smoking advice no longer works. Rather, they want nicotine addiction to be managed to help smokers who otherwise won’t quit – an approach the unit believes could prevent millions of smoking deaths. Ten million people in the UK smoke, and smoking claims 80,000 lives a year.

The nudge unit’s first annual report, published on Thursday, says the unit – the first of its kind around the world – has, in the face of criticism, implemented a series of measures they believe could save thousands of lives a year, as well as £100m over the course of the next parliament.

Ideas already being rolled out include “nudging” people to donate organs by asking someone to opt out rather than opt in when filling out an online driving licence application. The report also says the government is to change tax forms to tell people how many people in their area have paid their taxes ahead of them.

Now the unit wants to explore and encourage new products that deliver nicotine to people’s lungs but without the harmful toxins and carcinogens in tobacco smoke that kill.

The annual report reads: “It will be important to get the regulatory framework for these products right, to encourage new products. A canon of behaviour change is that it is much easier to substitute a similar behaviour than to extinguish an entrenched habit (an example was the rapid switch from leaded to unleaded fuel). If alternative and safe nicotine products can be developed which are attractive enough to substitute people away from traditional cigarettes, they could have the potential to save 10,000s of lives a year.”

Current alternatives to smoking range from smokeless tobacco to the Swedish snuff-like product Snus, which is illegal in the UK. Versions of smoke-free cigarettes are illegal in Australia, and banned in Canada, Brazil, Singapore and Thailand because side-effects haven’t been tested.

But experts have advised the UK government that the nicotine contained in some new, smoke-free cigarettes is no more harmful than caffeine in coffee. A Cabinet Office source said: “A lot of countries are moving to ban this stuff; we think that’s a mistake.”

John Britton, professor of epidemiology at the University of Nottingham, told the Guardian that on top of the current smokeless range – which includes electronic or “e-cigarettes” that simulate smoking by producing an inhaled mist – there are three or four devices in different stages of development. But he said some companies have been reluctant to develop this technology because they had expected it to be as tightly controlled as pharmaceutical drugs.

Britton said: “If a manufacturer makes a health claim for anything then it becomes a drug, and drugs have to be regulated with tight controls. The current nicotine replacements are sold as drugs; however, e-cigarettes contain nicotine but get around this by making no health claim and so can be sold freely, but with little or no information on safety or standards. What we’re asking for is a regulation change to bring all nicotine products into a light-touch regime that will guarantee reasonable purity and safety standards but make them as available as cigarettes in a shop.”

The Medicine and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is looking into approving these devices for use. If it finds in their favour, the government is likely to push for them to be placed prominently in shops alongside tobacco cigarettes, where they would be sold at a cheaper rate.

The unit is keen to engage with those critics who believe its analysis and intervention in people’s behaviour is “nanny statism”.

David Halpern, the unit’s head, told the Guardian: “As with seatbelts and the smoking ban, these ideas were unpopular at first but after a while when you explain them to people, they understand and say, ‘Yeah, alright then.’

“A year in,” Halpern added, “we’re much more confident about how well this can work, and the early trials have also made us much more confident about public acceptability. There’s no doubt it can save many lives and hundreds of millions of pounds. In fact, our problem has become that we have so many inquiries from across Whitehall, we have to turn down many of the requests for help.”

Original post: www.guardian.co.uk

Tobacco is a very dangerous material and people smoke it for the effect of nicotine.It is the chemicals in the tobacco which cause all of the health problems such as cancer and respiratory and circulatory diseases.Nicotine which is not derived from tobacco is not a major health hazard and can be smoked via an electronic cigarette.

Consequently electronic cigarettes can give the smoker the feeling that they want and will not affect their health in the same way.There is no smoke,only water vapour, no smell, no ash, no fire risk ,in fact they are the perfect alternative for smokers.It is important that people purchase nicotine which is synthetic and pure and Inlife electronic cigarettes do just that.( www.myinlife.eu)

The Spanish government is going down the right path and should be promoting the use of these smoking alternatives instead.

Original Post: AMLA Spanish News

The road had been muddied by dis-information from parties worried by how this new industry and product was  going to severely impact their profits.

After a two year campaign by the FDA to intervene in the electronic cigarette industry and move the devices to regulation as ‘drug devices’ effectively getting them banned from the marketplace, it finally announced on Monday its decision to stop fighting repeated court decisions in favour of the industry and regulate the marketing of e-cigs under the Tobacco Control Act.

On its website Monday the FDA stated “The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, in Sottera, Inc. v. Food & Drug Administration, 627 F.3d 891 (D.C. Cir. 2010), recently issued a decision with regard to e-cigarettes and other products “made or derived from tobacco” and the jurisdictional line that should be drawn between “tobacco products” and “drugs,” “devices,” and combination products,  as those terms are defined in the FD&C Act.  The court held that e-cigarettes and other products made or derived from tobacco can be regulated as  “tobacco products” under the Act and are not drugs/devices unless they are marketed for therapeutic purposes. The government has decided not to seek further review of this decision, and FDA will comply with the jurisdictional lines established by Sottera.”

The decision should now open the market to ’serious’ suppliers and eliminate the fly by nights who offer teen enticing flavours and health claims in their marketing.

The decision was welcomed by inLife LLC, one of the first suppliers of electronic cigarettes to the US market and whose Regal 2 e-cig is seen as a market leader in the industry.

For more information about inLife:

UK : inLife UK

Spain (Español) (English)

Rest Of Europe: inLife Europe

Belgium followed and now inLife is looking for business leaders in Holland who can see the enormous market opening up in the electronic cigarette industry.

The electronic cigarette was once thought to be just a gimmick. That was until the tobacco industry and pharmecutical lobby stepped in to try and get them banned. They were first to realise that the e-cig posed a huge threat to their repspective industries as it provided a truly logical alternative to smoking tobacco allowing smokers to continue their habit without having to inhale the toxic chemicals that tobacco contains and for non smokers, without producing the harmful second hand smoke that has led to bans for tobacco smoking in public places.

There were concerns with a plethora of cheap chinese e-cigs flooding the market but as usual, the quality of such product has made them unviable. These leaves the market open to the quality brands such as inLife to make a huge dent in the $200 billion a year industry in the US and Europe alone.

Current Euro markets where leader are required are:

Austria            Germany        Netherlands      Spain                      Turkey
Denmark         Italy                 Romania             Sweden                  Ukraine
France            Ireland              Russia                 Switzerland          U. Kingdom

Interested parties should contact: Neil Ebsworth e-mail: neil@myinlife.co.uk

Team Global is happy to announce that we have recently established a team in Belgium headed by Sebastien Durant.

As part of being the opening distributor for a new country you will be able to benefit from the wide range of resources that Team Global brings to the table in terms of online presence and tools.

Working closely with corporate, you will be able to help shape the inLife business opportuntiy in your country as you grow across the globe.

This is an amazing opportunity to join a company that has passed the two year barrier and is growing stronger by the day, backed by some amazingly innovative products such as the Regal 2 electronic cigarette and inForce immune builder based on the extracts of Coriolus Versicolor mushroom.

The electronic cigarette market is one of the fastest growing sectors in the global economy with tobacco in the US & Europe worth $200 billion dollars.

The health market is also one of the largest on the planet and with 1 billion baby boomers starting to turn 65 this year, the interest in inForce is unparralled.

If you are interested in becoming a lead distributor for inLife then first do a little research at inLife Europe

Then, drop an e-mail to Neil Ebsworth at : neil@myinlife.co.uk or Skype (with a message) to Username: inlifespain

Here is the Email to cut and paste…

Dear inLife:

I would like to take advantage of your new, limited time promotion to receive a free, “Regal 2 Standard Pack.”  I would like to reactivate my e-cig Auto-ship for a period of 6 months as part of the requirement for this promotion.  I understand that if I stop my Auto-ship of E-cig cartridges before the required 6 month period of time, I will be giving inLife the right to charge my credit card in the amount of $49.95 for the wholesale cost of the Regal 2 Standard Pack.

My Name:  ____________________

My Address: ___________________   ______________________   __________

My Telephone No.: ______________________________

Alternative Telephone No.: ________________________

I use the following Cartridge Strength: (   )  High,  (   )  Medium,   (   ) Low,   (   ) Zero

(   ) Mix

I use the following flavor:  (   )  Standard,  (   ) Menthol,  (   ) Robust

inLife LLC, suppliers of  the Regal 2 electronic cigarette and inForce, the Coriolus Versicolor immune system builder are expanding into global markets this week with launches across the world in South America, Europe, Asia and South Africa.

The company who are currently launching the inForce immune builder via an infomercial with Cristina Ferrare are a Network marketing company who offer individuals the chance to participate in an income stream by marketing the innovative product range. They also offer the chance to share in the income from the US infomercial, something that is unusual in MLM circles and crosses the boundaries of marketing business models.

The company is not new to celebrity endorsements with Josh Harris of The Discovery Channel’s ‘The Deadliest Catch’ having been a user and promoter for the Regal 2 electronic cigarette.

The company is now going to operate in:

Europe:

Austria
Denmark
France
Germany
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands Antilles
Netherlands
Romania
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom

South America:

Mexico

Brazil

Argentina

Asia:

Australia
China
Hong Kong
Indonesia
Japan
Korea
Malaysia
Philippines
Singapore
Taiwan

South Africa

Israel, UAE & KSA

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