This is not milk tea, it is an e-cigarette. It looks good but it can cause harm.

China Science and Technology News Network, January 29 (Xu Qiqi) Recently, some new products that look like milk tea cups, Coke cans, planet cups, etc. have appeared on the market. They are lifelike and colorful, and are loved by many people. But this is not a new toy, but a new image of electronic cigarettes.

In the past, most common e-cigarettes were similar in shape to traditional cigarettes, but the "milk tea cup" e-cigarettes are more delicate in shape. Not only adults are interested in this product, but many underage students are also attracted by the appearance and rich flavors of this type of e-cigarettes.

Data shows that young people are the main users of e-cigarettes, with the highest usage rate in the 15-24 age group. As of 2019, the main way to obtain e-cigarettes is through the Internet, accounting for 45.4%. However, my country's "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Minors" clearly stipulates that it is prohibited to sell tobacco and alcohol to minors, and operators should place signs in prominent locations that prohibit the sale of tobacco and alcohol to minors.

In fact, the harm caused by e-cigarettes to the human body is no less than that of traditional cigarettes. Some of the "milk tea cup" e-cigarettes on the market are "three-no" products. Some lawbreakers even add tetrahydrocannabinol or synthetic cannabinoids to them. These ingredients affect the function of the central nervous system of the human body and cause greater harm to the human body.

Excessive use of e-cigarettes by teenagers can cause poor brain development. E-cigarettes can also damage human cardiovascular and lung organs. E-cigarette use by pregnant women can also affect the development of the fetus in the abdomen. In addition, e-cigarettes also have potential risks such as battery explosion and high temperature burns.