Skip to main content

Is Vaping
Really Worth It?

Let's be real - what are you actually getting from vaping? Together, let's look at the facts and make smart choices for your future.

!

Real Talk: What's the Deal with Vaping?

The Real Cost

  • Your Health: Permanent lung damage, breathing problems, and addiction
  • Your Money: Average cost $30-50/week = $1,560-2,600/year
  • Your Future: Reduced sports performance, trouble focusing in school
  • Your Faith: Struggling with addiction affects your spiritual journey

What Do You Get?

  • Temporary "High": But at what cost to your health?
  • "Fitting In": Real friends accept you for who you are
  • "Stress Relief": There are healthier ways to handle stress
  • "It's Safe": This is a myth - vaping has serious health risks

Ask yourself: Are these "benefits" worth risking your health and future?

The Real Numbers (2023)

10.0

% of High School Students Currently Vaping

Past 30-day e-cigarette use

4.6

% of Middle School Students Currently Vaping

Past 30-day e-cigarette use

2.13

Million U.S. Students Using E-cigarettes

Combined middle and high school users

Source: CDC National Youth Tobacco Survey, 2023

The Hidden Dangers of Vaping

Respiratory Damage

  • Permanent lung scarring
  • Chronic bronchitis
  • Reduced breathing capacity

Brain Impact

  • Impaired memory function
  • Decreased concentration
  • Addiction vulnerability

Cardiovascular Risks

  • Increased blood pressure
  • Irregular heart rhythm
  • Higher risk of stroke

You're Not Alone - There's Hope

Your Life Matters

"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." - Jeremiah 29:11

You're stronger than you think. With faith and support, you can break free from vaping.

Your Path to Freedom

  1. Admit you want to change
  2. Talk to someone you trust
  3. Join a support group
  4. Replace vaping with healthy activities
  5. Help others make better choices

Need More Information?

Access reliable resources and professional help services below.

Quit Line

1-800-QUIT-NOW
(1-800-784-8669)

Free cessation resource

Find Treatment

FindTreatment.gov

Substance use treatment locator

Learn More

CDC E-Cigarette Information

Official CDC resources