Your mention of Ft. Detrick and the reports of vaping deaths in the months before "the Pandemic" is interesting, as I have long believed there is a connection betwee the increased "Covid" deaths/symptoms and the explosion in the use of vaping that coincided with the start of "the Pandemic." I recall reading stories of vaping-related deaths in the months leading up to "the Pandemic."

While I'm sure that there is some quality vape juice out there, I think there is a lot of dangerous, cheap stuff in circulation. From personal experience, I was around a family member on one occasion who was using a really cheap-looking vape pen with some god-awful smelling fruity vape juice. Just a few minutes near the vapor and I started getting a migraine and had migraines for few days afterwards, as well as having a "heavy' feeling in my lungs, and burning/sore eyes. And the fruity scent of the vape juice would not leave my mouth and nostrils for days afterwards. Never again will I spend time around someone who is vaping.

Curious to know how many people with serious "Covid"symptoms/complications were recently around someone vaping?