A 2017 study found that non-smoking adults were four times more likely to start smoking traditional cigarettes after only 18 months of vaping, which includes “juuling.” On October 16, 2019, an article has been posted online stating a mother has filed a lawsuit against Juul as her 18 year-old son has died in his sleep. The mother has stated in the article that her son had started using the Juul at age 15, which is an age that tobacco should not even be in question. He had used it so often that he would have mood swings if he did not have it. Already, this is a major sign of a psychological downside. Less than a year after he began vaping, the teen was hospitalized three times for breathing and lung complications — and hospital staff gave him nicotine patches because he was “so addicted to Juul,” the suit says
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