Singer Lola Young says vaping has made breathing feel like a 'chore'
Summary
Singer Lola Young says vaping has made breathing feel difficult and tiring, describing her lungs as "battery powered." Experts warn that vaping can harm lung health and affect singers’ voices, while UK authorities are introducing new rules and taxes to limit vaping.Key Facts
- Lola Young, a singer, says vaping makes her breathing feel like “hard work” and compares her lungs to a battery.
- She shared her experiences in a TikTok video and admitted she probably won't quit vaping soon.
- Vocal coach Lizzii Hills says vaping can harm singers by making breathing harder and affecting their voice quality.
- The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health linked vaping to breathing problems, coughing, wheezing, poor dental health, and other issues after reviewing more than 80 studies.
- The NHS states vaping is less harmful than smoking but still carries health risks that are not fully known.
- The UK government has banned single-use vapes and is adding a new tax of £2.20 per 10 ml of e-cigarette liquid starting Thursday.
- Lola Young has been open about her health struggles, including mental health disorders and previous addiction issues.
- She returned to performing earlier this year after a five-month break following a collapse on stage.
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