Health Vaportrim Makes Cupcakes Inhalable, Cuts Calories to Zero.

Don’t you ever wish you could stuff your face with all kinds of delicious treats without feeling guilty about putting on weight? I know I have, and it seems now, thanks to some simple inhalers from a company called Vaportrim, we’ll be able to do just that.

Are you familiar with electronic cigarettes? They are ingenious cigarette-like gadgets designed as an alternative for smokers who just can’t shake the habit. Basically they turn a nicotine-containing liquid into vapor that is allegedly a lot safer than tobacco smoke. US-based company Vaportrim was apparently inspired by e-cigarette technology to create a similar device that is meant to help people lose weight. Their particular health-aids apparently allow users to inhale delicious sweets like vanilla cupcakes or blueberry muffins without the many calories that usually come with them. The US-based company is actually advertising its product as the world’s first calorie-free dessert. That sounds great in theory, but does it really work?

Well, Vaportrim has an entire “how it works” page full of “research and scientific evidence” designed to convince potential buyers their inhalers are the perfect way to enjoy tasty treats and lose weight, at the same time. The colorful vaporizers take advantage of the taste-smell connection.

Inhalable cake?, Sounds pretty stupid, doesn't it?

Ya, I would rather eat my cake!! If you are concerned about calories than do not eat the cake!!

so it simulates the actual pleasure of eating cake...

doesn't that sound like taking drugs cause it makes them feel better?

This might backfire in a whole new direction.
Imagine in the near future, maybe 10 years or so, people really using this to an unhealthy extent.
Not eating any real food, just inhaling the taste, and dieing of starvation without noticing it because their brain thinks the body has eaten.
Masses of bolimia victims coming to new dimensions when they unlearn how to chew real food correctly.

And they say you can't have your cake and smoke it, too =)

Surely you're still inhaling something though? I mean, I've heard this argument pertaining to Hubbly smokers as well; at the end of the day you are still bringing vapours directly into your lungs, given it's not as bad as say cigarettes and the smorgasblad of unhealthy **** they introduce into your lungs, but surely it has some kind of negative effect long-term?

EDIT: OFF-TOPIC: I have'nt actually watched the video, but from what I can see from the thumbnail, doesn't that woman look a bit like the woman from NCIS?

This is just the e-cigarette targetting your sweet habit. It either works or it does not for you. Probably works better for smokers

The cake is a lie..