Is it ever too late to quit smoking and can the effects be reversed over time ? -

Saturday, April 1, 2017

Is it ever too late to quit smoking and can the effects be reversed over time ? -


No, quitting is always worth it, no matter what age you are. Some researchers say that 10 years after quitting your lungs are as healthy as a non-smoker.

Besides the health benefits of quitting, there-s the bonus of saving money and having higher self esteem, as you-ll be proud of yourself for making the effort.
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Good luck!
Of course it is never too late to quit. And your body regenerates every cell in your body at least once every seven years, so a few years most of the damage to your lungs can be restored to its fullest capacity
Never too late. Take a look at
http://www.cancer.org/docroot/PED/conten…


BTW, I quit 4 months ago after smoking for 30+ years.
These are really good tips I have heard to stop smoking. Hope they help.

Because a smoker forms the habit of putting something in their mouth, and it-s like always a cigarette. you will need something else to put into your mouth, like lollipops.

Have a peppermint each time you crave a cigarette, the craving will go away somehow.

Be sure to have lots of water, the nicotine will wash out within 48 - 72 hours. Let-s say, the same amount as some scientist discovered. 6 - 8 glasses a day.

Make sure you get a lot of fresh air and exercise, it will help your brain recover

Have faith. Thinking you can-t do it over and over won-t help.
Its never too late. And, there is some evidence that the effects can be reversed--meaning that your risk of getting cancer or some other smoking-related disease like emphasema actually falls with each passing day that you do not smoke.
Is it ever too late to quit smoking and can the effects be reversed over time ? -