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The best reason to quit smoking!!



                      Hopefully, you're now excited and convinced that you can learn how you can quit smoking forever. But, are you convinced that NOW is the time to Never Smoke Again? Can you summon up the courage it takes to stop smoking for the rest of your life? It is easier to quit smoking if you are motivated to do so. To help you get the 'right' attitude, here are my top 10 reasons to Never Smoke Again. YOUR reasons for quitting may or may not be on this list, but are just as important.

10. You will save a lot of money. At approximately $7.50 per pack, assuming you smoke one pack per day, your annual cost of smoking is over $2800.00 per year. And assume that the average smoker doesn't usually live past the age of seventy (if they live that long). If you started smoking at an early age, your total lifetime savings would be around $154,000.00, which doesn’t even include the compounded interest. This is a significant amount of money could become a significant portion of your retirement savings. Also, as a non-smoker, your life insurance premiums will be substantially lower than a smoker's premium, which would provide even more savings.

9. If you quit, you will earn the respect of your family, friends and co-workers. More and more, society tends to view smoking as an awful and dangerous practice for those who were misfortunate enough to get sucked into the smoking hype and too weak to pull away from it. By quitting smoking you are sending a message to EVERYONE that you have the strength, the common sense and the ability to quit a smoking habit. Show other people around you that you are a STRONG, capable person. By quitting smoking, you are communicating to the people you know that you cherish life and that you are the type of person that makes responsible life-long decisions. Take pride in quitting smoking. Quitting smoking is a great achievement and the credit will be all yours.

8. Improve your looks. Many women (some men too?) spend a small fortune on anti-wrinkle creams, but the best way to stay beautiful is to stop smoking. The average smoker has ten times more wrinkles compared to non-smokers. A smoker's skin is wrinkled, pale and grayish. 
Smoking causes the microscopic muscle fibers in the walls of the blood vessels to contract causing smokers to have pale skin. A single cigarette can reduce the blood supply to the skin for more than an hour. Giving up smoking will improve the blood supply to the skin and give previously pale skin a more 'natural' appearance. Smoking can also stain your teeth. Its no surprise that smokers look like smokers. Quit smoking - look better. It really does make a difference.
7. Do it for the people in your life that care about you. Smoking reduces your life expectancy. Smoking can make you sick. Smoking can kill you. If you continue to smoke you will most likely die at a much younger age than you would if you didn't smoke. As a smoker, you frighten the people in your life that love you and depend on you. The consequences of your smoking are REAL, not hypothetical. Consider what you are doing to your family. Do everyone that cares about you a BIG favor and Never Smoke Again.
6. Get your breath back! If you smoke then you probably experience severe shortness of breath. This is because your lungs are filled with a sticky black substance known as 'tar' that inhibits your lung's ability to extract oxygen from the air you breathe. If you could see a picture of your lungs right now, it would probably make you sick. Click here to see what the difference is between a healthy non-smoker's lungs and a tar-stained smoker's lungs. Or check out thisastonishing video of what happens to your lungs when you smoke. Let's face it. If everyone had a machine that would let us see what our lungs looked like whenever we looked into the mirror, there would be no more smokers. Every time you inhale smoke, you add more tar to your lungs. It just isn't natural to do something like that to yourself. The good news is that if you Never Smoke Again, your lungs will begin to heal themselves and eventually much of the tar that has collected in your lungs will clear up. There's no time like the present!!!

5.. Significantly reduce your chances of getting Heart Disease and Cancer. Smokers have a two to four times greater risk of sudden cardiac death than nonsmokers. If you have been diagnosed with any condition that that puts you at risk for heart disease, smoking will dramatically increase your overall risk of a heart attack. Tobacco is toxic to your body. The nicotine in cigarettes makes your body release adrenaline. Adrenaline causes your blood vessels to constrict and your heart to beat faster, which raises your blood pressure. Smoking increases LDL (bad) cholesterol and decreases HDL (good) cholesterol. Cigarette smoking combined with a family history of heart disease also seems to greatly increase the risk of heart disease, which can lead to heart attacks and strokes. Cigarette smoking is so widespread and significant as a risk factor that the Surgeon General has called it "the most important of the known modifiable risk factors for coronary heart disease in the United States." And Cancer? As a smoker you are 14 times more likely to die of lung cancer, 14 times more likely to die of mouth or throat cancer and twice as likely to die of bladder cancer. "The leading cause of premature, preventable disease and death in the United States is cigarette smoking. If you don't stop smoking soon, you will surely die a horrible, disease-ridden death. Do the right thing. STOP SMOKING ALREADY!!!!
4. You will greatly reduce your chances of contracting COPD. Tens of thousands of people die each year in the U.S. from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). COPD is a chronic disease of the respiratory tract that appears in about 20 percent of all smokers, and is a collective term for a group of diseases forming a continuous obstruction of the respiratory tract. Among these are emphysema, a disease where the lungs become inflamed, and chronic bronchitis, in which the sufferer has a continuous cough for at least three months a year for a minimum of two years. COPD is caused by an inflammatory reaction due to smoke causing the airways to contract, producing more breathing resistance and a feeling of 'can't get enough air'. When a COPD patient's condition worsens suddenly and they are hospitalized for the first time, their lung function is usually less than half the norm. At this stage, the disease is serious, and about 30-40 percent of COPD sufferers die each year.

3. Gender-specific Benefits .

Women: Lots to know.
 There are so many benefits to quitting smoking for you that I can't possibly list them all here. Please read this informative article onAbout.com to learn why continuing to smoke is such a poor choice for you.

Men: You will improve your sex life.  (Some would call this reason #1.) I would be remiss in my duties to not point out the strong link between smoking and the difficulties of having an erection. Nicotine is a vasoconstrictor. This means that it tightens blood vessels and restricts the flow of blood throughout the body. It can even cause permanent damage to arteries. An erection needs blood flow. Just two cigarettes can cause softer erections. Study after study has shown there is a direct correlation between smoking and ED. The answer is simple; quit smoking and have better sex. Guys, if that doesn't make you want to quit smoking what will? Read this informative article on longcancerdocumentary.com for more details.

2. You won't be exposing innocent people to second-hand smoke. Second-hand smoke can harm other innocent people (non-smokers). That's a fact. Approximately 2 percent of lung cancer deaths each year are thought to be caused by passive smoking. The immediate effects of breathing second-hand smoke include an increase in heart rate and blood pressure, and dangerous levels of carbon monoxide in the blood. The smoke from the burning end of a cigarette is filled with hundreds of dangerous chemicals and contains more tar and nicotine than the smoke that is directly inhaled. Do you smoke near children? Studies show that babies whose parents smoke are admitted twice as often to hospitals for conditions such as bronchitis and pneumonia. Children under the age of 2 are particularly susceptible because their lungs and immune system are not yet fully developed. Statistically, the effects of ETS (Environmental Tobacco Smoke) on children add up to 13% of ear infections, 24% of tonsillectomies, 26% of tympanostomy tube insertions, 13% of asthma cases, 16% of physician visits for coughs and 20% of all lung infections (in children under 5).. And yes, some children DIE from exposure to ETS. Face it! People that are exposed to second-hand smoke are PUT IN DANGER. Any attempt to deny this is dishonest. You absolutely MUST quit smoking immediately.
And the number one reason to Never Smoke Again is:
1. YOU!!!!Do it for yourself. You deserve that much. By ending your cigarette habit you will prove to yourself and those around you that you possess self-respect. You must first love and care about yourself before you can love others. Demonstrate your self respect by quitting smoking! Ultimately the decision to Never Smoke Again comes from how you feel about yourself. There is nothing better you can do for yourself than to prove and establish your own self-respect by ending your smoking habit FOREVER.

50 Real reasons to Quit Smoking....


      

                            50 Real reasons to Quit Smoking....




           Someting bad  must change...(read all)

     The evidence that tobacco is the cause of a long list of nasty diseases is irrefutable. We're talking not only heart disease, stroke, and chronic lung disease but also bladder, lung, and pancreatic cancer. Around 400,000 Americans die each year--one every 80 seconds--from tobacco-related illnesses.
If we know that smoking is harmful, why can't we stop doing it? Because nicotine is powerfully addictive, and the cigarette is one of the most efficient drug-delivery devices ever devised. When people try to quit, they often experience classic nicotine withdrawal symptoms: anxiety, irritability, headache, depression, and restlessness, to name a few.
But people can, and do, stop--once they find the right reason. One of my patients quit the day I told him he had lung cancer. Here's a list of 50 other reasons. Some are scientifically based, some a stretch. I hope there's one here that rings a bell with each of you.
1. I'll have fewer wrinkles.
2. After the first year, I'll have saved enough for a Caribbean cruise..
3. My breath will smell better than my dog's.
4. After the second year, I can spend the money I saved on the person I met on last year's Caribbean cruise.
5. I'll be around to see my grandchildren.
6. I won't have to worry about impotence with my new wife, whom I met on the Caribbean cruise two years ago. 7. I won't have to go outside between courses at a restaurant.
8. There are new drugs that can help, including bupropion (Zyban).
9. My physician won't need to "counsel" me anymore.
10. I'll live longer.
11. I won't feel like a leper in public.
12. I won't have to worry about how smoking is ruining my health.
13. The average person tries to stop smoking at least four times before succeeding. I'm on No. 3, and I don't want to be average.
14. I won't have to hide my habit from my children.
15. My fingers won't get frostbitten when I go outside.
16. I'll be able to exercise more.
17. In time, I'll have the same life expectancy as a nonsmoker.
18. My cat won't get emphysema.
19. I'll cough less.
20. I'll be able to taste and smell food again.
21. My children will have fewer ear and respiratory infections.
22. My lipstick won't smudge.
23. I won't have to wonder if my date is bothered by cigarette smoke.
24. My teeth will be whiter.
25. I won't waste time looking for a smoking area everywhere I go.
26. No more wheezing.
27. I won't have to listen to talk about what it's like to kiss an ashtray.
28. The same drug (Zyban) that can help me stop smoking can also help prevent weight gain, which in turn will save me from spending money on Medifast coupons.
29. My plants won't turn brown.
30. My baby will be at lower risk for sudden infant death syndrome.
31. My fingers won't turn brown, unless of course I've been eating messy food.
32. It's one less thing to carry around.
33. My lungs won't turn brown.
34. No more burning holes in my clothes.
35. My spouse will be less likely to develop heart disease or lung cancer.
36. I'll have to pull off the road only when I need gas.
37. My car won't reek.
38. I won't need to look forward to receiving oxygen through a nasal tube.
39. My house won't reek.
40. I'll save my unborn child from nicotine withdrawal.
41. I won't reek. Even if I take weird health supplements...I hope.
42. I'll be able to play with my grandchildren without gasping.
43. I won't have to feel second class anymore.
44. No more nicotine fits on airplanes.
45. I'll have more energy.
46. I'll save money on dry cleaning.
47. I'll make new friends.
48. I'll be able to get rid of something that is controlling my life.
49. I'll be a good role model for my children.
50. I'm ready.
     There's help available: medications, gums, and patches that can be tailored to your needs, as well as scores of effective programs that can increase your odds of success, including resident ones where you check in, stay for a week, and receive intensive intervention. At the Mayo program, our quit rates are around 45%. See your physician for help, and set a stop date today

                                   Be a free man...(live your life) :D

 
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