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Benefits of quitting smoking
- By Anne-Laurence Fritsch
- On 12 feb 2020
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- In Addictions
Immediate and long-term benefits of quitting smoking
(Source: Topsante.net)
Translated by Anne-Laurence Fritsch
Here's what happens to your body when you quit smoking:
AFTER 20 MINUTES:
In less time than it takes to prepare a good meal, your body is already feeling better. After 20 minutes, your pulse and blood pressure begin to return to normal, improving your blood circulation. As a result, your hands and feet warm up and return to their usual temperature.
AFTER 8 HOURS: At the end of a working day, your blood contains half the nicotine and carbon monoxide. Why is it important? Because carbon monoxide is a chemical found in cigarettes and removes oxygen from your blood.
It causes muscle and brain problems as they don't get the amount of oxygen they need. But as the level of carbon monoxide drops, the body regulates its oxygen supply.
On the other hand, it is likely that you are already feeling cravings and doubts and are considering smoking again. This is completely normal. But be aware that this usually only lasts 5-10 minutes. So try to find ways to distract yourself until that feeling goes away.
AFTER 24 HOURS: If you smoke a pack a day, you are twice more likely to have a heart attack than a non-smoker. But spend a whole day without cigarettes and you will reduce that risk. It's huge !
AFTER 48 HOURS: At this point, the nerve endings begin to regenerate, and your sense of taste and smell improve.
In addition, your lungs expel mucus and nicotine from your body. This is also the time when the most difficult withdrawal symptoms appear. You may feel anxious, dizzy, hungry or tired. You may also get headaches or feel depressed. Do not give up, go to places where smoking is prohibited and try to distract yourself ...
AFTER 3 DAYS: At the end of the third day, you breathe better and have more energy. Your lungs start to recover and will continue to get better.
AFTER 2 WEEKS - 3 MONTHS: Good, you have overcome the most difficult period. You are making huge strides and can do more because your lungs are stronger and your blood circulation has improved. You can exercise without feeling short of breath, and your risk of heart attack continues to decrease.
AFTER A YEAR: Your risk of heart disease is now half that of a year ago.
AFTER 5 YEARS: Your risk of having a stroke and cervical cancer is now the same as that of a non-smoker. You are percent less likely to get cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus or bladder.
AFTER 10 YEARS: Compared to someone who still smokes, you are percent less likely to die from lung, larynx or pancreatic cancer.
AFTER 15 YEARS: The risk of heart disease is the same as that of someone who has never smoked. Your body has made a huge recovery to heal.
Although cigarettes do great harm to the human body, the latter is able over time to recover, regenerate and heal. Now is the time to quit smoking and take action while it’s is still time.
WITH THERAPEUTIC HYPNOSIS, IT IS MUCH EASIER TO STOP !!!
And you want have to go through the withdrawal symptoms nor the feelings of depression, irritation or compensate your cravings for cigarettes with food or other addictive behaviour.
And you’ll keep motivated to keep on this healthy path !
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