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How your Health improves after you stop smoking
Immediately
Air around you is no longer dangerous to you or those around you.
20 Minutes
Blood Pressure drops to normal
Pulse rate drops to normal
Temperature in hands and feet increases to normal
8 hours
Carbon monoxide level in blood drops to normal
Oxygen level in blood increases to normal
24 hours
Chance of heart attack decreases.
2 to 12 weeks
Circulation improves.
Breathing improves.
Walking becomes easier.
1 to 9 months
Coughing and sinus congestion decrease.
Shortness of breath decreases.
Overall energy level increases.
Lungs' ability to self-clean and reduce infection increases.
1 year
Risk of premature coronary heart disease is half the risk of a smoker.
5 years
Risk of stroke comparable to that of a nonsmoker.
10 years
Life expectancy is comparable to a nonsmoker.
Lung cancer death rate is about half the rate of a smoker.
Risk of cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus, bladder, kidney and pancreas decreases.
15 years
Risk of coronary heart disease comparable to that of a nonsmoker.
Note —
Your lungs do not repair themselves after quitting smoking.
The damage that is done is done!
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