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Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Help Stop Smoking Health Results

How Long Does it Take to See Health Results?
Here are some of the examples that are widely known and there are many others:
WITHIN 20 MINUTES
Blood pressure drops to normal
Pulse rate drops to normal level
Body temperature of hands and feet increases to normal levels
WITHIN 8 HOURS
Carbon monoxide level in blood drops to normal
Oxygen level in blood increases to normal
Smoker?s breath begins to disappear
WITHIN 24 HOURS
Chance of heart attack risk decreases
WITHIN 48 HOURS
Nerve endings begin to re-develop and to re-grow
Ability to smell and taste noticeably improves
WITHIN 72 HOURS
Bronchial tubes begin to relax
Breathing is easier
WITHIN 2 WEEKS T0 3 MONTHS
Circulation improves
Walking becomes easier with breathing improved
Lung function increases up to approx 30 percent
WITHIN 1 TO 9 MONTHS
Coughing, sinus congestion, fatigue, and shortness of breath decrease and continue to improve
Cilia that sweeps the debris from your lungs re-grow, increasing ability to, clean the lungs, handle mucous and reduce infection and re- build immunity

WITHIN 1 YEAR
Risk of coronary heart disease is half of that of a smoker
WITHIN 2YEARS
Heart attack risk drops to near normal
WITHIN 5 YEARS
Lung cancer death rate for average (one pack per day) smokerdecreases to almost half (137 per 100,000 people to 72 per 100,000)
Stroke risk is reduced
WITHIN 10 YEARS
Pre-cancerous cilia are replaced with healthy ones
Chance of other cancers such as those of the mouth, larynx, esophagus, bladder, kidney and pancreas dramatically decreases. Estimated over 25 chemicals in cigarettes that are added that actually can cause cancer.
Lung cancer death rate similar to that of a person who never smoked!
WITHIN 15 YEARS
Risk of coronary heart disease becomes same as a person that NEVER smoked

This should help to stop smoking

Saturday, March 25, 2006

Groin vs. Cigarette

You’re driving your car, the partially open window provides enough space to admit the wind to caress your hair. The road fly’s by beneath you and the stereo is blaring your favourite band. You take one last drag of your cigarette, sighing in contentment and then make the mistake of flicking it out the window.If we were tape recording this incident, we would hit pause at this point and move the next moments of chaos along frame by frame, for comical effect.Instead of flying out the window harmlessly, the cigarette butt is caught by the wind and thrown through the window right into your lap. At first, you don’t even realize what’s happened. You continue to drive along oblivious, until your groin begins to burn.You look down frantically and raise your rear to dislodge the cigarette, to no avail. It continues to burn, and you begin to panic. It’s hard to keep the car from swerving as you recklessly try to find and remove the cigarette. Your face contorts in pain, and your eyes bulge in panic. What do you do?Two things can happen to our hero at this point.You crash the car, harming yourself, destroying your vehicle and possibly hurting another motorist or passer by.Or...you can find the cigarette butt that’s burning away just in the knick of time, saving yourself from a damaged groin and the possibility of further harm, even death.In this particular article, let’s assume that you are lucky enough to find and remove the burning cigarette without causing anyone serious bodily harm. It’s less messy that way.You find that burning cigarette and glare at it malevolently, as if it had been the one to flick itself out the window, and not you. You then mash it violently in the ashtray where it can do no further harm. While this whole story may be comical, it happens all the time. Almost every smoker has had this, or a similar story, happen to them. It’s not funny to them at the time, and it can be extremely dangerous.If you happened to be riding with a child in the car, your own child, this scenario could end even more tragically. After all, the combination of barbecued crotch and driving, don’t mix very well.If this has happened to you, ask yourself if it was worth it. How would you have felt if you had seriously harmed another motorist? How would your family have felt if you had been killed or hurt badly, maybe even paralyzed? How would you have felt if it were your child that sustained the injuries?Sure, those are the worst case scenarios, but they could happen to you or someone close to you. Maybe it’s a family member or good friend.Now, ask yourself if that cigarette was worth it?Well was it?

Hope this helps you Stop Smoking

Help Stop Smoking

Not everybody is motivated to stop smoking by the same things, we know about the health issues so let’s look at some of the other reasons to quit smoking and maybe this will help you stop smoking.