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immediate health benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
quit smoking - decline carbon monoxide in blood health.
quit smoking - within a few hours, the level of carbon monoxide in the blood begins to decline. health.
carbon monoxide - reduces blood ability to carry oxygen health.
quit smoking - heart rate begins to return to normal. health.
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long-term benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of cancer health.
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of heart disease and lung disease health.
quitting smoking at age 30 - reduces risk of dying from smoking by more than 90 percent health.
quitting smoking at age 50 - reduce risk of dying from smoking by 50 percent health.
quitting smoking at age 60 or older - live longer than those who continue to smoke health.
quitting smoking lowers the risk of cancer ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking substantially reduces the risk of cancer health.
However the risk of lung cancer in former smokers remains higher than in people who never smoked. health.
cancer risk depends on - number of years of smoking health.
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if cancer, quitting smoking helps to heal health.
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if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of respiratory failure health.
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immediate health benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
quit smoking - decline carbon monoxide in blood science proof.
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quit smoking - within weeks - less often cough or wheeze science proof.
quit smoking - improvement - lung function science proof.
quit smoking - within several months - significant improvements in lung function science proof.
long-term benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of cancer science proof.
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of heart disease and lung disease science proof.
quitting smoking at age 30 - reduces risk of dying from smoking by more than 90 percent science proof.
quitting smoking at age 50 - reduce risk of dying from smoking by 50 percent science proof.
quitting smoking at age 60 or older - live longer than those who continue to smoke science proof.
quitting smoking lowers the risk of cancer ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking substantially reduces the risk of cancer science proof.
However the risk of lung cancer in former smokers remains higher than in people who never smoked. science proof.
cancer risk depends on - number of years of smoking science proof.
cancer risk depends on - number of cigarettes per day science proof.
cancer risk depends on - age at which smoking began science proof.
cancer risk depends on - presence or absence of illness at the time of quitting smoking science proof.
if already cancer, quitting smoking reduces risk of second cancer. science proof.
someone already diagnosed with cancer should quit smoking ('WYCK)
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Risk - health risk analysis: smoking?
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Risk comparison... Here are the risks from tobacco: ('WYCK)
death risks caused by smoking ('WYCK)
smoking - causes premature death .
Smoking is leading cause of premature preventable death in developed countries.
smoking - premature death for ~ 10 % of population.
smoking - premature death / cancer for ~ 4 % of population.
smoking - premature death / heart disease & strike ~ 4 % of population.
smoking - premature death / lung disease ~ 3 % of population.
smokers can reduce their risk of disease by quitting.
Regardless of age, smokers can reduce disease risk.
health problems caused by smoking ('WYCK)
Smoking harms nearly every organ of the body.
Smoking diminishes overall health .
Smoking is a leading cause of cancer.
Smoking - leading cause of death from cancer .
Smoking causes cancers of the lung.
Smoking causes cancers of the esophagus.
Smoking causes cancers of the larynx - voice box.
Smoking causes cancers of the mouth.
Smoking causes cancers of the throat.
Smoking causes cancers of the kidney.
Smoking causes cancers of the bladder.
Smoking causes cancers of the pancreas.
Smoking causes cancers of the stomach.
Smoking causes cancers of the cervix.
Smoking causes acute myeloid leukemia.
Smoking causes heart disease, stroke.
Smoking causes lung disease, chronic bronchitis, emphysema.
Smoking - higher risk of airway infections.
Smoking - higher risk of pneumonia.
Smokers are at higher risk of developing pneumonia and other airway infections.
Smoking causes hip fractures.
Smoking causes cataracts..
smoking during pregnancy - higher risk of baby too early.
smoking during pregnancy - higher risk of low baby weight. .
smoking during pregnancy - increased risk Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS),.
smoking after pregnancy - increased risk SIDS,.
tobacco smoke contains harmful chemicals ('WYCK)
Tobacco smoke contains chemicals that are harmful to smokers. .
Tobacco contains chemicals harmful to nonsmokers. .
Breathing even a little tobacco smoke can be harmful.
4000 chemicals in tobacco smoke, at least 250 are known to be harmful .
at least 250 chemicals in tobacco are known to be harmful .
The toxic chemicals found in smoke, e.g.: ('WYCK)
smoking - toxic : hydrogen cyanide.
smoking - toxic : hydrogen cyanide - used in chemical weapons.
smoking - toxic : hydrogen cyanide.
smoking - toxic : hydrogen cyanide - used in chemical weapons.
smoking - toxic : carbon monoxide.
smoking - toxic : carbon monoxide - found in car exhaust.
smoking - toxic : formaldehyde.
smoking - toxic : formaldehyde - used as an embalming fluid.
smoking - toxic : ammonia.
smoking - toxic : ammonia - used in household cleaners.
smoking - toxic : toluene.
smoking - toxic : toluene - found in paint thinners.
Of the 250 known harmful chemicals in tobacco smoke, more than 50 have been found to cause cancer, e.g.: ('WYCK)
smoking - cancer risk : arsenic.
smoking - cancer risk : arsenic - a heavy metal toxin.
smoking - cancer risk : benzene.
smoking - cancer risk : benzene - a chemical found in gasoline.
smoking - cancer risk : beryllium.
smoking - cancer risk : beryllium - a toxic metal.
smoking - cancer risk : cadmium.
smoking - cancer risk : cadmium - a metal used in batteries.
smoking - cancer risk : chromium.
smoking - cancer risk : chromium - a metallic element.
smoking - cancer risk : ethylene oxide.
smoking - cancer risk : ethylene oxide - a chemical used to sterilize medical devices.
smoking - cancer risk : nickel.
smoking - cancer risk : nickel - a metallic element.
smoking - cancer risk : polonium 210.
smoking - cancer risk : polonium 210 - a chemical element that gives off radiation.
smoking - cancer risk : vinyl chloride.
smoking - cancer risk : vinyl chloride - a toxic substance used in plastics manufacture.
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immediate health benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
quit smoking - decline carbon monoxide in blood recommendation.
quit smoking - within a few hours, the level of carbon monoxide in the blood begins to decline. recommendation.
carbon monoxide - reduces blood ability to carry oxygen recommendation.
quit smoking - heart rate begins to return to normal. recommendation.
quit smoking - blood pressure begins to return to normal. recommendation.
Heart rate, blood pressure - abnormally high while smoking recommendation.
quit smoking - within a few weeks - improved circulation recommendation.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce less phlegm recommendation.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce as much phlegm recommendation.
quit smoking - within weeks - less often cough or wheeze recommendation.
quit smoking - improvement - lung function recommendation.
quit smoking - within several months - significant improvements in lung function recommendation.
long-term benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of cancer recommendation.
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of heart disease and lung disease recommendation.
quitting smoking at age 30 - reduces risk of dying from smoking by more than 90 percent recommendation.
quitting smoking at age 50 - reduce risk of dying from smoking by 50 percent recommendation.
quitting smoking at age 60 or older - live longer than those who continue to smoke recommendation.
quitting smoking lowers the risk of cancer ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking substantially reduces the risk of cancer recommendation.
However the risk of lung cancer in former smokers remains higher than in people who never smoked. recommendation.
cancer risk depends on - number of years of smoking recommendation.
cancer risk depends on - number of cigarettes per day recommendation.
cancer risk depends on - age at which smoking began recommendation.
cancer risk depends on - presence or absence of illness at the time of quitting smoking recommendation.
if already cancer, quitting smoking reduces risk of second cancer. recommendation.
someone already diagnosed with cancer should quit smoking ('WYCK)
if having cancer surgery or other cancer treatments, quit smoking recommendation.
if cancer, quitting smoking helps to heal recommendation.
quitting smoking helps to respond to cancer treatment recommendation.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of respiratory failure recommendation.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of pneumonia recommendation.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of the cancer returning recommendation.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of a second cancer forming. recommendation.
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immediate health benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
quit smoking - decline carbon monoxide in blood science.
quit smoking - within a few hours, the level of carbon monoxide in the blood begins to decline. science.
carbon monoxide - reduces blood ability to carry oxygen science.
quit smoking - heart rate begins to return to normal. science.
quit smoking - blood pressure begins to return to normal. science.
Heart rate, blood pressure - abnormally high while smoking science.
quit smoking - within a few weeks - improved circulation science.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce less phlegm science.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce as much phlegm science.
quit smoking - within weeks - less often cough or wheeze science.
quit smoking - improvement - lung function science.
quit smoking - within several months - significant improvements in lung function science.
long-term benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of cancer science.
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of heart disease and lung disease science.
quitting smoking at age 30 - reduces risk of dying from smoking by more than 90 percent science.
quitting smoking at age 50 - reduce risk of dying from smoking by 50 percent science.
quitting smoking at age 60 or older - live longer than those who continue to smoke science.
quitting smoking lowers the risk of cancer ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking substantially reduces the risk of cancer science.
However the risk of lung cancer in former smokers remains higher than in people who never smoked. science.
cancer risk depends on - number of years of smoking science.
cancer risk depends on - number of cigarettes per day science.
cancer risk depends on - age at which smoking began science.
cancer risk depends on - presence or absence of illness at the time of quitting smoking science.
if already cancer, quitting smoking reduces risk of second cancer. science.
someone already diagnosed with cancer should quit smoking ('WYCK)
if having cancer surgery or other cancer treatments, quit smoking science.
if cancer, quitting smoking helps to heal science.
quitting smoking helps to respond to cancer treatment science.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of respiratory failure science.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of pneumonia science.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of the cancer returning science.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of a second cancer forming. science.
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MED7 NICOFEX - How to stop smoking? / recommendation ('WYCK)
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some of the challenges associated with quitting smoking ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking may cause short-term problems especially for those who have smoked a large number of cigarettes for a long period of time: recommendation
Quitting smoking - problems especially for those who smoked many cigarettes for a long time: recommendation
quit smoking - challenge : Feeling sad or anxious: recommendation
quit smoking - feel depressed, anxious recommendation
quit smoking - feel irritable, restless recommendation
quit smoking - possibly : difficulty sleeping or concentrating. recommendation
quit smoking - challenge : Gaining weight: Increased appetite is a common withdrawal symptom after quitting smoking, and studies show that people who quit smoking increase their food intake. Although most smokers gain less than 10 pounds, for some people the weight gain can be troublesome . Regular physical activity can help people maintain a healthy weight. recommendation
problems are symptoms of nicotine withdrawal. recommendation
nicotine replacement products may relieve these problems. recommendation
Can a doctor help quit smoking? ('WYCK)
Doctors can help quit smoking. recommendation
Doctor - nicotine replacement medication recommendation
Doctor - helps to feel controlled recommendation
How can I help someone quit smoking? ('WYCK)
Most smokers say they want to quit recommendation
help to quit smoking : Express own concern about the smoker’s health recommendation
help someone to quit smoking : Acknowledge that difficult recommendation
help : Be encouraging that smoker can quit recommendation
help : express faith that smoker can quit recommendation
help : Ask smoker for ways you can provide support for quitting recommendation
not: do not send quit smoking materials to smokers without request recommendation
do not criticize, nag, remind the smoker about past failures recommendation
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immediate health benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
quit smoking - decline carbon monoxide in blood humor.
quit smoking - within a few hours, the level of carbon monoxide in the blood begins to decline. humor.
carbon monoxide - reduces blood ability to carry oxygen humor.
quit smoking - heart rate begins to return to normal. humor.
quit smoking - blood pressure begins to return to normal. humor.
Heart rate, blood pressure - abnormally high while smoking humor.
quit smoking - within a few weeks - improved circulation humor.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce less phlegm humor.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce as much phlegm humor.
quit smoking - within weeks - less often cough or wheeze humor.
quit smoking - improvement - lung function humor.
quit smoking - within several months - significant improvements in lung function humor.
long-term benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of cancer humor.
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of heart disease and lung disease humor.
quitting smoking at age 30 - reduces risk of dying from smoking by more than 90 percent humor.
quitting smoking at age 50 - reduce risk of dying from smoking by 50 percent humor.
quitting smoking at age 60 or older - live longer than those who continue to smoke humor.
quitting smoking lowers the risk of cancer ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking substantially reduces the risk of cancer humor.
However the risk of lung cancer in former smokers remains higher than in people who never smoked. humor.
cancer risk depends on - number of years of smoking humor.
cancer risk depends on - number of cigarettes per day humor.
cancer risk depends on - age at which smoking began humor.
cancer risk depends on - presence or absence of illness at the time of quitting smoking humor.
if already cancer, quitting smoking reduces risk of second cancer. humor.
someone already diagnosed with cancer should quit smoking ('WYCK)
if having cancer surgery or other cancer treatments, quit smoking humor.
if cancer, quitting smoking helps to heal humor.
quitting smoking helps to respond to cancer treatment humor.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of respiratory failure humor.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of pneumonia humor.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of the cancer returning humor.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of a second cancer forming. humor.
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immediate health benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
quit smoking - decline carbon monoxide in blood health prevention.
quit smoking - within a few hours, the level of carbon monoxide in the blood begins to decline. health prevention.
carbon monoxide - reduces blood ability to carry oxygen health prevention.
quit smoking - heart rate begins to return to normal. health prevention.
quit smoking - blood pressure begins to return to normal. health prevention.
Heart rate, blood pressure - abnormally high while smoking health prevention.
quit smoking - within a few weeks - improved circulation health prevention.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce less phlegm health prevention.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce as much phlegm health prevention.
quit smoking - within weeks - less often cough or wheeze health prevention.
quit smoking - improvement - lung function health prevention.
quit smoking - within several months - significant improvements in lung function health prevention.
long-term benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of cancer health prevention.
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of heart disease and lung disease health prevention.
quitting smoking at age 30 - reduces risk of dying from smoking by more than 90 percent health prevention.
quitting smoking at age 50 - reduce risk of dying from smoking by 50 percent health prevention.
quitting smoking at age 60 or older - live longer than those who continue to smoke health prevention.
quitting smoking lowers the risk of cancer ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking substantially reduces the risk of cancer health prevention.
However the risk of lung cancer in former smokers remains higher than in people who never smoked. health prevention.
cancer risk depends on - number of years of smoking health prevention.
cancer risk depends on - number of cigarettes per day health prevention.
cancer risk depends on - age at which smoking began health prevention.
cancer risk depends on - presence or absence of illness at the time of quitting smoking health prevention.
if already cancer, quitting smoking reduces risk of second cancer. health prevention.
someone already diagnosed with cancer should quit smoking ('WYCK)
if having cancer surgery or other cancer treatments, quit smoking health prevention.
if cancer, quitting smoking helps to heal health prevention.
quitting smoking helps to respond to cancer treatment health prevention.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of respiratory failure health prevention.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of pneumonia health prevention.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of the cancer returning health prevention.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of a second cancer forming. health prevention.
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immediate health benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
quit smoking - decline carbon monoxide in blood doctor.
quit smoking - within a few hours, the level of carbon monoxide in the blood begins to decline. doctor.
carbon monoxide - reduces blood ability to carry oxygen doctor.
quit smoking - heart rate begins to return to normal. doctor.
quit smoking - blood pressure begins to return to normal. doctor.
Heart rate, blood pressure - abnormally high while smoking doctor.
quit smoking - within a few weeks - improved circulation doctor.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce less phlegm doctor.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce as much phlegm doctor.
quit smoking - within weeks - less often cough or wheeze doctor.
quit smoking - improvement - lung function doctor.
quit smoking - within several months - significant improvements in lung function doctor.
long-term benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of cancer doctor.
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of heart disease and lung disease doctor.
quitting smoking at age 30 - reduces risk of dying from smoking by more than 90 percent doctor.
quitting smoking at age 50 - reduce risk of dying from smoking by 50 percent doctor.
quitting smoking at age 60 or older - live longer than those who continue to smoke doctor.
quitting smoking lowers the risk of cancer ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking substantially reduces the risk of cancer doctor.
However the risk of lung cancer in former smokers remains higher than in people who never smoked. doctor.
cancer risk depends on - number of years of smoking doctor.
cancer risk depends on - number of cigarettes per day doctor.
cancer risk depends on - age at which smoking began doctor.
cancer risk depends on - presence or absence of illness at the time of quitting smoking doctor.
if already cancer, quitting smoking reduces risk of second cancer. doctor.
someone already diagnosed with cancer should quit smoking ('WYCK)
if having cancer surgery or other cancer treatments, quit smoking doctor.
if cancer, quitting smoking helps to heal doctor.
quitting smoking helps to respond to cancer treatment doctor.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of respiratory failure doctor.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of pneumonia doctor.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of the cancer returning doctor.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of a second cancer forming. doctor.
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What are nicotine replacement products? ('WYCK)
Strong and consistent evidence : nicotine replacement products can help quit smoking recommendation
It is far less harmful to get nicotine from a nicotine replacement product than from cigarettes recommendation
tobacco smoke contains many toxic and cancer-causing substances, nicotine replacement not recommendation
Long-term use of nicotine replacement products is not known to be associated with any serious harmful effects. recommendation
Nicotine replacement products deliver small, measured doses of nicotine into the body recommendation
helps to relieve the cravings and withdrawal symptoms often felt by people trying to quit smoking. recommendation
nicotine patch recommendation
nicotine patch - nicotine doses are gradually lowered recommendation
nicotine patch - may not be a good choice for people with skin problems or allergies to adhesive tape. recommendation
nicotine patch - if side effect of vivid dreams - wear the patch only during daytime. recommendation
Nicotine gum is available over the counter in 2- and 4-mg strengths. recommendation
Nicotine gum might not be appropriate for people with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disease recommendation
Nicotine gum might not be appropriate for those with dentures or other dental work such as bridges recommendation
nicotine lozenge recommendation
Nicotine nasal spray - users can inhale when they have an urge to smoke recommendation
Nicotine nasal spray - absorption of nicotine is faster than other nicotine replacements recommendation
Nicotine nasal spray - not recommended for people with nasal or sinus conditions, allergies, or asthma, recommendation
Nicotine nasal spray - not recommended for young tobacco users recommendation
Nicotine nasal spray - side effects sneezing, coughing recommendation
Nicotine nasal spray - side effects watering eyes recommendation
Nicotine nasal spray - Side effects usually go away with continued use of the spray. recommendation
nicotine inhaler - vaporized form of nicotine to the mouth recommendation
nicotine inhaler - most of the nicotine only travels to the mouth and throat recommendation
nicotine inhaler - side effects include throat and mouth irritation recommendation
nicotine inhaler - side effects include coughing recommendation
nicotine inhaler - if bronchial problem such as asthma - then use with caution. recommendation
recommend combining nicotine replacement therapy with advice or counseling from a doctor or other health care provider. recommendation
smokers should quit using tobacco products before they start using nicotine replacement products recommendation
too much nicotine can cause nausea recommendation
too much nicotine can cause vomiting recommendation
too much nicotine can cause dizziness recommendation
too much nicotine can cause diarrhea recommendation
too much nicotine can cause weakness recommendation
too much nicotine can cause rapid heartbeat. recommendation
products to help people quit smoking that do not contain nicotine ('WYCK)
(This minimal list is no recommendation. The author of this page is personally strictly and without any exception opposed to any medication where disciplined behavior can settle a health problem in a NATURAL way.) recommendation
quit smoking - Bupropion recommendation
quit smoking - Varenicline recommendation
quit smoking - Nortriptyline recommendation
quit smoking - Clonidine recommendation
What about combining medications? ('WYCK)
combination may be better than either medication alone recommendation
combination - medications - requires to consult a doctor before decision recommendation
combination - medications - never without professional consult recommendation
combination - nicotine patch with nicotine gum recommendation
combination - nicotine patch with nicotine nasal spray recommendation
nicotine patch provides a base level of nicotine recommendation
additional products can deliver extra nicotine when withdrawal symptoms occur recommendation
Alternative methods to help people quit smoking? ('WYCK)
no convincing proof that alternative approaches help people quit smoking recommendation
convincing proof that alternative approaches help people quit some money recommendation
quit smoking - helped by hypnosis recommendation
quit smoking - helped by acupuncture recommendation
quit smoking - helped by acupressure# recommendation
quit smoking - helped by laser therapy recommendation
quit smoking - helped by electrostimulation recommendation
However, clinical studies have not shown that these alternative approaches help people quit smoking. recommendation
What if a person smokes again after quitting? ('WYCK)
Many smokers find it difficult to quit recommendation
People commonly quit smoking and then find themselves smoking again recommendation
smoking again in the first few weeks, months after quitting recommendation
People who smoke after quitting should try again to quit recommendation
Most people need several attempts before they quit smoking for good recommendation
It may take four or more attempts before smokers quit for good. recommendation
stop smoking for 3 months - excellent chance of remaining cigarette free recommendation
Try to remain cigarette free for the rest of your life recommendation
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immediate health benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
quit smoking - decline carbon monoxide in blood .
quit smoking - within a few hours, the level of carbon monoxide in the blood begins to decline. .
carbon monoxide - reduces blood ability to carry oxygen .
quit smoking - heart rate begins to return to normal. .
quit smoking - blood pressure begins to return to normal. .
Heart rate, blood pressure - abnormally high while smoking .
quit smoking - within a few weeks - improved circulation.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce less phlegm .
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce as much phlegm .
quit smoking - within weeks - less often cough or wheeze .
quit smoking - improvement - lung function.
quit smoking - within several months - significant improvements in lung function.
long-term benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of cancer.
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of heart disease and lung disease.
quitting smoking at age 30 - reduces risk of dying from smoking by more than 90 percent.
quitting smoking at age 50 - reduce risk of dying from smoking by 50 percent.
quitting smoking at age 60 or older - live longer than those who continue to smoke.
quitting smoking lowers the risk of cancer ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking substantially reduces the risk of cancer .
However the risk of lung cancer in former smokers remains higher than in people who never smoked..
cancer risk depends on - number of years of smoking.
cancer risk depends on - number of cigarettes per day.
cancer risk depends on - age at which smoking began.
cancer risk depends on - presence or absence of illness at the time of quitting smoking .
if already cancer, quitting smoking reduces risk of second cancer..
someone already diagnosed with cancer should quit smoking ('WYCK)
if having cancer surgery or other cancer treatments, quit smoking.
if cancer, quitting smoking helps to heal.
quitting smoking helps to respond to cancer treatment.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of respiratory failure .
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of pneumonia.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of the cancer returning.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of a second cancer forming..
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Risks - excessive alcohol use / science proof ('WYCK)
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Risk comparison... Here are the risks from alcohool: ('WYCK)
What do you mean by heavy drinking? ('WYCK)
Men - heavy drinking - average more than 2 drinks per day science proof
Women - heavy drinking - average of more than 1 drink per day. science proof
What is binge drinking? - US - ('WYCK)
US - binge drinking science proof
US - binge drinking - blood alcohol concentration 0.08 % or above science proof
US - binge drinking - 5 or more drinks on a single occasion for men science proof
US - binge drinking - 5 or more drinks within 2 hours for men science proof
US - binge drinking - 4 or more drinks on a single occasion for women science proof
What is the difference between alcoholism and alcohol abuse? ('WYCK)
difference between alcoholism / alcohol abuse science proof
Alcoholism or alcohol dependence is a diagnosable disease science proof
Alcoholism - several factors science proof
Alcoholism - strong craving for alcohol science proof
Alcoholism - continued use despite harm science proof
Alcoholism - continued use despite personal injury science proof
Alcoholism - the inability to limit drinking science proof
Alcoholism - physical illness when drinking stops science proof
Alcoholism - the need to increase the amount drunk to feel the effects. science proof
Alcohol abuse - can result in some types of failure science proof
Alcohol abuse - can result in harm to health science proof
Alcohol abuse - can result in harm to interpersonal relationships science proof
Alcohol abuse - can result in harm to ability to work. science proof
Alcohol abuse - failure to fulfill responsibilities at work science proof
Alcohol abuse - failure to fulfill responsibilities at school science proof
Alcohol abuse - can result in danger - such as while driving; science proof
Alcohol abuse - can result in dangerous situations science proof
Alcohol abuse - can result in legal problems science proof
Alcohol abuse - continued drinking despite problems science proof
Alcohol abuse can lead to alcohol dependence. science proof
Risks associated with excessive alcohol use ('WYCK)
What does it mean to get drunk? science proof
“Getting drunk” or intoxicated science proof
Getting drunk is result of excessive amounts of alcohol. science proof
Binge drinking typically results in acute intoxication. science proof
Alcohol intoxication - detrimental to health - variety of reasons science proof
alcohol intoxication : Impaired brain function science proof
alcohol intoxication : - brain - poor judgment science proof
alcohol intoxication : - brain - reduced reaction time science proof
alcohol intoxication : - brain - loss of balance science proof
alcohol intoxication : - brain - loss of motor skills science proof
alcohol intoxication : - brain - loss of slurred speech science proof
alcohol reaction : Increased risk of motor-vehicle traffic crashes science proof
alcohol reaction : Increased risk of violence, of injuries. science proof
alcohol reaction : risk : falls . science proof
alcohol reaction : risk: drowning science proof
alcohol reaction : risk : burns science proof
alcohol reaction : risk : firearm injuries. science proof
alcohol influence : risk: Violence science proof
alcohol influence : risk: child maltreatment science proof
alcohol influence : risk: homicide, suicide. science proof
frequent alcohol intoxication :may result in alcoholism, dependence science proof
alcohol intoxication : Coma and death can occur science proof
Coma, death can occur if alcohol consumed rapidly, large amounts science proof
Coma, death possible if alcohol / large amounts - depression of central nervous system. science proof
health problems associated with excessive alcohol use ('WYCK)
health problems associated with excessive alcohol use science proof
frequent alcohol : risk - high blood pressure science proof
alcohol intoxication : Dilation of blood vessels - feeling of warmth science proof
alcohol intoxication : Dilation / blood vessels - but rapid loss of body heat science proof
frequent alcohol intoxication : Increased risk of certain cancers science proof
frequent alcohol intoxication : Increased risk of stroke science proof
frequent alcohol intoxication : Increased risk liver disease e.g. cirrhosis science proof
frequent alcohol intoxication : psychological disorders science proof
alcohol influence : pregnant women - damage to developing fetus science proof
alcohol influence : pregnant women - risk - fetal alcohol spectrum disorder science proof
alcohol reaction : pregnant women - risk increase Sudden infant death syndrome science proof
alcohol abuse influence : Chronic diseases science proof
alcohol abuse influence : liver cirrhosis - damage to liver cells science proof
alcohol abuse influence : pancreatitis - inflammation of the pancreas science proof
alcohol abuse - various cancers, including liver, mouth, throat, larynx (the voice box), and esophagus; science proof
alcohol abuse - cancer / liver, mouth science proof
alcohol abuse - cancer / mouth science proof
alcohol abuse - cancer / throat science proof
alcohol abuse - cancer / larynx - the voice box science proof
alcohol abuse - cancer / esophagus; science proof
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zero tolerance for smoking / aphorism ('WYCK)
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immediate health benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
quit smoking - decline carbon monoxide in blood aphorism.
quit smoking - within a few hours, the level of carbon monoxide in the blood begins to decline. aphorism.
carbon monoxide - reduces blood ability to carry oxygen aphorism.
quit smoking - heart rate begins to return to normal. aphorism.
quit smoking - blood pressure begins to return to normal. aphorism.
Heart rate, blood pressure - abnormally high while smoking aphorism.
quit smoking - within a few weeks - improved circulation aphorism.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce less phlegm aphorism.
quit smoking - within weeks - people produce as much phlegm aphorism.
quit smoking - within weeks - less often cough or wheeze aphorism.
quit smoking - improvement - lung function aphorism.
quit smoking - within several months - significant improvements in lung function aphorism.
long-term benefits of quitting smoking ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of cancer aphorism.
Quitting smoking reduces the risk of heart disease and lung disease aphorism.
quitting smoking at age 30 - reduces risk of dying from smoking by more than 90 percent aphorism.
quitting smoking at age 50 - reduce risk of dying from smoking by 50 percent aphorism.
quitting smoking at age 60 or older - live longer than those who continue to smoke aphorism.
quitting smoking lowers the risk of cancer ('WYCK)
Quitting smoking substantially reduces the risk of cancer aphorism.
However the risk of lung cancer in former smokers remains higher than in people who never smoked. aphorism.
cancer risk depends on - number of years of smoking aphorism.
cancer risk depends on - number of cigarettes per day aphorism.
cancer risk depends on - age at which smoking began aphorism.
cancer risk depends on - presence or absence of illness at the time of quitting smoking aphorism.
if already cancer, quitting smoking reduces risk of second cancer. aphorism.
someone already diagnosed with cancer should quit smoking ('WYCK)
if having cancer surgery or other cancer treatments, quit smoking aphorism.
if cancer, quitting smoking helps to heal aphorism.
quitting smoking helps to respond to cancer treatment aphorism.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of respiratory failure aphorism.
if cancer treatment, quitting smoking lowers risk of pneumonia aphorism.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of the cancer returning aphorism.
quitting smoking may lower the risk of a second cancer forming. aphorism.
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