What Happens to Your Body After You Stop Smoking?
When you quit smoking, you'll experience nicotine withdrawals as well as health improvements. Here, we dive into what happens to your body when you quit smoking and the impact this will have on you.
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Smoking and its Relationship with Anxiety
Our daily lives can be tough, but there are solutions for keeping feelings of anxiety at bay without relying on toxic habits such as smoking. Learn more about how smoking affects anxiety here.
Learn How to Stop Stress Smoking
Many smokers claim that it reduces stress, however smoking actually has the opposite effect. If you're stress smoking, here's how you can stop.
Smoking and Mental Health: How Smoking Affects Your Brain & Body
The link between smoking and mental health has, for a long time, been debated. Thankfully, due to a greater understanding of how the chemicals in cigarette smoke interact with the brain, we can now understand how smoking impacts mental health.
How Smoking Affects Your Heart
Smoking is known to cause many health issues, one of the most serious health implications is an increased risk of heart attack, high blood pressure and heart disease. Here, we explore how smoking affects your heart and why today is a great time to quit for good.
Does smoking increase your blood pressure?
Smoking comes with many well-known risks. However, many smokers still wonder 'does smoking increase my blood pressure?' Here, we answer this and explain how.
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How to Stop Smoking: Learn How to Quit Forever!
Whether it’s your first attempt or you’ve quit smoking before and relapsed, there’s no escaping the fact that it can be a difficult thing to do. After all, your body has become accustomed to the nicotine, and your ...
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