We know it can seem a little overwhelming when you’re thinking about quitting smoking, that’s why we support you from the get-go with all the help, advice and products you need to succeed.
Every year, 36,000 people die early as a result of dangerously high levels of air pollution. The British Lung Foundation and NiQuitin are calling for support from Clean Air Heroes like you, to take one step further to help protect the nation’s lung health.
Quitting smoking is challenging, however, with these top tips you can beat your addiction and stay smoke free.
Everyone knows that quitting smoking can be tough, but your method of quitting can have a big impact on your success. Here, we explain the concept of quitting smoking gradually and how it may benefit you.
Light, occasional smoking is generally considered to be better than heavy smoking. However, social smoking also has its dangers, find out more here.
Receding gums is one of the first signs of gum disease and a smoker is twice as likely to suffer from it. Prevent gum disease by learning about this condition and quit smoking for good.
The British Lung Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of the millions of people in the UK living with lung conditions; funding research to prevent, treat and cure lung disease, providing vital support services for those living with a lung condition and campaigning for cleaner air and better services. This summer you can support those with lung conditions by taking part in the British Lung Foundations’ Take Steps Challenge.
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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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