Effects of quitting smoking

Want to give up smoking? Want to know the benefits of quitting smoking? Find out the good and bad effects of quitting smoking in this report.

The reasons for quitting smoking are endless, but what happens when you give up smoking?

Well there are two phases, the withdrawal phase and the given up phase, one's pleasant, but the other's difficult. You may have guessed which is which.

Withdrawal phase: The difficult phase

When first giving up smoking, the brain constantly tells you, that you need another cigarette. This is because when your brain is used to getting nicotine and will do everything in its power to get you to give in when its deprived of it.

Such things include:

Getting you to kid yourself that you're only smoking because you want to.
Stressing you out till you give in
Taking advantage of you're state of mind (when you're feeling down)
Keep on reminding you about smoking
And many more

I'm sure you get the idea. The withdrawal phase is hard to get through and the only easy way out, is to start smoking again. If you're successful in giving up smoking then the next phase, is the given up phase.

Given up phase: The pleasant phase

When the brain no longer craves cigarettes. You've successfully given up smoking and can now enjoy the benefits

Great sense of achievement
Lower risk of lung cancer
Lower risk of mouth cancer
Lower risk of throat cancer
Less coughs and colds
And many more

When giving up smoking you'll have to go through the tough withdrawal phase before being able to get to the given up phase. Always remember that any efforts and difficulties that you need to go through are worth it in the end.

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