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No matter which way you look at it, quitting smoking will have a major and immediate positive effect on your health. Want to read more?
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No matter which way you look at it, it simply makes sense to stop smoking, in fact there is a good reason for every month of the year:
January: No more starting every year with “Stop smoking" as one of your New Year's resolutions.
February: Loads more spontaneous kissing on Valentine's Day.
March: 1 year after your last cigarette, your risk of heart disease drops to half that of a smoker.
April: Loads more success in hiding Easter Eggs now that you won't be leaving an ash trail from one tree to the other.
May: No more exposing your body to more than 4000 chemicals, at least 40 of which cause cancer.
June: No more expensive stain-removing toothpaste.
July: Loads more rounds of golf now that you don't have to balance your cigarette on your bag between every ball.
August: No more looking “troubled” and “stressed” beccause you always have a cigarette in your mouth.
September: Loads more life!
October: No more hiding your cigarettes from your parents (even though you're in your 40s).
November: No more increasing your risk of high cholesterol.
December: Loads more sunset walks on the beach without your cigarette setting your loved one's hair on fire as the wind picks up.
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