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Dangers Of Smoking - How Will You Suffer Before Death?
Everyday we have people yearning for intentional or assisted suicide due to intense sufferings from illness or financial pressure. Know what? If you're smoking right now you could be one of them in near future. Think that's another sort of scary ‘dangers of smoking’ tale? This article will list the major health risks and how anguishing your life would be if you caught one of them, and I assure you it's nothing near a dull encyclopedia.nnGoing from head to feet, mo
May 4, 2008
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Benefits Of Quitting Smoking - See How Smoking Can Rob $278,000 Out From You
If you were to quit smoking today and rack up all the savings incurred, you could have saved more than a quarter million dollars within the next 20 years. Think it's another exaggerative or inflated figure used to lure smokers away from their habit? This article will show you bits by bits how quickly it adds up.nnTo begin with, let's calculate the money you spend every year by figuring out how many pack of cigarettes you smoke per day and multiply that number by 365. Right no
April 28, 2008
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Harmful Smoking Effects? Learn How to Get 80% of Your Body Destroyed
Imagine your body as a bustling city, smoking cigarette with its 3,000 chemical components will be just like a fleet of bombers setting off to carpet bomb it - with your permission. Smoking harms nearly every organs in the body, and while the theory of each cigarette reducing 11.5 minutes of your life may not be completely true (some smokers live up to their 90s), it's almost certain that in near future you will be spending over 85% of your pension fund undoing smoking damage
April 23, 2008
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Nicotine Withdrawal - Learn Why It Defeats You Almost Everytime
Surveys show that about 90% of smokers wish they could quit smoking; that supposedly seem to be an overwhelming majority, but why haven't they done so? Those tried and failed would be quick to blame nicotine and the withdrawal symptoms that followed, but are those the only culprits?nnGenerally, when one has the desire to give up smoking, he or she tends to rush through the process, in hope that everything will be over in matter of days. Like most, they adopt the 'cold turkey'
April 20, 2008