This Experiment will Help You to Quit Smoking!

Governments spend millions of dollars to create awareness about tobacco and smoking, It's also our own responsibility to pass the message, we should be left behind. This post is create awareness about the cancer, smoking and related to health. I hope you will spread the awareness about smoking and it's aspects.

If you are thinking to quit smoking, that you have won almost half battle. This is a big step, There are proven strategies, tools, tips, medicines and support can help you to end your addiction to tobacco and begin a new, smoke free phase of your life.

The effects of smoking on human body is no secret and if you don't know by now, you should read this blog, and learn why you need to quit smoking. It's never to late to quit and once you see what a pack a day for a month does to your lungs and body. Lets discuss about a few facts.

Reasons to Quit:

Every smoker has his or her own personal reason as well as motivation for quitting. The common reasons are:

1. Your Own Health:

Quitting smoking will be most important decision if you take to improve the quality and length of your life. As soon as you quit, your body begins to repair the damage caused by smoking. It's always best to quit early stage of life, but you do it in later stage of life, that also be good.

2. Costly Affair:

It's expensive to smoke cigarettes. Assume, if you buy a pack @ $10 everyday, smoking one pack everyday adds up to $3,650 Every year and the prices will keep increasing every year. In some countries a single packet of cigarettes costs less than $10 and some place more than $10. Still costly.

3. Harmful for People Around You:

Cigarette smoke is harmful for everyone, including the smoker and who inhales cigarette smoke harms everyone who inhales it, doesn't matter whether you're child, young, or old or in good health or bad, smoke is really dangerous, can make you sick.

4. Personal:

You can have personal reasons to quit smoking, that only you know.

Benefits of Quitting:

As soon as you quit, your body begins to repair the damage caused by smoking. Just after 20 minutes your blood pressure and pulse return to normal. After 24 hours your lungs start to clear. After two days your body is nicotine-free and your sense of taste and smell improve. After three days you can breathe more easily, and your energy increases. Check the entire list: http://ad4.link/C59WG

How to Quit

: Quitting smoking is a journey, it may take some time and sometimes it works in one day [for a few people]

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6. Benefits of Quitting: http://ad4.link/benefits

An Experiment to Understand "Smoking is Harmful"

Did an experiment to demonstrate how smoking affects badly to our body. Went for a test using cotton balls as lungs to determine what the effects of smoking a pack a day for 30 days, that's 600 cigarettes. Well an average smokers smokes a pack a day or even worse some are chainsmokers that will chainsmoke from morning to night.

This is not a scientific test but is an analogy of what could happen and what could accumulate and what it could do to your mouth, throat and lungs not to mention how it compromises every system in your body in order to try to tell you to stop smoking and stop slowly killing yourself. Lets start.

This is the system, we using as lungs.

The first Cigarette

Inhaling the smoke:

After finishing first packet, 10 cigarettes

After 15 packets

The cigarette waste

All 30 packs, 30 Days dose

Before the experiment

After the experiment

Before

After

Seriously ...

Think to quit now.

The black brown color gel includes all those compounds which causes cancer.

What do you say, do you still think you must quit smoking! Lets do it today.

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Image Credit: Chris Notap