It does still take, on average, five to seven times for people to be successful in quitting. For those who have quit for six months, research shows there is a five per cent risk of starting to smoke again, and after a year of being tobacco-free, the chances of starting to light up again are another five per cent usually because of stress, says Selby
As pulmonologists, we see the difference every day: patients who quit often experience better breathing, less coughing, deeper sleep, and more energy within weeks
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