How long did it take for you to feel better once you quit smoking? ?!
Question: How long did it take for you to feel better once you quit smoking.? .?
2 -3 months went by before I felt better,mentally and physically.Health Question & Answer
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I quit October, 2001.
It goes in threes.
First three hours.
First three days
First three months
First three years.
My lungs started to really clear out after nine months (the younger the sooner).
Sometimes I still want a cigarette but I prefer breathing (and sleeping through the night without waking up coughing) over smoking.
The chance of you getting emphysema are more likely than cancer from smoking. The feeling is that of drowning in your own lung fluids. Doesn't hold a candle to "water boarding".
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It goes in threes.
First three hours.
First three days
First three months
First three years.
My lungs started to really clear out after nine months (the younger the sooner).
Sometimes I still want a cigarette but I prefer breathing (and sleeping through the night without waking up coughing) over smoking.
The chance of you getting emphysema are more likely than cancer from smoking. The feeling is that of drowning in your own lung fluids. Doesn't hold a candle to "water boarding".
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Immediately after making the decision to quit, you automatically feel better! because you have taken control of your own life. It is good to be in control, and not be controlled by anything.
We humans were put here with the freedom of choice. and when that's a problem we seem to behave inhumanly!
Maybe choosing to smoke is one of the reasons we neglect the underlying issues of our basic human rights. Respect, Dignity and Freedom......Equal Rights and Justice brings Peace and Harmony.
Do you think that you would still want a cigarette if these ideals were true.?Health Question & Answer
We humans were put here with the freedom of choice. and when that's a problem we seem to behave inhumanly!
Maybe choosing to smoke is one of the reasons we neglect the underlying issues of our basic human rights. Respect, Dignity and Freedom......Equal Rights and Justice brings Peace and Harmony.
Do you think that you would still want a cigarette if these ideals were true.?Health Question & Answer
I felt better the first day and better every day after that. But, i gave them up becausei could not afford $8 per pack. After a year i now am back to 3 cigs a day...Health Question & Answer