Do you know what's smoking in that cigarette?
When Adele wanted to quit smoking, she went to a celebrity hypnotist in London who charged her around $700 for a three-hour session - and that worked! But for the 40 million U.S. adults who smoke cigarettes, that doesn't seem a viable quit-smoking plan.
Fortunately, University of North Carolina researchers came come up with an idea to help folks kick the habit: Tell them what they're inhaling! Seems most folks don't know about all the cancer-causing, toxic ingredients lurking in their smokes.
There are 600-plus chemicals in cigs, and, when burned, they produce over 7,000 chemicals - 69 of which are known cancer-causers, many are poisonous. Here are a few: acetone (nail polish remover); arsenic (rat poison); butane (lighter fluid); cadmium (part of battery acid); cyanide (poison); formaldehyde (embalming fluid). No wonder cigarettes account for 1 in 5 deaths in the U.S.
Fully 80 percent of U.S. smokers say they intend to quit, but most folks try six times before succeeding! So to help you quit and stay quit, when you light up repeat this jingle: Arsenic and formaldehyde, butane and cyanide ... not something to take inside. And download the Tobacco Treatment Guide for free at http://cle.clinic/29GmnnN.
Once you stop: In 20 minutes your blood pressure goes down; in eight hours, the carbon monoxide level in your blood normalizes; in 48 hours your ability to taste and smell improves. And you'll have more energy, healthier skin, heart and lungs, an improved sex life and a 10-years-younger RealAge if you kick a pack-a-day habit!
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