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In this informative video, Dr. Daud Akhtar explains incredible changes that occur in your body when you decide to quit smoking.
When you quit smoking, your body undergoes several positive changes over time:
1. *Improved Lung Function:* Within days to weeks, your lung function starts to improve. You'll experience less coughing and shortness of breath as your lungs begin to clear mucus and repair damaged tissue.
2. *Reduced Heart Disease Risk:* Your risk of heart disease decreases significantly. Blood pressure and heart rate return to normal, and your heart and blood vessels begin to heal.
3. *Better Circulation:* Nicotine-induced vasoconstriction (narrowing of blood vessels) ceases, leading to improved blood circulation throughout your body.
4. *Decreased Cancer Risk:* Your risk of various cancers, especially lung cancer, starts to decline. The longer you stay smoke-free, the more your risk diminishes.
5. *Improved Sense of Smell and Taste:* Your senses of smell and taste become sharper as your body recovers from the effects of smoking.
6. *Better Exercise Tolerance:* With improved lung and cardiovascular function, you'll find it easier to engage in physical activities and exercise.
7. *Reduced Risk of Respiratory Infections:* Your immune system strengthens, making you less susceptible to respiratory infections like colds and the flu.
8. *Lessened Addiction:* Nicotine withdrawal symptoms typically peak within the first few days to a few weeks of quitting and gradually subside. Over time, your addiction to nicotine diminishes.
9. *Healthier Skin:* Your skin will start to look healthier and more youthful as it receives better oxygen and nutrients.
10. *Long-Term Health Benefits:* Over time, quitting smoking significantly reduces your risk of numerous chronic health conditions, including COPD, stroke, and coronary artery disease.
11. *Financial Savings:* You'll save a substantial amount of money by not purchasing cigarettes, which can lead to improved financial well-being.
It's important to note that the rate and extent of these changes can vary from person to person, and the benefits of quitting smoking continue to accrue over the years. Quitting smoking is one of the best decisions you can make for your health and well-being.
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