WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU QUIT SMOKING (Part 2)
Twenty-Four to Seventy-Two Hours After You Quit Smoking Twenty-four hours after you quit: Risk of coronary artery disease, which is 70% higher in smokers, starts to decline Risk of heart attack is also reduced Forty-eight hours after you quit: Nerve endings affecting smell and taste will start to re-grow Ability to smell and taste will begin to improve Seventy-Two Hours After you Quit: With nicotine out of the body, the withdrawal symptoms begin to peak, and physical/emotional symptoms heighten These symptoms include: · Headache · Nausea · Cramps · Sweating · Anxiety · Irritability · Depression This is when quitting smoking becomes especially difficult and most smokers fail. With "Just Stop" all of these symptoms will be greatly reduced or eliminated. You...