The Good News
It is never too late to quit. *Much research shows huge benefits of quitting—even after age 65. Those who quit reduce risks for coronary heart disease, COPD, emphysema, lung cancer, osteoporosis, hearing loss, cataracts, impotence, poor circulation and Alzheimer’s disease. Lifestyle benefits of less coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath bolsters health. Add the joy of smelling and tasting delicious food and subtract the costs of smoking—the ‘bottom line’ brings rewards to you and your loved ones.
*Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Smoking & Tobacco use. (More details at www.cdc.gov)