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Smoking Facts

1. Quit Smoking Eventually2. Wastage of Time3. Underestimate Costs4. Wastage of Money5. Health Costs

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You will quit smoking eventually. Either by deliberately quitting or by some other means. The “some other means” is likely to be caused by your smoking if you continue to smoke (meaning, more than a 50% chance that smoking will directly or indirectly cause your death).

1. Quit Smoking Eventually

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You waste almost 1 full month out of each year if you smoke a pack a day. This is crazy. And true. If you smoke a pack a day of cigarettes, then each year you spend almost an entire month of your life in the act of smoking. That is some insane loss of productivity right there.

2. Wastage of Time

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888-979-16483. Underestimate Costs

You underestimate the cost of smoking. If you didn’t, then you would go through the pain of withdrawal and quit. It is just that simple. How many of us would turn back the clock at the end of our lives and decide to go back and quit smoking, knowing that we are dying 15 years early? Probably all of us. But when we are smoking we do not see this level of drama in our future. It will happen to “someone else.”

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888-979-16484. Wastage of Money

The other costs of smoking are just as devastating. Most people are spending at least a thousand per year on the cigarettes themselves, and some people are spending 2 or even 3 thousand per year.

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888-979-16485. Health Costs

And then there is the cost to our health. Both short term costs and long term costs. In the short term, we don’t exercise as much, we have shortness of breath, and we suffer from more colds and illnesses. In the long term, we die 10 to 15 years early on average, and go through a ridiculous amount of hospital bills that otherwise would have been avoided. The estimates on this are just sickening, especially when you factor in the rising cost of health care.

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