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Another Reason to Quit Smoking: Third-Hand Smoke

Jan 7 2009 - 2:30pm by FitSugar
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I've heard of first-hand smoke, the smoke you inhale directly from a tobacco product, and there's also second-hand smoke, the smoke that is given off by the burning end of a cigarette, pipe, or cigar. Now research shows there's another type of smoke that can cause harm — third-hand smoke. It's the invisible toxic gasses and particles that linger in the air, carpet, curtains, clothes, and hair long after a cigarette stops burning.
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Another Reason to Quit Smoking: Popularity

May 28 2008 - 11:00am by FitSugar
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Another Reason to Quit Smoking: Popularity There are so many health-related reasons to quit smoking, and now there is a new reason to add to that on-going list. This reason, however, has nothing to do with your heart or lungs; it has to do with your social standing. A new study found that smoking might just be detrimental to popularity and social standing.
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Another Reason to Quit Smoking: Sleep

Feb 5 2008 - 11:00am by FitSugar
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Another Reason to Quit Smoking: Sleep If you're still smoking and looking for more reasons to quit . . .

Another Reason to Quit Smoking: Hearing Problems

Jan 11 2008 - 12:30pm by FitSugar
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Another Reason to Quit Smoking: Hearing Problems Maybe you or someone close to you is thinking of quitting smoking. All I can say is: Go for it! Quitting smoking is a win-win situation; it puts more money in your pocket and more air in your lungs.

Another Reason to Quit Smoking: Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

Dec 12 2007 - 8:45am by FitSugar
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Another Reason to Quit Smoking: Increased Risk of Type 2 Diabetes The reasons to quit smoking keep piling up and here is the latest: smoking may increase your risk for type 2 diabetes. In a review of 25 different diabetes and smoking studies that combined involved over one million people, the data revealed that smokers are 44 percent more likely to develop type 2 diabetes. The different studies involved in the review lasted as short as five years and as long as 30 years.


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