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When you quit smoking, within a week your sense of smell and taste may improve.
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A single cigarette contains over 4,000 chemicals, including hydrogen cyanide, which is a chemical warfare agent.
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Thinking of yourself as a non-smoker can help you when you're starting to quit.
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Smoking narrows the little arteries that lead to your brain, which makes them blocked and can lead to a stroke.
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The damage to your blood vessels can also cause gangrene, which means amputation of limbs.
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When quitting, it helps to surround yourself with non-smokers or others who want to quit.
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But after you quit, you'll start to notice changes in your appearance.
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Speaking to a Quitline advisor on 13 7848 can actually double your chances of quitting successfully.
That's why it's so important to quit, before it leads to something like this:
You can quit. Visit the online community at iCanQuit.com.au or call the Quitline on 13 7848 for support and advice on how to quit smoking.