17 Benefits of a Smoke-free Lifestyle

by Jim on July 14, 2011

Advantages of Never Starting to Smoke

1- Avoiding Heart Disease, Lung Cancer, Mouth/Throat Cancer and Emphysema

2- Much cleaner/fresher breath

3- Increased oxygen to the brain helps you think clearer

4- No holes burnt in your clothing, furniture or auto seats

5- No home fires started by non-extinguished cigarettes

6- A great smile with better-looking, brighter, whiter teeth

7- No smelly yellow stains on 1st and 2nd fingers

8- Increased earning power on the job – “cigarette breaks” are not needed

9- No standing in rain, sleet, snow, freezing cold or scorching heat to smoke

10- Better sense to taste and smell, makes foods taste better

11- Saving big money

12- Avoiding excessive government cigarette taxes

13- Lowering health insurance premiums

14- Clothes don’t have cigarette stench

15- Fewer sore throats with a less raspy voice

16- Ashes aren’t all over clothes

17- Live to see your grandchildren

Yes, the benefits of not smoking far outweigh reasons to smoke. Why not keep the extra money in your wallet to pay for other things you really want.

For more see http://everydaychristianfamily.com/hazards-of-smoking/

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Author: Jim (72 Articles)

Jim Edwards has authored numerous articles, developed 2 extensive pamphlet series and written brochures and numerous sales training documents. He earned a BME from Illinois Wesleyan University and Master Degree from Northern Illinois University with post-graduate studies in strategic marketing and product planning.

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