Cigarrest Explains The Dangers Of Smoking Cigarettes

April 25, 2008 - PRLog -- Smokers of cigarettes have a 2-1 risk of heart disease or heart attack and nearly 4 times the likelyhood of cardiac arrest. But, long term smokers should realize that giving up the smoking habit will rapidly reduce the risk of heart disease in the future. The key is to stop soon enough for the body to repair itself. Over a number of years of non-smoking, the body can repair itself and the risk of heart disease diminishes to the same level as people who have never smoked.

Did you know that there are over 700 chemicals found in cigarettes? Many are considered toxic and are not allowed in the food that we consume. When the cigarette is lit it will reach 2000 degrees which helps release over 1000 chemical compounds like carbon monoxide and hydrogen cyanide into your body. In addition, Nicotine is released. Nicotine is a natural product found in tobacco. It is nicotine that hooks a smoker long-term.

Cigarrest can help you save money by eliminating the need to purchase cigarettes. At $4 a pack per day, the cost of smoking can reach $1500. In addition, there are medical costs, present and future, to consider that are associated with cigarettes.

What about bad breath? Smoking has a large impact on that as well. Most smokers require the use of mints or gum to mask the odor of cigarette smoke. Smoking can lead to tooth decay, stained teeth and gum disease. Smokers can realize long-term tooth damage after just a short smoking period.

Smoking can hurt those around you. Secondhand smoking is a growing problem among Americans. Many bars and restaurants now prevent smoking due to community regulations aimed at protecting non-smokers from secondhand smoke. A proven health hazard, ETS or secondhand smoke contains twice the amount of nicotine and up to 5 times the amount of carbon monoxide. Secondhand smoke is proven to cause cancer in humans according to the US EPA who lists secondhand smoke as a Group A carcinogen. The risk of lung cancer for someone living with a smoker ( such as a wife ) are 30% higher than those living with a non-smoking partner. Up to 60000 deaths per year are blamed on secondhand smoke.

If you are pregnant and you smoke you effect both you and your unborn child. Smoking while pregnant increases the chances of infant crib death. The number one way to stop smoking is to never start in the first place. However, for the many smokers out there this is no longer an option. For many, the next best option has been Cigarrest. The Cigarrest program is a proven, effective means to help reduce or eliminate the cravings associated with smoking. In addition, their is an expansive support network to help smokers trying to quit. This support network is crutial to a long-term, non-smoking lifestyle.

The CigArrest program insures you can try risk free to quit smoking. Start living life again. Quit smoking for good with Cigarrest.  http://www.cigarrest.us