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Nicotine is what stops smokers from quitting.
About 58% of current smokers have attempted to quit smoking at least once in their lifetime.
Out of 100% only 2 percent quit the smoking
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It is difficult to quit smoking once one becomes addicted to nicotine.
You will have to discuss that with your insurance provider. The risk of complications for former smokers does not abate for some years.
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the anti smoke law was made to protect non smokers and also to try to help smokers to quit smoking!
Its not mandatory to quit at any time, but you should quit as soon as you learn you are pregnant as babies born to smokers tend to be smaller than those born to non smokers, of course this is only one example of the changes to the baby it can cause.
Asthmatic smokers who quit the habit can reverse lung damage that exacerbates their breathing difficulties, regardless of how long and how often they smoked in the past.
Many western countries provide assistance in getting smokers to quit, such as tokens for patches and advice on how to quit. Medical help is provided where necessary, although the government should not be exxpected to pay for your mistakes if you have not even attempted to fix them.