why should i quit smoking?

Answer 1

Lets see. Cancer of the lungs. Cancer of the larynx. Cancer of the lymph nodes. Cancer of the jaw. Cancer of the ...Cancer of the... Cancer of the...

Have I said enough.

I quit 11 years ago and do not miss it at all.

Answer 2

Besides the obvious: smoking's devestation to lungs by cancer or emphysema, there's also the damaging effect on the circulatory system. Nicotine is a vasoconstrictor, meaning everytime you inhale it causes your blood vessels to constrict or narrow. This affects everything that needs circulation: healing, pain relief, etc. Go visit a hospital or nursing home where former smokers are tethered to oxygen machines for the rest of their lives, who can't eat or talk without getting out of breath, who feel like they're smothering all the time. Ask them if you should quit - and see what you have to look forward to if you don't.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

So you will stop killing yourself with tobacco and nicotine.

So you will stop killing other with second hand smoke.

So you will save yourself a lot of money that you will be giving to doctors and hospitals later in life.

So that you will not have to pay so much for medical insurance.

So that you will save taxpayers from having to help cover the costs of medical insurance because of all the smokers who raise the cost of medical insurance

So you can spend the money you would have wasted on cigarettes on other things like: clothes, food, dating, rent/mortgage, new car...

So that your children (if you have them now or in the future) don't get drawn into the same unhealthy, costly habit.

So that your spouse and kids (now or in the future) don't have to bury you over some stupid and preventable, painful, cigarette-related cause of death.

So that you can show your friends that cigarettes do not make you cool.

So that your body has time to recover and regenerate from any damage you might have already done.

'nuff said?

Answer 5

Smoking makes your clothing smell, your breath smell, the insides of your mouth rougher (for kissing), your teeth yellow, damages your lungs, costs you a lot of money, and can give you cancer.

Up sides are you look cool and I've heard that if you do it constantly you wont shorten your lifespan.

Answer 6

Its social pressure, I smoked for 31 years. I,m 62 and my lungs are fine. People don,'t want to hear that. so they talk about what might happen. It"s a lot of BS!

Answer 7

Because it makes your clothes stink and besides, why would you want to keep paying those outrageous prices for cigarettes? You are paying off all the lawsuits the tobacco companies have lost because people are too stupid to listen.

Answer 8

save your lungs..my mom was on oxygen for her last few years with only 20% lungs
she panicked everytime the oxygen tank went low and she was plugged to the wall for survival and still smoked around oxygen..pathetic!

Answer 9

If you get an incurable disease then perhaps you'd ask yourself: "why didn't I quit smoking?".

Answer 10

constant sucking on a cigarette cause the muscles in your face to weaken so you look older. trust me this will suck when you are actually older. obviously you could get cancer. your breath stinks.and it cost alot of money.