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Days that nicotine or its byproducts can remain in the body of a regular smoker after quitting, according to the American Cancer Society.
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Featured Smoking Cessation ArticlesCOPD: 5 Supplements That Can HelpIf you're looking for alternative ways to manage this condition, consider bromelain, coenzyme Q10, and others. Read MoreThe Cigarette, Hormone, and Disease ConnectionThe Link Between Smoking and Brain FunctionThe Facts About Oral CancerWhat Smoking Does to Your BrainView All Smoking Cessation ArticlesSmoking Cessation Tip: Plan AheadIn the early stages of your quitting program, plan ahead for situations in which you'll be tempted to smoke. Try sitting in the non-smoking section at restaurants, drinking your coffee standing up, or keeping something in your hand while you're talking on the phone. |
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