Thread: 6 Months of smoking - significant cancer risk?

Welcome agoelz13.

I believe in two things, or maybe three.

1. We can't change what is hereditary and there is hereditary cancer in your genes.

2. I believe what brings Cancer on is stress, excessive stress.

3. There are thousands of harmful chemicals going into your body, it reduces your rate of living by at least 10 years, but can clear your lungs completely if you give up within a 10 year period but almost immediately, start to mend.

Every cigarette does damage, to your teeth, your wrinkles as you get older, your lungs for emphysema, and cancer is a risk but not necessarily the cause if one was to get it.

I smoke, I wish I didn't I will stop... I know all of the above inside out.... AND I WILL STOP.

So, I am not a reformed smoker, nor a non-smoker telling you this, rather a smoker.

Quit, 6 months is easy to trick the brain that you are a non-smoker... it's when you have been doing it for years, you will stop, start, stop, start .. you don't need that it will "stress you"...

Your young, so do it now...

In Australia, our cigarette packets have pictures of gangrene, pictures of a child with a breathing operatives, to remind us....

It's not pretty to look at.

CW