As a smoker, have you ever considered how your habits may affect your loved ones and the psychological and social benefits it might have on THEM if you quit?
Aside from the physical health benefits, quitting smoking can also improve the psychological and social environment for secondhand smokers. People who live or interact with smokers often experience anxiety or stress due to the exposure to smoke, and they may also feel concerned for the smoker’s health. When smoking stops, there’s a sense of relief and increased peace of mind for loved ones, knowing they aren’t being exposed to harmful toxins.
