The Risks of Smoking and the Benefits of Quitting

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The Risks of Smoking and the Benefits of Quitting Joe Juarez |Blue Shield of CA Account Executive, Wellvolution: Lifestyle Intervention Program

Heart Attack and Stroke Risks A smokers chance of dying from a heart attack is 2-3 times greater than that of a non-smoker About 1 in 4 heart attacks is believed to be directly related to smoking. When a smoker who has a heart attack, their risk of sudden death is twice that of a non-smoker Smoking is a much higher risk factor for a heart attack or stroke than high cholesterol, obesity, high blood pressure, or stress. Benefits of Quitting People who quit smoking before age 50 reduce their risk of dying by half in the next 15 years compared with continuing smokers.  Quitting before age 35, can almost reverse all risks of smoking. If you already have coronary artery disease, your risk of a second heart attack and possible sudden death decreases when you quit smoking.

Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) Risks Smoking causes blood platelets to clump with a high risk to form clots Can cause spams in coronary arteries which can reduce blood flow to the heart Smoking cause irregular heartbeats Lowers HDL’s or “good cholesterol” Reduces oxygen in red blood cells Benefits of Quitting After your first year of not smoking, your risk of heart disease decreases by half. Also, your risk of having a heart attack decreases when you stop smoking.  After 15 years of not smoking, your risk of death from heart disease is the same as if you had never smoked at all. 

Problems with Pregnancy Risks Women who smoke are more likely to have the following problems: Stillbirths and Miscarriages Low birth weight Children who have learning, emotional, and behavioral problems Benefits of Quitting If you quit smoking before you become pregnant (or sometime during the first 3 months of your pregnancy), your risk of having a baby with low birth weight is the same as that of a woman who does not smoke. Women who quit later in their pregnancy still reduce the risk of problems for their babies.

Effects on Nutrition Risks Smoking drains the body of essential vitamins and minerals and also blocks absorption of these vital nutrients including antioxidants. Smoking accelerates to production of free radicals. Free radicals may cause tissue and organ damage. Low antioxidant levels reduces the bodies ability to fight off these free radicals. Vitamin D, which aids in calcium absorption, is affected by smoking. Smokers are at higher risk for osteoporosis. Benefits of Quitting The body will be able to absorb essential vitamins and minerals creating a strong immune system. A stronger immune system improves the bodies ability to repair and strengthen itself. High antioxidant levels creates stronger bones, reduces the likeliness of getting sick, and allows the body to health properly.

Health Risks for Family Members Secondhand Smoke Spouses and children have an increased risk of cancer and heart disease Babies whose parents smoke Are more likely to have ear infections, pneumonia, and bronchitis in the first years of their lives Have a higher risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Benefits of Quitting When you quit smoking, you reduce all of these risks for health problems in your family. You also increase the chance that your children will not smoke or will quit if they already smoke.

Blue Shield of California’s Smoking Cessation Program QuitNet

QuitNet Based on the latest science and best practices to help individuals overcome addiction to tobacco. Integrates many intervention modalities, including online and mobile support from experts and peers, personalized email and SMS text support. With QuitNet members are eligible to contact the CA state smoking hotline to receive telephone-based coaching from a tobacco treatment specialist, and pharmaceutical quit aids.

Social Support Other smokers that want to quit Former smokers Coaches Counselors

Personal Support Personalized emails Personalized text CA state smoking hotline

Digital Resources QuitGuide Done With Dip

Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) 21 or 14 milligram patch 6 week supply BSC members

www.mywellvolution.com

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