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quit between the ages of 35 and 39 add an average<br />
of five years to their lives. Females who quit<br />
add an average of three years. These are averages,<br />
but for many people they extend their lives<br />
by many more years when they quit smoking.<br />
It’s best to quit now.<br />
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Do Some Research<br />
Knowledge is power, and information can<br />
lead you to liberation. There are many<br />
excellent books available dealing with the dangers<br />
of smoking and how to quit. Some good<br />
choices include:<br />
• American Lung Association: 7 Steps to a<br />
Smoke-Free Life by Edwin B. Fisher.<br />
• The Last Puff by John W. Farquhar, M.D.,<br />
and Gene A Spiller, PhD.<br />
• Hooked But Not Helpless: Kicking The<br />
Nicotine Addiction by Patricia Allison.<br />
• 1440 Reasons To Quit <strong>Smoking</strong>: 1 For Every<br />
Minute of the Day by Bill Dodds.<br />
• American <strong>Can</strong>cer Society: Freshstart: 21<br />
Days To <strong>Stop</strong> <strong>Smoking</strong> by Dee Burton, Ph.D.<br />
• Out of the Ashes: Help For People Who Have<br />
Quit <strong>Smoking</strong> by Peter Holmes.<br />
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