Smoking and lung disease As tobacco smoke passes through your airways and lungs, your respiratory system is exposed to high levels of the toxic chemicals found in cigarette smoke
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Self-help materials The National Cancer Institute (NCI) provide help to anyone who wants to stop smoking through their support services: smoking helpline: 1-877-44U-QUIT (1-877-448-7848) local and state quitlines: 1- 800-QUIT-NOW (1-800-784-8669) LiveHelponline chat Smokefree website SmokefreeTXT text messaging service Support groups, such as Nicotine Anonymous (NicA), can prove useful too
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But, with a farm bill still a long way off, its clear Congressional action is sure to move more slowly than state legislatures, if at all
Smoke only travels down the trachea, which is connected to the lungs