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8 Solid Reasons to Quit Smoking Immediately

Promotes mental decline

In the later years of their life, smokers can suffer from a mental decline. This happens because nicotine is very harmful to your brain, promoting the begin of Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. A research reported that middle-aged men smoking suffered from cognitive decline and reduced executive function faster than those who never smoked.

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