November 11, 2015 / Lung

What Happens to Your Body When You Quit Smoking?

A look at recovery, from the inside out

We all know smoking is bad for you. But did you realize how effective your body is at repairing itself? Even if you’ve been a lifelong smoker, it is never too late to quit. In this infographic, our experts explain how your lungs – and the rest of your body – begin recovering beginning in less than a half hour after you quit. You supply the determination. Your doctor can help determine which smoking cessation method will work best for you.
Even if you’ve been a lifelong smoker, it is never too late to quit. In this infographic, our experts explain how your lungs – and the rest of your body – begin recovering beginning in less than a half hour after you quit.

Even if you’ve been a lifelong smoker, it is never too late to quit. In this infographic, our experts explain how your lungs – and the rest of your body – begin recovering beginning in less than a half hour after you quit.

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