They were reminded of other bad things about smoking that they already knew. Compared to those who received the other messages, smokers who received the graphic-image warnings had greater emotional reactions to the images, which related in turn to them thinking they were at greater risk of dying younger or getting a life-threatening disease because of their cigarette use
The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference
70% of smokers want to quit, but in Michigan only 15% receive treatment
Youll likely notice fresher breath, healthier gums, and reduced tooth loss and oral cancer risk
Brain chemistry largely normalized Cognitive function often better than when smokingclearer, sharper thinking Mental clarity and energy improved beyond pre-quit levels Brain fog episodes rare or completely gone For detailed strategies for each phase, see our day-by-day withdrawal guide
Participants can sign up in several ways: Call the cardiopulmonary rehab department at Riverside at 815-935-3271