Did you know smoking is not a habit?
Tobacco addiction is a chronic disease requiring specific treatment. This is due to the addictive components in the substances found in tobacco.
Smoking is a personal activity, yet it usually begins in a social setting. The Unit for the Comprehensive Treatment of Tobacco Addiction focuses on all aspects related to the smoker: physical, psychological and emotional.
Our new multilayered treatments, that are personalised and adapted to the profile of each smoker, are
highly effective.
Main benefits of
giving up smoking1, 2
- Break free of addiction (nicotine).
- Improved health and well-being from the first minute after the last cigarette.
- Blood pressure and pulse return to normal levels 20 minutes after the last cigarette.
- Blood nicotine is halved and oxygen returns to normal levels after 8 hours.
- After 24 hours the risk of sudden death falls and carbon monoxide has been eliminated from the blood.
- Your lungs start eliminating the residues from the cigarette.
- 2 days afterwards, THERE IS NO NICOTINE IN YOUR BODY, your sense of taste and smell return to normal.
- Your breathing will have improved considerably after the 3rd day.
- Between 1st and 3st month your physical capacity will increase and you will tire less easily.
- Improved bronchial drainage and risk of infection falls after 1-9 months.
- After 1st year risk of heart attack is halved compared to that for a smoker.
- The risk of cardiovascular disease is the same as for non-smokers after 5 years.
- Lower probability of cancer than a smoker.
- Better physical appearance:
No more bad breath.
The smell will go from your clothes and home.
No more yellow hands and nails.
Better hydration of your skin and fewer wrinkles. - Save money
Calculate how much you would save in a year by multiplying your daily expenditure x 365 days. - Give a good example to your children, family, friends...
Helps prevent tobacco addiction.
Helps other people make the right decision too.
1 Manual de Prevención y tratamiento del Tabaquismo. Barrueco M, Hdez. Mezquita M.A., Torrecilla M., 2009 Pfizer
2 Manual de Tabaquismo. Jiménez-Ruiz C.A., Fageström K.O., 2007 Ergon