How smoking impacts your heart and blood pressure

             Written by: Nancy Dixit

Smoking doesn’t just harm your lungs? It also strains your heart, leading to high blood pressure and increasing the risk of heart attacks.

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Every puff narrows your blood vessels, raises your heart rate, and spikes your blood pressure, forcing your heart to work harder.

Smoking's impact On Blood Pressure

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Just one cigarette can raise your blood pressure for up to 30 minutes. For regular smokers, this strain never truly ends.

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Smoking accelerates plaque buildup in arteries, reduces oxygen in the blood, and weakens artery walls, making them less flexible.

Damage Beyond Blood Pressure

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Quitting starts healing your heart immediately. Blood pressure drops within 20 minutes, and circulation improves over time.

Benefit Of Quiting Smoke

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One year smoke-free cuts your heart disease risk in half. Each day without smoking strengthens your heart.

Heart Health Benefits

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Every smoke-free moment helps your heart recover. Make the change today—your heart will thank you.

It’s Never Too Late To Quit

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