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4 To demonstrate, here is how the body begins a series of positive changes that continue for years after smoking that last cigarette

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Key Takeaways: Your body begins healing immediately after your last cigarette, with heart rate, blood pressure, carbon monoxide levels, and senses improving within 48 hours Lung function, circulation, breathing, energy levels, and immune strength all improve significantly in the weeks and months after quitting