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Baby Birth Weight

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Fact: Quitting before your baby is born gives your baby a better chance of having a healthy birth weight.

Protect Your Skin

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Fact: Quitting can protect your skin from premature aging and wrinkling.

Estrogen Levels

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Fact: Smoking lowers a female’s estrogen. Low levels can cause dry skin, thinning hair, and memory problems. 

Taste Buds

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Fact: A few days after quitting, your taste buds will kick back in. Enjoy some tasty, healthy treats!

Nicotine Patch Success

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Fact: When used as directed, the nicotine patch can double your chances of quitting successfully.

Dog Perfume

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Fact: Pets that get exposed to secondhand smoke have a higher risk of some cancers and respiratory problems.

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