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Circulation begins to improve within two to twelve weeks of quitting, and within one year of stopping the excess risk of coronary heart disease falls to roughly half that of a continuing smoker

Granger explains that high blood sugar can cause the arteries to stiffen because it can increase the production of free radicals tiny particles that damage cells and reduce nitrous oxide, a chemical that dilates blood vessels

Nonsmokers who are exposed to secondhand smoke, depending on the frequency and duration of exposure, are also at greater risk for developing coronary heart disease than those who are not exposed to secondhand smoke

Bullae are fragile and may rupture, producing painful erosions (the most common skin presentation)