Because ex - smokers who return to smoking may suffer a more rapid decline in lung function than those who do not stop at all. A ten - year study of 1,116 men and women aged 35 to 68 showed that those who smoked throughout the study suffered a 3 - percent decline in lung function, while those who stopped for more than a year and then started again experienced a 5 - percent decline. “ The decline in lung function is much greater in the first couple of years after an ex - smoker restarts, ” warned Lundback. “ And what smokers lose in lung function, they’ll never get back. ” Those who successfully gave up smoking during the ten - year study experienced only a 1 - percent decrease in lung function, reports The Times of London.
„ როდესაც ყველაფერი გაურკვევლობის ბურუსით იფარება, ხალხს მაშინვე კითხვები უჩნდება ძირითად რელიგიურ საკითხებთან დაკავშირებით “და„ პასუხების ბიბლიაში ძიება შეიძლება მართლაც დამხმარე იყოს “, — თქვა მან.