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For those seeking to reduce their tobacco dependency, alternatives like nicotine patches or e-cigarettes can be effective

Picture receding gums, chronic bad breath, and even tooth lossnot exactly the image of peak health

Read on to see the health benefits of quitting cigarettes and tobacco products and a variety of evidence-based ways to finally stop smoking

Dr Ian Hamilton, an expert in addiction and mental health from the University of York, said: While the physical harms of smoking are well known, this research points to the mental health risks of using tobacco

After long-term use and repeated exposure to nicotine, smokers not only develop a tolerance to nicotine, but they also develop a physical addiction to nicotine in their body