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It's never too late to stop smoking. As soon as you quit, your body will begin to repair itself. You’ll notice improvements in your breathing, sense of taste and smell just a few days after stopping. Within a year, you'll have reduced risk of cardiovascular and respiratory disease.
You’ll also improve the health of your family and friends by protecting them from second-hand smoke.
The NHS offers information about what happens when you quit.
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