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An app to know how your face will change if you smoke

So that you don't have to put your imagination into play if you want to know how tobacco can change your appearance, the British National Health Service (NHS) has created an application called Smoking Time Machine that shows you what your will be like. face in a decade or two due to the effects of tobacco if you are a smoker and do not immediately stop using cigarettes. Premature aging, deeper wrinkles around the eyes and mouth, graying of the skin and an enlarged double chin are some of the visible damage caused by the 4,000 harmful chemicals in cigarettes. In addition, of course, to increasing the risk of suffering from cancer, cardiorespiratory diseases, etc.

The application has been developed to convince young people to stop smoking before it is too late, "even out of vanity," according to the Daily Mail newspaper. It can be downloaded for mobile phones or as a desktop application from the web http://www.cumbriapartnership.nhs.uk/rollercoaster-smoking-time-machine-app.htm.

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