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David Margolius

1) Fewer Americans smoke This chart represents one of the biggest public health wins of the past few decades

According to the CDC, almost two-thirds of smokers want to quit, but nicotine withdrawal can cause the body to go through uncomfortable stages

Holistic Well-being: Eco-friendly and health-conscious

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