Advice and resources : Help to stop smoking
The effects of smoking
Smoking is the greatest factor in causing preventable illness and early death in both physical and mental health and it contributes to high local death rates from both cancer and cardiovascular disease.
The chemicals in tobacco smoke also interact with some medicines, including insulin, anti-psychotics warfarin and some anti-depressants, which can affect how your body processes them. You can read more in our Medicines and Smoking leaflet.
Medicines And Smoking Leaflet
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How to stop smoking
You can find lots of local support to help you stop smoking. Find out more about quitting with SmokeFreeLife Berkshire:
- Call 0800 622 6360
- Text QUIT to 66777
NHS UK - Quit smoking
The NHS website has lots of free resources, including the NHS Quit Smoking App and a personalised Quit Plan.
Healthier Slough
If you live in Slough, contact the Slough Stop Smoking team for help.

