Do I increase my risk of osteoporosis if I smoke?

Cigarette smoking doubles your risk of osteoporosis, perhaps because of the chemicals and other substances in the smoke. Research also has shown that osteoporosis starts sooner and increases at a faster pace in smokers. The good news is, once you stop smoking, you can lower your risk of osteoporosis by one-half.

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