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<blockquote data-quote="Steve14" data-source="post: 1462223" data-attributes="member: 305713"><p>That is a good way to put it. Smoking cessation may lessen hypo occurrence, and with better oxygen supply you should be able to push your body more during exercise, so a better A1C could be achieved. Senses like smelling and tasting would also improve, possibly leading to less picky eating habits and an overall healthier diet. At the end my question changes to: why is this **** even legal?...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve14, post: 1462223, member: 305713"] That is a good way to put it. Smoking cessation may lessen hypo occurrence, and with better oxygen supply you should be able to push your body more during exercise, so a better A1C could be achieved. Senses like smelling and tasting would also improve, possibly leading to less picky eating habits and an overall healthier diet. At the end my question changes to: why is this **** even legal?... [/QUOTE]
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