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What quitting vaping for 90 days actually does to your body
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Published 16:02 28 Mar 2025 GMT

What quitting vaping for 90 days actually does to your body

Changes happen to your body within just hours of quitting the unhealthy habit

Niamh Shackleton

Niamh Shackleton

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Topics: Vaping, Health, News, YouTube

Niamh Shackleton
Niamh Shackleton

Niamh Shackleton is an experienced journalist for UNILAD, specialising in topics including mental health and showbiz, as well as anything Henry Cavill and cat related. She has previously worked for OK! Magazine, Caters and Kennedy.

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If you're thinking about quitting vaping, then this might encourage you to do it.

While e-cigarettes were introduced as a healthier alternative to smoking, many people who didn't smoke in the first place have taken up the habit.

In 2024, it was reported that one million people in the UK who said they vaped had never regularly smoked previously.

Yes, some evidence has shown that vaping is a better alternative to smoking tobacco products, but for people like those one million Brits who were never serial smokers in the first place, they're still exposing themselves to harmful chemicals.

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Millions of people across the globe now vape (Getty Stock Image)
Millions of people across the globe now vape (Getty Stock Image)

As more information about the affects that vaping has on our body comes to light, some are tying to ditch their vaping addiction; and your body will definitely thank you for it.

Within just a few hours of quitting, you'll start to notice changes, explains one YouTube video by Blurred Minds featuring Dr James Durl.

"Within a few hours of quitting, you'll notice physical and psychological symptoms from the nicotine withdrawals," said Dr Durl. "These include anxiety, sweating, tremors, and more."

Okay, while this part doesn't sound very appealing, it does get better.

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Those who vape may experience health complications (Getty Stock Image)
Those who vape may experience health complications (Getty Stock Image)

"By the second day, your risk of having a heart attack decreases significantly since your blood pressure starts to lower," Dr Durl continued to share.

Then, by day three, the nicotine will have fully left your system. While is is good health wise, this is likely when withdrawal symptoms will 'peak'.

Dr Durl warned: "You may have difficulty concentrating, and you may pair that with low mood."

Fast forward to day 15 and your blood circulation will have improved and 'you'll be able to notice better lung function, heart function, and ever muscle circulation'.

"By a month, your lung capacity will have fully bounced back," Dr Durl continued.

"You'll see a huge improvement in shortness of breath and less coughing.

"By two months, cilia, which clears out mucus and reduce infection in the lungs, will begin to grow and function normally."

Then, by day 90, your blood vessels will reportedly have returned to a 'normal diameter', which will increase blood flow; and better blood flow can help with things like erectile dysfunction, heart problems and lung problems.

So, basically, if you wanted a sign to quit vaping — this is it.

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