Living with a smoker can have negative effects on your health. However, once the smoker quits, you will experience several benefits. Firstly, your risk of developing respiratory diseases like asthma and bronchitis will decrease. Secondly, you will be exposed to fewer harmful chemicals present in secondhand smoke, reducing your chances of developing lung cancer and heart disease. Additionally, you will notice an improvement in the smell and taste of food as your sense of smell and taste will be restored. Moreover, your overall indoor air quality will improve, creating a healthier environment for you and your family. By quitting smoking, the individual will positively impact your health and the quality of life for everyone in the household.