Not stopping smoking was a very bad life choice for me. . A choice that was my responsibility. However, I did not find out until I was about 50 that the doctors never expected me to stop smoking. They later told me, they believed at that time that smoking to a Buerger's disease patient  is like heroin to a heroin addict. 

I caused my self years of pain and physical discomfort. Yes I know that some people smoke all there lives and die at 90 in their sleep.

However with that said I can also say with almost 100% certainty that smoking decrease you blood flow throughout your body and is extremely bad for arms, legs, feet and fingers.

The feet, toes, arm and fingers are the home of very small arteries and veins. A little constricting caused by nicotine can cause a great deal of damage. This damage caused primarily from restriction and inflammation will cause Peripheral Vascular Disease.

This is especially true of people who are diabetic. Dubieties can causes very poor circulation, which leads to things as bad as blindness and amputation of limbs.

Oral and IV Chelation have been found to help Peripheral Vascular Disease. Also the taking of antioxidants may also help.

When I quit smoking in 1980 I knew it would help my then very, very poor circulation in my feet. However, I was really amazed at how well it improved my condition. I could then start walking again, something I could do very little of before. Walking caused a good deal of pain and anguish before April of 1980 and was quickly and thoroughly removed after that date.

So my recommendation is to stop smoking and start some type of oral chelation or an IV chelation regimen if at all possible. There are no side affects and thousands have found it beneficial

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