Posts Tagged ‘addiction’
Do you think tobacco companies should open rehab centers for those addicted who want to quit smoking?
Millions of people are hopelessly addicted and want to quit but can’t. The addiction is so bad that even all their friends dying from lung cancer doesn’t stop them. Many people near death still have to light up to the very end.
I smoke about 2 packs a day. If there was a rehab center for stopping smoking, I would definitely check in. What are your thoughts on this?
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How much harder is it for people who have quit smoking to resist the urge than someone who has never tried?
I know that if you don’t start, you’ll never be addicted to it. But if you quit smoking, is the urge to smoke much greater, does it get easier as time passes, is it really possible to be free of the addiction, or will it stay, make life hard forever?
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How can I quit smoking without expensive pills/patches?
I have been smoking for 4 years and 8 months so far. I have been wanting to quit for the past few months now, and going to turkey just will not do it for me. I am thinking I just need a stimulant to use to overcome this addiction.
I was thinking about coffee? Would that be enough stimulant for me to quit smoking? Please provide your input!
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What are the best Quit Smoking sites that really help you quit?
Dear quit smoking experts or better yet, ex-smokers, what are the best quit smoking sites that really support/help one quit this terrible addiction?
I’m highly motivated and am looking for the best support available to succeed, once and for all. Thx. in advance for you help.
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Can smoking leaves and natural plants help you quit smoking cigarrets?
Okay, I read that in order to break an addiction you gotto trick the brain and replace the habbit with something else. well I want to do this so smoking plants and leaves and things like that just to try and break the addiction work? then once my body has stopped craving nicotine cause there is none in the leaves and plants. Then I stop for good???
I know this sounds stupid but I want to do it to quit…
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Where can I buy a fake cigarette to quit smoking?
Hi! I’m trying to quit smoking, but I believe that my addiction is primarily behavior. I’m looking for a fake cigarette of some kind (Styrofoam, plastic, electronic) that is affordable (no e-cig) and I can buy in person or from a reputable online seller? I’ve found some cigarettes online, from places like Better quit and EZ quit, but the websites don’t look legit. Any ideas?
Thanks!
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How to Quit Smoking Effortlessly
Roy Masters shows the concealed hypnotic relationship to cigarette smoking, and the one particular easy thing you require to understand and practice to quit once and for all. Smoking-related illnesses claim an predicted 430700 American lives every year. Cigarette smoking costs the United States around .2 billion every year in health-care expenses and lost productivity. It is directly accountable for 87 percent of lung cancer instances and leads to most cases of emphysema and long-term bronchitis. Discover how to Quit cigarette smoking, and some other destructive addictions in this easy lesson.
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Why it’s so hard to stop
For a number of individuals it is extremely hard to quit smoking cigarettes. In this video clip experts from the Mayo Clinic explain the reason why. The movie demonstrates the method in which cigarettes deliver nicotine to the human brain triggering changes in the brain that lead to dependancy. Whenever a particular person stops smoking cigarettes they frequently experience challenging withdrawal symptoms and strong desires to light up. The cravings and withdrawal symptoms help make stopping very difficult for many people who smoke.
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How To Quit Smoking (Health Guru)
So you’ve made the decision to quit smoking. GREAT! Here’s a plan to help you along. For more info, visit www.healthguru.com?yt
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Weight Loss After Quitting Smoking
Worried about the weight when you quit smoking – just understand why it can be an issue so you can prepare to react after you quit.
Quit Smoking and Keep off the Weight
So you want to quit smoking but you don’t want to gain a bunch of weight in the process. That is probably the biggest fear among all people who want to quit smoking; that they’ll gain a ton of weight and not be able to lose it.
They figure it is better to be a smoker and thin than to be a non-smoker and over-weight, so they decide to not quit. There are simple reasons why people gain weight when they quit smoking and in the following I will explain some of those reasons and how to avoid them.
First and foremost, nicotine is an appetite suppressant and a stimulant. Your metabolism increases slightly when you smoke. Once you quit, your metabolism decreases and your hunger increases.
When you get stressed, as a smoker, the first thing you do is light up. When you quit smoking and you get stressed, the first thing you do is head for the vending machine or fridge. Stress plays a huge role in whether you control your weight gain or not; so stay active and keep you mind busy.
To pacify these cravings, food is usually the substitute. High calorie, high sugar foods such as candy are most often the replacement as it’s quick to get, quick to eat and quick to give you that little buzz.
However, the calories add up, the metabolism is slowed and, sadly, weight is gained. To keep from gaining weight when you’ve decided to quit is to counteract the behaviors that cause you to gain weight in the first place.
It’s important to stay busy to keep your mind off your cravings. If that doesn’t work you can try exercising or doing some kind of task that isn’t stressful. If all else fails and you have to give in to those cravings, pick healthy food to snack on instead of the high fat stuff.
Have carrot sticks instead of potato chips or dried fruit instead of cookies. Low calorie/sugar free snacks have come a long way and, in some cases, are just as good as their junk food counterparts.
The best advice for someone who has decided to quit smoking is to start an exercise program as soon as you quit. Most smokers will gain some weight just because you will eat more because your appetite will increase plus food will taste better. Your metabolism will slow down, so that’s why it’s important to start exercising.
Something that is very helpful in the process of quitting smoking is to drink a lot of water to keep your hunger pangs under control. Nicotine is what addicts you to smoking, but it is the habit of smoking that continues to bug you after you quit. Stay busy and keep yourself occupied and start a good exercise program. Set your goal to quit and control your eating behaviors; this will ensure you the best results and a much healthier body.
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Does Health Insurance Make You Fat?
At the same time, many people who stop smoking put on weight. The people I know, who have quit, generally put on weight. Regarding France, I read that 27% of the population smokes on a daily basis vs. 17.5% in the U.S.
How to stop smoking and also lose weight?
I am planning on giving up smoking on !st July, when the no smoking ban comes in, but am REALLY worried about putting on any weight….help!
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