Do you give up? Or do you try something different? Not every program will work for you. Every smoker is unique, so are you. Don’t be disheartened if you fail. Many smokers attempt several times before they finally quit smoking. Understand that quitting smoking is a process. During the transition period, you develop a new behavior of not smoking. Each failure teaches you more about your smoking habit. With your determination to quit and your past experiences, you stand a better chance to succeed.
Entries from October 2006
What Makes An Effective Quit Smoking Program
October 31st, 2006 · No Comments
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Breastfeeding and Smoking
October 10th, 2006 · No Comments
Dutch researchers conducted tests on 570 nine-year old children whose mothers smoked during pregnancy. They found that only those who had not been breastfed experienced poor cognitive development. They believed that breast milk boosted brain development. It also helped to neutralize the side effects of cigarette smoking during pregnancy.
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Nicotine Withdrawal Symptoms
October 9th, 2006 · No Comments
Nicotine withdrawal symptoms appear within 30 minutes after your last cigarette. If you want to quit smoking, you need to be aware of these symptoms. They also are recovery symptoms by helping your body to remove nicotine dependence. If you want to stop smoking, you have to overcome the withdrawal symptoms. On average, smokers experience these symptoms for …
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Quit Smoking Tips
October 8th, 2006 · No Comments
Before you plan to quit smoking, you need practical advice to help you to succeed. Use the tips below to guide you in preparing a smoking cessation plan.
1. Set a date to quit smoking. This is to avoid cold turkey.
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All About Smoking
October 7th, 2006 · No Comments
Nicotine doesn’t cause lung cancer. It only gives rise to addiction. The tobacco smoke which contains carcinogens damages your lungs. Recent studies show that nicotine can speed up the cancer growth.
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