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QUIT SMOKING COLD TURKEY??

Ben — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 04:07:13 +0000

Haven’t smoked for two days. Kinda forced to since I was out of cigarettes and I don’t have money to buy cigarettes. Very frustrating! BLOG www.leander-online.com TWEET ME http FACEBOOK www.facebook.com DAILYBOOTH www.dailybooth.com

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NRT is effective in smoking cessation. Quitting and weight gain is a myth’, says Sajeela

Ben — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 00:04:10 +0000

Dr Sajeela Maini is a strong advocate of NRT. She believes in going cold turkey along with all medicinal and psychotherapeutic supports. Sajeela does not agree to the myth that quitting smoking leads to weight gain, and addresses the issue. Dr Maini is a leading Smoking Cessation Specialist with Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi . She is very effective in helping people quit smoking. She is online at www.tobaccoindia.org, and sajeelamaini@rediffmail.com

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Quit Smoking Products | Ways to Quit Smoking

Ben — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 00:30:42 +0000

WeMakeYouKnow.com — Quit Smoking Product Do you really want to quit smoking? Once again ask yourself, and make sure that you really want to quit smoking. It is important to do because a decision must be based on a strong desire to make it happen. Maybe you can find many ways to quit smoking. You can find it on the internet, books, forums, or from someone who has actually managed to free themselves from cigarettes. There are two types of ways to quit smoking. The first way is a personal effort to change habits that trigger you to smoke. Declare in yourself, your family and your friends that you decide to quit smoking. Perform a delay every time you want to smoke, then pull a deep breath, drink some water and switch to do an activity that can make you forget about the desire to smoke. Always bring candy to divert the desire to smoke. Avoid being in an environment that allows you contaminated by cigarettes. This more or less will affect you to reawaken the desire to smoke. Find and collect some of the changes and benefits since you decided to quit smoking. This can further motivate you to stick to your decision. The second way is with the help of stop smoking products. Currently many outstanding products for smoking cessation. Some of them are prescription medicines usually in the form of pills, herbal remedies, nicotine water and nicotine vaccines. Each product has different ways of working but with a common purpose. But keep in mind, each product probably will give you …

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Best Way to Quit Smoking

Ben — Mon, 17 May 2010 12:06:54 +0000

www.MeTheDoctor.com — Best Way to Quit Smoking. Smoking is a serious addiction with serious repercussions to the smoker. Nicotine does powerful things to the brain and creates a dependency that is very hard to break. Sure a few people have made it with over the counter drugs and nicotine replacement products but the vast majority will simply go back to smoking. There is a better way, in fact the best way to quit smoking is through the program found at www.MeTheDoctor.com Do not trade a smoking addiction for dependence on nicotine replacement products or suffer the needless irritation and frustration. Choose a program that is easy and proven to work.

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Giving Up Smoking Cold Turkey

Ben — Tue, 11 May 2010 15:07:41 +0000

easywaytoquitsmoking.org When you stop smoking cold turkey you are applying one of the oldest and most popular methods to help people stop smoking. People who quit cold Turkey finally decided not to use stop smoking aids to help them stop smoking…

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Ben — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 09:51:29 +0000

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If smoking cessation (patch, gum, etc.) were cheaper, would more people quit?

Jasani — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 16:10:38 +0000

I quit smoking 5 years ago (cold turkey) and I know it’s hard for many people to kick the habit. But the smoking cessation products are very expensive. Many people, especially those who are on a fixed income I’m sure can’t afford these things, or the cost is a serious deterrent to quitting.

My question is: if they were cheaper, do you think more people would quit? Do you think the government or other agencies (nonprofit groups, retailers, etc.) should step in and perhaps offer rebates or other incentives so people have more incentive and help quitting?

I think if the government cares about the health of its people and the environment they should offer assistance to people to help them to quit, after all there is help out there to get people off drugs, and cigarettes are more addictive than cocaine or heroin.

If you have any thoughts or insights about this topic, feel free to answer. Thanks, everyone!

http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/health_effects/index.htm

moderndaydrifter, thanks for the info. For those interested, here are a few links to the news story:

http://www.kwwl.com/News/index.php?ID=19943

http://www.kcci.com/news/14954110/detail.html

http://www.iowaindependent.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=1816

http://www.nysmokefree.com/newweb/default.aspx

(they offer a free starter kit for NY state residents.)

http://nicorette-gum.samplesclub.com/

(here’s a link for a free 100 pc. sample of gum)

Everyone, I urge you to contact your state representatives, if Iowa, Maryland and New York have these programs, we may be able to get them elsewhere. Thanks!

Any advice for smoking cessation for a guy who’s tried everything?

Jasani — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 05:46:11 +0000

It looks like I’m going to have to try to quit smoking again. I’m 24 and I’ve smoked since I was 18. I smoke about 10-15 cigarettes a day and cigarettes have caused me to lie to my wife, who I love very much, about quitting — multiple times.

Every time I’ve intended to quit and every time I’ve failed in a matter of weeks. I’m not a very strong person. I don’t have a lot of willpower, and I can really only blame myself for this, I know. But that doesn’t make it any easier.

I’ve tried gum, patches and cold turkey. All I can think about when I’m not smoking is going to a store and buying a pack. I’m a nervous person and all my co-workers smoke, which makes it worse.

Things I’m not willing to try are "alternative" methods such as hypnosis and herbal treatments. I also don’t have time or money for therapy or support groups. More than likely, I’m going to try cold turkey again, so how can I make it stick this time?
Don’t ask how many times I’ve tried to quit, because I really don’t know. I’ve lost count.

I don’t really want to quit because I like to smoke, but I know I should. My wife wants me to and I’m tired of lying to her about quitting.
I just wanted to add something about consequences and motivation. The bad effects of smoking and the health risks don’t mean jack when you’re addicted to something.

My dad has cancer. My wife’s dad died of cancer. My grandma died of cancer. It doesn’t matter to me. I’m addicted to a substance and I’ll do anything and risk anything to feed the addiction.

My question is, how do I break the addiction?

Does the drug Chantix Really Work for Smoking Cessation?

Jasani — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 19:49:22 +0000

I just read an article about a new drug introduced by Phifezer called "Chantix". Supposedly it helps smokers to stop smoking by working w/some receptors in the brain that trigger a craving. Has anyone tried it? What was your experience w/it? Would you recommend it? It’s a little pricy at about 9 online……..thanks!
Wow, awesome! Sounds promising. I am interested in this for my boyfriend. He has smoked for about 20 years – 1 pack a day. He has a genuine interest in quitting; he’s even gone cold turkey for a couple of days, but he gets extremely crabby and ends up smoking again. Is there a good web site where I can purchase it from at a reasonable price?

Thanks!

Toxic fumes after smoking cessation?

Jasani — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 11:15:30 +0000

I recently quit smoking, and have noticed a rather nasty side effect from it – I have horrible smelling gas that has lasted since I quit (about a week). I have not changed my diet, or anything else, except that I have quit smoking (cold turkey – no crutch method). No patch, no prescriptions, nothing has changed, except that I do not light up anymore. I am wondering if this is common (I’ve never heard of this as a side effect), and how quickly it may go away. It is beginning to be a bit embarrassing!