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Quit Smoking
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Quit Smoking Right Now
How is it that a five year old can buy cigarettes for their Daddy? We may have moved on from that era, now we just have to watch those 5 year olds deal with a new trauma... unless that is, we stop smoking now. New research shows promising results from those who do.
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How To Stop Smoking Without Doing Anything
Most smokers don't talk about it, but there exists a method for quitting cigarettes that works every time with very little effort, in fact it requires no effort at all.
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Smoking Makes You Wrinkly and Aged
Leaving aside the anti social nature of smoking, the selfishness and the fact that other people's health can be adversely affected, smoking also has an interesting (and undesirable) effect on the smokers themselves. It causes wrinkles and premature ageing.
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Alternative Nicotine Reduction Therapy
Nicotine Nasal Spray: Nicotine is absorbed rapidly into the bloodstream through a prescription nasal spray. The spray eliminates cravings and withdrawal symptoms when used. The FDA alerts the user to addictive properties inherent in the nasal spray and does not allow it to be prescribed for longer than 6 months. Side effects include: runny nose, sneezing, throat irritation, coughing, watery eyes and nasal irritation. Nasal spray is not recommended for those with allergies, asthma, nasal polyps or sinus problems. See your doctor for alternatives.
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The 4 Basic Approaches To Quitting Smoking
Is there anyone nowadays who doesn't know that smoking is bad for you? I doubt it, which is why I think that ads about the dangers of smoking are a waste of time and money. The emphasis should be on getting information out to people about how they can quit if they want to. There are 4 basic approaches to quitting smoking.
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Smoking Is Socially Unacceptable
Smoking is no longer very socially acceptable. Workplaces don't allow it due to increased 'sick days' the smoker may take and the higher cost for health insurance. Malls, restaurants and bars don't allow it with increasing frequency. People don't want smokers in their homes or around their children. Landlords may not want to rent to smokers because of tobacco damage to walls and carpets, not to mention higher insurance rates. In the US, smokers make up 1/4th of the population, making it difficult for a smoker to find a potential mate other than another smoker.
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