Tuesday, May 13, 2014

About Smoking Cessation: 10 Things to Stop Doing When You Quit Smoking

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From Terry Martin, your Guide to Smoking Cessation

We can be our own worst enemy during the early days of smoking cessation.  Use this week's first article to help you set a solid foundation for your quit program that will see you through.  Lasting freedom from nicotine addiction is possible and so worth the work.

You can do this!

Have a great week, all.

10 Things to Stop Doing When You Quit Smoking
Many of us think that quitting smoking is a task that should only take a week or two to complete. While it's an appealing thought, the truth of the matter is that successful smoking cessation must involve a change of mindset and that takes time.

I Can't Sleep!
Sleep disturbances are a common side effect of nicotine withdrawal. Some people will sleep much more than usual through this phase of cessation, while others have difficulty getting any sleep at all.
Search Related Topics:  insomnia  nicotine withdrawal  quit smoking tips

Quitting Smoking and Weight Gain FAQs
A reader asks:
"Why do I have the urge to snack so much when I quit smoking? Is weight gain during smoking cessation inevitable? What can I do to avoid trading one problem (smoking) for another (weight gain)?"

Taking Back Control - Kevin's Story
Most of us quit smoking thinking we'll fail. Nicotine addiction has a way of stealing our will to try before we've even given it a shot. However, with some determination, education, and a solid support network, this addiction can be overcome and freedom grasped. Kevin's story is a great example of that.


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