Tuesday, August 19, 2014

About Smoking Cessation: After the Last Cigarette

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From Terry Martin, your Guide to Smoking Cessation

We all want healing to be quick after stubbing out the last cigarette that signals the start of smoking cessation. Surprisingly, some of the physical improvements do start to occur within minutes, and the benefits continue over the coming weeks and even years.  See this week's top spotlight for more.

Have a great week, all.  Make it count.

After the Last Cigarette
What happens inside our bodies after we stub out that last cigarette? Have all of the years of tobacco use caused too much damage for quitting to be of any benefit?

Why am I Craving Cigarettes 3 Months After Quitting?
A reader asks:  "In the last week or so, I've been thinking about smoking so much and it's getting worse. I know the nicotine is long gone from my body, but I swear I'm having cravings for a cigarette that feel just like nicotine withdrawal. Why is this happening to me, and will I always feel this way?"

What Chemicals are in Cigarettes and Cigarette Smoke?
When chemicals in cigarettes are inhaled, they put our bodies into a state of physical stress by sending literally thousands of poisons, toxic metals and carcinogens coursing through our bloodstream with every puff we take.

These 4 Things Will Help You Beat Smoking Urges
Successful recovery includes learning how to hear the message behind the urge to smoke and respond with more appropriate choices, such as a nap or a meal, for instance.


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