Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Why The First Year of Smoking Cessation is So Important

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Why The First Year of Smoking Cessation is So Important

Relax into your quit program and give yourself the time you need to heal from nicotine addiction.  It will pay off in the long run as the article in the top spotlight points out.

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Terry Martin
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Why The First Year of Smoking Cessation is So Important

The first year of smoking cessation is critical for a number of reasons. Use it to your advantage to build a quit program that lasts a lifetime.

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Will Lobelia Help Me Quit Smoking More Easily?
Lobelia is a medicinal herb that is sometimes touted as a smoking deterrent. Is it an effective tool for smoking cessation, and is it safe to use?
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Beating the Quit Smoking Mind Games - Beth's Tips
Ex-smoker Beth offers practical tips and examples of how you can turn smoking urges into benign thoughts that won't put your quit program at risk.
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10 Risks For Your Unborn Child if You Smoke While Pregnant
What science currently knows about the risks for the unborn child when pregnant mothers smoke.
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