Kicking the Habit: A Smoker’s Guide
Kicking the Habit: A Smoker’s Guide is your way to actually breaking that hellish cycle in all of its forms. It teaches you step-by-step how to mentally and physically prepare yourself for each and every obstacle you will face during your walk to nicotine FREEDOM!
This is what’s inside:
Understanding the Psychology of Smoking
Are You Addicted To Smoking? The Smokers Quiz
Why You Should Quit Smoking Today
Smoking and its ill effects
Smoking and Heart Disease- The Connection
Quit Smoking Today!
Admit your Addiction to Smoking
All cigarettes are equally bad
Mentally Prepare Yourself to Quit Smoking
Role of Will Power in Quitting Smoking
The correlation between exercising and quitting
How jamming to music can help you stop smoking
Meditate your way to success
How Acupuncture Can Help You to Quit Smoking
Quitting Cold Turkey
Why it’s so hard to quit Cold Turkey
How Laser Therapy Can Help You Quit Smoking
The Truth about Nicotine Patches
Hypnosis Techniques
What Happens after you Quit Smoking?
The immediate rewards
The immediate effects
Long term benefits
Fighting The Urge – How To Stay off for Good
Expect the unexpected: Relapses
Quit Smoking
Why Quit Smoking
Simply because you can quit smoking. It may not necessarily be easy to do but there has been
a multitude of people who have already made the decision to quit smoking and have
successfully done so. When you know what to expect you will position yourself for to be
successful in your attempt to quit. In addition to feeling better you will reap many other benefits
from your decision to stop smoking.
Personal Health
The main reason people usually make the decision to quit smoking is centered on health issues.
It is a known fact that smoking can cause lung cancer but it can do many other things as well to
your health
- Various other cancers in addition to lung cancer
- Emphysema and chronic bronchitis,
- heart condition increasing risk for heart attack
- peripheral vascular disease,
- Increased risk for stroke
- premature aging of the skin,
- bad breath, bad smelling clothes and hair and yellowing of fingernails.
- Increased risk during pregnancy including miscarriages and lower birth-weight babies
No matter how long you have smoked, when you quit smoking you will benefit from doing so. If
you stop smoking before age 35 you can actually prevent 90% of the health risk associated with
smoking. To quit smoking later in life will still provide benefits and reduce the risk of diseases
associated with smoking.