What Is The Best Way To Quit Smoking Ciggarettes?
Its so hard for me to quit, but I am trying to look out for my health in the future.
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November 14th, 2009 at 2:01 am
I found out that i was pregnant a few weeks ago and it made me stop suddenly. I was a heavy smoker for 20 years but it was a easy thing for me to do.
November 14th, 2009 at 6:36 am
Will power!
November 14th, 2009 at 9:38 am
why quit?
you’re going to die of something anyway.
enjoy life!
November 14th, 2009 at 3:50 pm
take it from someone who put them down 4 weeks ago. I tried Wellbutrin and broke out in hives and had to go to the hospital because I was going into anaphylactic shock. Just put them down and know in your heart you are doing the best thing for yourself. To reemphasize another persons answer, you do stink!! Once you have put them down for about a week, you will know just how bad you smelled when you were a smoker. My daughter still smokes, and I can be across the room from her and her husband and they reek! You have a positive going for you in the fact that you desire to quit them. I am 44 and have smoked off and on since I was 18. (Mostly on) I did quit when I wanted to have a child since I miscarried the first. My brother died 2 months ago and that prompted me to want to quit since he suffered the consequences of being a smoker. I don’t know how old you are, but my brother was only 48. That is not that old!! Good luck to you and I hope you can kick the habit.
November 14th, 2009 at 10:37 pm
The best way to quit smoking is through a gradual process. Slowly, but surely cutting down on how many sticks (or packs) you consume in a day. First, you must observe your smoking habit – when (after eating, during coffee breaks, while studying or reading, every 2 hours or 3 hours depending on your “craving” for a smoke) and where (at parties, gatherings, bathroom, cafeteria, smoking areas, etc.) you smoke and the triggers that cause you to light a stick. These triggers may be stress that you encounter in your daily activities like problems, excitement, nervousness, etc. Knowing these three supplementing factors of smoking, you can now control and forsee instances of you lighting a stick or two. Steer clear of social gatherings that consist of people who you know will likely make you smoke because they too smoke or spend less time inside the bathroom where you usually pass out time and smoke. When you have a habit of smoking after meals be cautious after you’ve eaten. Usually smokers say that the reason they smoke is because they feel nauseated after they’ve eaten and find smoking a relief. If this is the case then they sure eat nauseating food all the time! After you’re done having your meal, instead of lighting a smoke try chewing gum instead or suck out a lollipop. This substitutes the “feeling” of having a stick of smoke in your mouth and keeps your mouth busy. As I’ve said quitting to smoke takes time. You must take it one step at a time until your ultimate goal is achieved and that is to never have to smoke again. If you can finish off 2 packs a day try setting a goal marker. Let’s say throw one stick and consume the rest and add one stick to the bin every other day. If you finish off 10 sticks in a day throw one out the next day then throw two sticks the next then three…. until you consume only 1 stick which would probably be the last stick of smoke of your life! Because the next day you’ve outgrown your need for smokes. Well it’s never easy to quit smoking but if you are determined to quit then the choice is your’s. Discipline and patience is the surefire way to go.
November 15th, 2009 at 2:52 am
Well, for me I just stop… I did that with beer.. I can do that with cigs…if ya got the will power, then u can just stop… if ya go on the patch u will become dependent on the patch for it has the addictive chemicals as the cigs.. Like Nike says… Just Do It
November 15th, 2009 at 8:29 am
I quit smoking for 20 years by replacing the smoking habit with a healthier habit like chewing gum!
Everytime I had a nicotine craving I chewed gum until it went away.
Another way is to tell your significant other and get a kiss whenever you get a craving!
November 15th, 2009 at 9:47 am
LIve under water. You’ll never get those suckers to light if you do that.
Seriously, though, just stop buying them, and if offered, tell people you don’t smoke.
November 15th, 2009 at 4:07 pm
Hey this is a long procedure.
First, place yourself in comfy position. Breathe slowly. Relax your body part by part as you exhale. Then count slowly backward from 100 to 1. When you reach 5, tell yourself that you’re gonna quit smoking for good and that you’ll always maintain a perfect body and mind. When you reach 3, say mentally that you’ll be wide awake when you’re at the count of one, and you’ll be feeling better than before. At one, say again that you’re wide awake and better than before.
Do this on a regular pattern, like if you do it before sleeping once, do it at the same time the next day. Do this for a month and meanwhile, keep away from smoking as much as possible. You can do this more than once a day. All it takes is a desire to stop smoking and determination.
Good luck!
November 15th, 2009 at 5:29 pm
try something that is best suited for you to chew on. dont listen to the comercials or banners. try some chewing gum. read the newspaper. try to get you mind on something else besides smoking
November 15th, 2009 at 9:12 pm
i think wen ever u feel smoking chew a gum ,it really helps …..
try it…..
November 16th, 2009 at 2:44 am
well, there is now a special type of chewing gum sold a pharmacies for smokers who are will to quit but i think it comes with doctors presciptions
November 16th, 2009 at 6:06 am
Just quit…cold turkey…best least expensive way!
November 16th, 2009 at 6:57 am
email me
November 16th, 2009 at 8:27 am
i wish i knew
November 16th, 2009 at 9:35 am
remember your loveones,
they are at greater risk
when you smoke
November 16th, 2009 at 10:20 am
Read my lips: DO NOT BUY THEM ANY MORE.. if you do not have them, you cannot smoke them. Cold turkey, and no other way. In about a week or two you will calm down. Just say no. Ever see someone die of lung cancer, or see a woman who is about 45 look so wrinkled that she looks 75, don’t laugh, it happens. You stink too, your hair, your teeth are yellow, your apt. is full of stinky air, it is in your clothes, in your car and in your house. You do not think people know, but they do, they can smell you, because you stink. Cigarette stink and perfume, still stinks, but more. You can’t get it off and out of things either. Ok, my father died of lung cancer, it is very aggressive, it will move all over your body before you can say “I want a ciggie”, it is in your bones, and spreads. They put crap in there that make you crave it, you have a monkey on your back, just like dope. If you see someone who is dying of cancer, he is in a semi-coma, but still is trying to get the cigarette out of his pocket and putting his skeleton fingers up to his lips to take a puff. His head is bald, because the chemo made it all fall out, he cannot eat, and he has become a skeleton. You and the loved ones, go and see him but he cannot see you, they have to sit and wait and see your skeleton lay there. Do you still want a cigarette, your best friend, it is like a snake and ready to strike. You are hearing from a smoker and one that tried to quit and would go and fish them out of the garbage for that butt with just a small amt of the cigarette left to smoke. I was developing high blood pressure, since it was not detected, it did perm. heart damage. I have had a heart blockage and a stent in my heart. I quit and threw them away, and walked away almost 20 yrs ago, oh, yes, I did get cancer, breast cancer, and also heart disease. Still want one? My husband smoked a long time, but quit about the same time, he has COPD, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, no cure. I hope this helped you. I will tell you, put them down and save your life. Oh, yes, no one wants you around either, because no one smokes any more. Good luck.
November 16th, 2009 at 2:05 pm
start smoking cigars, and then you won’t be smoking cigarettes any more!!
November 16th, 2009 at 6:04 pm
I think it’s ultimately down to determination and willpower but there’s lots of help out therehttp://www.quit.org.uk/ (A national UK charity, I think this is the one who will e-mail you daily to see how you’re getting on)http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/conditions/a…http://www.direct.gov.uk/HealthAndWellBe…
Here are a few websites that you might find interesting
November 17th, 2009 at 12:34 am
I’m checking in to going to a hypnotist and see if that works.
I’ve tried the patch, the gum, the lozenge and the cold turkey thing and it didn’t work for me.
People don’t realize that we actually have Two habits to break, not just one. There’s the cigarettes then there’s the physical ‘hand to mouth’ habit. I solved the hand to mouth habit by drinking a bottle of cold water when my hands got bored and that helped. But I can’t seem to get past the nicotine habit.
I had quit for about a year, then a couple of months ago, things beyond my control got me going again and once more the fight is on to quit.
I wish us both the best of luck.
November 17th, 2009 at 4:38 am
i think personally you have to want to give up smoking no point in people telling you that stuff will kill you , we all know what it does to our bodies.
as for giving it up i think stone cold turkey is the only way , once you make your mind up that you are going to quit you will do it.
also if you have family and friends that smoke please ask them to respect your right not to smoke in your home / car etc.
1st week will be a tough ask , but stay strong and the following weeks will be all in your mind about the cravings.
all the best
jade xxx