How to Quit Smoking For Good
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Why are cigarettes so addictive?
Every year, teens all over the world start using tobacco products. I share my story where I started smoking as a teenager.
Cigarettes are a gateway drug to Alcohol abuse and other drugs like mushrooms, marijuana, cocaine, LSD, meth and crack. Often, young people start up because their friend are. If you’ve never encountered an addictive substance, you have no idea what you’re up against when you inhale the first puff. Unfortunately, many young people become hooked on cigarettes for life so I hope to raise awareness to warn young folks about the dangers of smoking.
We’ll discuss addiction and how they destroy people’s lives.
We cover how people with ADD and ADHD often turn to stimulants like cigarettes and sugar to maintain focus as they struggle with undiagnosed ADD. I have ADD/ADHD.
Many health insurance plans won’t pay for smoking cessation programs but they will pay to remove your diseased cancer lung like they did for my coworker.
Types of Tobacco Use
- Smoking cigarettes
- Chewing tobacco
- Sniffing tobacco
Methods To Quit Smoking
I discuss techniques I used to quit smoking including Zyban and how I didn’t quit the first time I tried. It took 4 times over 7 years before I quit for good. I found Zyban to be the most effective. I took it for 6 months after quitting to help me stay on track.
- Gum
- Hypnosis
- Eating Food
- Zyban (bupropin)
Don’t give up!
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Photo credit: by lanier
Why are cigarettes so addictive? I share my story where I started smoking as a teenager. If you've never encountered an addictive substance, you have no idea what you're up against when you inhale the first puff. I discuss techniques I used to quit smoking including Zyban.



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