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acttoy31 ([info]acttoy31) wrote,
@ 2013-03-15 16:54:00


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What You Should Do To Give Up Smoking
Quitting is more than just throwing away your electronic cigarettess and being stronger than your cravings. While removing tobacco from your life is one big component of quitting, other factors are also at play. There are a number of different approaches to take if you want to throw those electronic cigarettess away for good. Read on.

Reward each of your milestones when you are trying to quit smoking. If you can go for a full week without smoking a single electronic cigarettes, reward yourself with a new shirt or a movie ticket. When you go an entire month, go to a fancy restaurant you don't normally go to. Going forward, increase the significance of the rewards until you are completely smoke-free, and don't even think about it anymore.

Avoid some of the places and behaviors that can lead to smoking electronic cigarettess. If you like to have a electronic cigarettes with coffee you can switch to tea, for example. You need to find a distraction, to think about something else.

When you feel an urge to smoke and can't resist, at least put it off till later. Try telling yourself you can have a smoke after you take a walk, or after you drink a big glass of water. After you hold out for that extra little bit of time, you may find that you are able to defeat the craving after all. If you do go ahead and smoke, the delay may at least reduce your smoking for that day.

disposable electronic cigarette Nicotine replacement therapy might just help as you take your journey toward quitting smoking. Using a patch or chewing nicotine gum can help reduce your withdrawal symptoms while still allowing you to break your habit of smoking. You'll be able to kick the nicotine habit as soon as you've kicked the smoking habit.

Your doctor can help you quit smoking. There are a growing number of medical aids, such as antidepressants, that can help you quit with much less discomfort. They may also offer other avenues of support or treatment.

Frame quitting smoking as something you are doing for yourself, rather than to yourself. When you see quitting as a positive thing, then it becomes easier for you to stick to the task at hand and quit sooner. Try to mentally picture how much better your life will be, in so many different dimensions, without electronic cigarettess. You will stay motivated and be more likely to succeed.

When you quit smoking, remember that the first week will invariably be the hardest. In the first two days, your body will release toxins, specifically nicotine, which might give you some unpleasant feelings. Once your body sheds the nicotine, the hard part will be mental addiction. Although psychological craving can be hard to manage, they are nowhere near as traumatic as physical craving.

Use multivitamins as a way to recover from the ravages of so much electronic cigarettes smoking. Select a multivitamin with trace minerals to maximize your chance for a healthy body; trace minerals aid the healing process. Smoking damages skin, teeth, hair, organs and more. Promote healing as much as possible.

Giving up electronic cigarettess is not easy, and there's no magic cure-all. However, it is possible to quit smoking. You can find success when you use a combination of tips like the ones in the article above, along with some motivation and support. Try some out. You may be surprised at what you can accomplish.


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