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As you are going through the denial-binge cycle and denying yourself from smoking, you stress level will continue to rise as you keep thinking about lighting up a cigarette over and over again. rnDenial-Binge Cycle May Cause Depression This may continue so much so that you may even develop or fall into depression. Take for example the chocolate illustration. When you decide not to eat chocolates at night, you may fall into temptation and eat even more chocolates at night. Bec

December 7, 2009

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A relapse is what happens when you smoke again after a period of time of not smoking. The question is how to you actually perceive a relapse? I personally believe almost all smokers will experience a relapse and it should also be viewed as a learning experience. It is also an opportunity to find more about why did you pick up the cigarette again during that time. For example, you can learn about what are the triggers you should be watchful for or how to better position and ha

December 4, 2009

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If you went searching on how to quit smoking online, you will already have come across plenty of resources on ways and methods to quit smoking. Most of them actually states ways that actually are effective to quit smoking but it’s not universal. This means that one method may work for one but may not work for another. It is also important to assess the methods that didn’t work. Not only that, you must also know what has made you to smoke again, in each situation and each

December 3, 2009

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Looking back at your attempts and let’s analyze what has seemed to work for you. At times, your attempts may have been just a short while, perhaps for months, weeks, days or even hours. Just because you didn’t manage to quit permanently doesn’t mean that you have entirely failed or that you have wasted your time. You can look what attempts that cause you to maintain smoke-free the longest and from there shape up a plan to quit smoking. rnYour Support Groups When you wer

December 2, 2009

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Most smokers who try to quit smoking will at least attempt a few tries before they are able to kick away the habit forever. Some of you may succeed in days and weeks, but some of you may only succeed after a few months and even sometimes, a few years. I truly believe that smokers who make these quit smoking attempts for many times and not succeeded yet, are not prepared to quit smoking. They have not done any research on what it truly takes to quit smoking and are not well po

December 1, 2009

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Smokers who have been smoking for quite some time will know what they will naturally develop a psychological dependence on cigarettes. Even if the body is not cravings for cigarettes at a point in time, the mind may. Slowly but surely, you will turn to smoking as a friend. Through challenges, stress and even good times, you’ll find yourself smoking more and more. In fact, any time you are facing any emotions at all, you think that smoking can help. This becomes your psychol

November 30, 2009

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Quitting smoking can be one the biggest challenges in life that you may have to face once you decide to quit smoking. But the great thing is that once you are able to do this, you’ve programmed your mind to be able to do greater things in life. There are a few stages of quitting smoking. By looking at these stages, it’ll help you figure whether you’re ready to quit smoking or not. Basically, there are 6 stages of quitting smoking. People who want to quit will have to go

November 24, 2009

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Perhaps you may know that quitting smoking brings great benefits but you may be not be aware how much it brings much benefit and greatly improve your life and health despite the amount of years you’ve been smoking. So it doesn’t matter whether you’ve been smoking for 1, 3, 10, or 30 years. Your body will experience healing as soon as you cease to smoke. In facts your body will start to heal by itself as soon as you stop smoking for the last 20 minutes. Below is the brea

November 20, 2009

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The simple fact is that you know smoking is not good for you. In fact, nobody has to tell you to quit; you know you ought to quit. The irony is that when more people tell you to quit, you naturally want to quit less. The truth is that nobody can force you, make you quit and chances are you have already tried more than once to quit. Let me guess, did you smoke the ‘just one’ cigarette? Before you knew it, you probably started at ground zero again. This cycle can go on and

November 19, 2009

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