Quit smoking steps

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The health hazards from smoking- active or passive are well known. This needs no discussion. what we need to know more is how to quit smoking which is not so easy. Here is link that provides step by step guideline to quit smoking. Hope this will help many.

http://idiva.com/news-health/quick-tips-to-quit-smoking/2161

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Thanks a lot,Gulshan for providing this link which would be great help for smokers!
Thanks for sharing the link, Gulshan.It is very useful for people who are really interested to quit the habit of smoking. :)
I wonder why some people do not try to follow this important steps...I think every addiction has a solution to quiet...
:( Very good tips but these are very old methods to quit smoking...
I have seen my dad doing all these.. but he haven't give up.. :(
Deepti wrote:
[quote]:( Very good tips but these are very old methods to quit smoking...
I have seen my dad doing all these.. but he haven't give up.. :([/quote]

I think the bast way is to substitute the habit rather than quitting this. If one keeps busy with reading, net surfing or writing, the urge to smoke will diminish. When you are idle, the urge to smoke is keener.
Once it forms into a settled habit it becomes so difficult to kick it!
It depends on the individual's mind set too.He must have strong will power to quit smoking.The family members must also support him. :) :)
nagalakshmi.karunanidhi wrote:
[quote]It depends on the individual's mind set too.He must have strong will power to quit smoking.The family members must also support him. :) :)[/quote]

i agree with nagalakshmi,yes strong will power definitely helps to quit smoking........very useful one....thanks for sharing the link gulshan....
It does require a lot of will power and those who heavy smokers must try to reduce it overa period of time as any attempt to give it up at one go is fraught with risks!
chinmoymukherjee wrote:
[quote]It does require a lot of will power and those who heavy smokers must try to reduce it overa period of time as any attempt to give it up at one go is fraught with risks![/quote]

AS long as you do not quit smoking mentally, mere physically abstaining will not help. Real quitting means that smoking is not in your mind. Cultivating alternative habits helps. When you are idle, you will have a greater urge to smoke. so, taking more interest in books, friends, Yoga, music will help.

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