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    struggle to find an effective method to quit smoking has affected people for a number of years. As the effects of cigarettes became more sever people used many different replacements for the nicotine additive in cigarettes. Nicotine is a stimulant, and also a highly addictive quality of tobacco. When smoking a cigarette you burn the tobacco to release the nicotine, but in this process you also release “tar”. Tar is the collection of carcinogens (cancer causing agents) that you inhale with a puff of a cigarette. The National Cancer Institute stated that out of the ninety percent of deaths caused by lung cancer, eighty percent were smokers. That is why the urge to find a substitution for smoking is at an all-time high. In 2007 electronic…

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    We all know that smoking cigarettes or other tobacco products are bad for you and harmful to your health. According to the American Lung Association, “more than 480,000 people die from tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke, making it the leading cause of preventable death in this country.” (www.lung.org, n.d.) Another staggering fact is that “smoking is related to higher risks of serious diseases and is expected to kill more than 5 million people every year.” (Lüscher, et al., 2015)…

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    - Refer to quit smoking hot line. - Refer to individual who successfully quit smoking as testimonials. - Involve referral to psychologist to have group or individual counselling. - Telephone councelling. - Self-help materials - Ineffective approaches to quit smoking - Unproven approaches to quit smoking. - Continue education Implementation: 1st group (ready) – during the individualized or group assessment record smoking status. - Assess nicotine dependence - Discuss relapse prevention…

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    Child Abandoned Drugs destroy people’s lives daily. The “Quit Smoking Commercial” made by the organization, Quit, is targeting parents who are shortening their lives by the use of cigarettes. Since smoking destroys lives, he or she ultimately abandons their child by smoking, leaving them lost in this cold world. The advertisement pierces into the hearts of parents by presenting a metaphorical situation where a child losing his mother in a train station represents a mother dying leaving a child…

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    Quit Smoking Hypnosis Research shows that the more and better informed people are about smoking, the higher their chance of quitting. At the moment it is estimated that over 1 billion people in the world smoke. That means 1 in 3 adults on the planet are smokers! Smoking 'epidemic' is likely to kill two out of three Australian smokers. And, that is outrageous! Thankfully, there are millions of ways to stop smoking and one of them is Quit Smoking Hypnosis. Hypnosis is definitely one of the most…

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    Tobacco smoke is the leading cause of preventable premature mortality worldwide. Smoking tobacco or generally smoking is a learned behavior that gives birth to a physical addiction to nicotine for the greater part of smokers. For that reason, stopping smoking can be hard for many persons, and it is suggested that intercessions incorporate behavioral and pharmacological support. The interventions to terminate smoking are commonly affected by theories of behavior change; including the…

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    would do anything to quit, with some people being multiple times but don't know the best way to go about it Creating a smoking cessation plan should prove itself in the fight to stop smoking for good. A good plan will help an individual cope with the physical and the emotional issues that start when you begin to quit smoking. The most notable problems which come about when a person quits smoking is nicotine withdrawal and the strong urges to smoke that arise. Certainly you will be able to…

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    billion. Even if smoking has been growing less popular in areas of the world, the numbers of people who are increasing. As of in 2014, statistics show that China is the world’s top smoking nation. For these problems and factors, the U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the cigarette industry. As it was mentioned, there are about one billion people who use tobacco, which is nearby 20 percent of the world’s population in 2014. Many of smokers might probably try or want to quit…

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    Smoking is one of the worst habits for any individual to start up and to quit. Inhaling the smoke, tar, and ash into your lungs can cause serious risk to your health, slowly killing you from the inside. Besides, it doesn't even taste good, and leaving a nasty odor on you and in your mouth, making any girl think twice about kissing you. But the worst part about all of that is trying to quit. Introducing Hon Lik. A chinese pharmacist who invented the first electronic E-cigarette. In 2003 this…

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    Quit Smoking Now Americans are probably the most impatient people on planet earth. They are so impatient that they all want everything yesterday already. They can not just calm down and take a breather for a couple minutes. When Americans want everything so fast and do not get a break they get crabby and stressed out. They then have to do something to try and get rid of all that stress. Some deal with their stress by going for walks. Others deal with it by working on something else or reading a…

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