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Quitting SmokingWhy Do We Smoke?Have you ever noticed in which situations do you smoke cigarettes? If you tried to notice your behavior, you will find that 90% of the times you smoke is just because of one of the below reasons and not because of necotine addiction:
Smoking for Mood ImprovmentIt's clear that most of the previous examples are just anchors. You are just used to smoke at certain times, like for example when under stress or when in a bad mood. Ninety percent of the time, you smoke in order to provide relief to yourself because you don't like your current emotional state or because you just want to escape your emotions. Smoking and the Myth of Nicotine AddictionContrary to what you may think, nicotine addiction is not the major factor for your inability to quit smoking; it's emotional factors that play a big role in your smoking addiction. Although nicotine addiction also has a detrimental effect on your ability to quit, emotional addiction is far more dangerous and it's what you should start dealing with on your journey to quit. 2knowmysef is not a complicated medical website nor it’s a boring online encyclopedia but it’s a place where you will find simple, to the point and effective information that is presented in a simple and obvious way. If you think that this is some kind of marketing hype then see what other visitors say about 2knowmyself.The book How to make someone fall in love with you was released by 2knowmyself.com; the book will dramatically increase your chance of letting someone fall in love with you. Want to know more? Yes, tell me how to quit smoking. What are the health consequences of smoking. Yes, tell me about nicotine's withdrawal symptoms. What about other habits, like drug abuse?? I didn't find my question here. |
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