Monthly Archives: April 2009

You read that right. Your best friend, your mom, and your doctor can’t help you stop. Sure, they can give you a ton of advice of varying degrees of usability, but none of them can get you to stop smoking.

Given a choice between a healthy sexual relationship and a slow, lonely death, some women choose the latter. Almost impossible to believe, this is the true clinical experience of one stop-smoking practitioner.

You have asked, “what should I expect when I quit smoking”? This is a fairly common question.

Worried that your life won’t be as enjoyable after quitting smoking? Many smokers do, mostly because of the spell that cigarettes hold on your mind. Quitting smoking is probably one of the best things you can do for yourself, for many more reasons than just the health benefits you’re tired of hearing about.

Sure, there are billions of ways to quit smoking out there. You’ve got patches, gums, pills, breathing exercises, meditation, and all sorts of other funny business that, really, isn’t all too convincing.