Monday, April 22, 2013 | By QuitFullStop Editorial | 0 Comments | Stop Smoking Advice
Friend counselling a smoker-t

It is well-known that smoking causes a lot of damage to health, but still dropping this habit can be quite challenging. At times smokers run out of smoking cessation options, after trying all the available anti-smoking tools. That is when the family and friends come as an apt help, as any effort they put in would be genuine and honest.

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Tuesday, April 16, 2013 | By QuitFullStop Editorial | 0 Comments | Stop Smoking Advice
walking-may-help-curb-smoking

Forget sweating out in the gym, even moderate exercise can give an impetus to smoking cessation in a cluster of people falling within a particular age-group. Scientists at the George Washington University of Public Health and Health Services (SPHHS) have revealed through their study that teens who smoked, had considerably reduced their share of cigarettes by turning up for exercise for as little as 20 minutes a day.

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Friday, April 12, 2013 | By QuitFullStop Editorial | 0 Comments | Stop Smoking Advice
quit smoking before 30

If you want to get rid of the evil, which affects almost all vital components of your body completely and recover to absolutely, then action must be taken before it’s too late – the idea to ditch cigarettes is an opportunity to start a fresh, cleanse your respiratory systems and enjoy better health for longer. There are scientific findings to confirm that almost all of the permanent damages caused by smoking can be prevented and even reversed if the butt is effectively kicked before entering the 30s. What is generally termed as the ‘loss of a decade’ of one’s life due to smoking can actually be avoided completely if the quitting takes place before reaching the age of 30 and allowing the body sufficient time to recover.

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Monday, April 08, 2013 | By QuitFullStop Editorial | 0 Comments | Stop Smoking Advice
Depression after quit smoking

It is totally normal to feel gloomy and sad for the first few days of smoking cessation. However, these symptoms last for only a short period of time usually a month ranging from anger, increased appetite, depressed mood, poor concentration and cravings for nicotine. Manage your depression effectively with the help of following tips:

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Thursday, April 04, 2013 | By QuitFullStop Editorial | 2 Comments | Stop Smoking Advice
debunk quit smoking myths

The most famous saying of all: ‘The damage from smoking has already been done’ is enough to make you give up all hope, but there’s no truth to this statement. It’s another quit smoking myth that gets thrown around to dampen the spirits of people who want to see a positive change through cutting out cigarettes from their life. Given below are more examples of old fashion beliefs that you must ignore should you be serious about quitting.

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