Can sleeping help you quit smoking or just it just delay it?

Quit Smoking
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4 Comments

  1. Optimist P  •  Dec 13, 2008 @2:10 pm

    it can actually. still having trouble? im sorry. try cinnemon gum. that helped me

  2. iron maiden77  •  Dec 14, 2008 @12:02 am

    Congradulations!Im soo proud of you!Quitting Smoking is one of the hardest things to do.Nicotine is as addictive as heroin!
    Each day will get a little easier.I finally quit in Oct2006.I used the patch and it helped.I had tried to quit before so I know what I was getting into.The first thing I did was rearrange my kitchen table.(first thing in the morning,I sat in the same chair for coffee and a smoke).If you used to sit down while talking on the phone,stand up,
    I kept hot cinnamon candy around and drank coffee(the heat in your throat kinda feels like smoke)I also kept my hands busy with crossword puzzles.
    These are just a few suggestions.Good Luck!

  3. tfb  •  Dec 16, 2008 @10:09 pm

    I been smoke free for 5 days now cold turkey, I spoked for 10 years quit last year for 7months, and made the mistake I thought I could casually smoke 1 or 2, wrong!!!!!!!! right back addicted add another 6 months of smoking misery, and this time around quitting feels like 10x harder.

    Yes, sleep is great! I have been trying to sleep as much as possible, the nicotine will leave your body within 72hrs, and it will get easier. Each day is a little better than the day before, before long you will be amazed how little you even think about it

  4. SimplifiedHealth.com  •  Dec 19, 2008 @11:40 pm

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