I May Say I like to Smoke, but I'm Lying
There actually are a few people that actually enjoy smoking. That being said, there are many people out there that insist they enjoy smoking because they can't figure out how to quit so they pretend it is the thing theyWell if you are one of those people that would really like to quit but you just don't know what to do please read on.
The US Surgeon General has stated, "Smoking cessation (stopping smoking) represents the single most important step that smokers can take to enhance the length and quality of their lives."
Mark Twain said, "Quitting smoking is easy. I've done it a thousand times."
Have you ever wondered why quitting smoking is so difficult to accomplish. That you've "done it a thousand times", but always go back. Well it is the nature of the beast. Nicotine is a naturally occurring drug in tobacco. It is ever bit as addictive as heroin or cocaine. It causes both emotional and physical addiction. You are dependent on it. You can not do without it.
When you drag that nicotine filled smoke deep into your lungs, you give it instant access to your bloodstream. Once it is in your blood it is carried everyone at once into your body. Nicotine negatively affects most of your body, your heart, your circulatory system, your hormonal system, your brain and your metabolism.
Nicotine can be found in mother's breast milk, which means your infant is smoking too, and it is even found in the cervical mucus. Testing has been done on pregnant mothers showing nicotine in the amniotic fluid and in the blood of the umbilical cord of newborn infants, proving that nicotine can easily cross the placental barrier.
Seeing how completely encompassing this addiction can be. And how affecting it is to you your unborn child, your infant and your entire body, do you agree that more insight is needed to be able to quit this monster?
So what is going on when you try to quit?
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nightbear
02/17/2010
You can do this Taylor. The first step is actually wanting to. I wish you well.
Taylor Rios
02/17/2010
This is great - I have been struggling with cigarettes for a very long time and can't seem to quit. Now that I know that nicotine stays in the system for 3-4 days, now I can be better prepared. :)
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