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Say No to Cigarette
Smokers can give an endless
list of excuses for smoking.
Such as, some gets energy
from smoking. Some look smart,
when they smoke. Some are
able to maintain their figure
because of smoking. Some smoke,
as they are lonely and sad.
Some smoke to celebrate. This
list of excuses never ends.
There are some exceptional
cases also. Such as, a woman
was suffering from chest pain
after quitting smoking. The
chest pain was cured when
she started smoking again.
However, none of the given
excuses is logical. There
is only one reason for smoking.
It is the addiction. The addiction
is more psychological than
physical. Smokers are actually
addicted to those toxic chemical
substances. Nicotine is one
of the major components of
addiction in Cigarette smoking.
The smoker is unable to get
rid of this nicotine. The
Nicotine is running in his
blood level. When the level
of Nicotine decreases in the
blood, he shows certain nicotine
withdrawal symptoms. The smoker
smokes to cover up the deficiency
of Nicotine in the blood level.
This nicotine withdrawal symptom
clearly shows the cause for
smoking relieving the stress.
Some physiological effects
also occur due to stress,
such as, the urine acidic.
Smoking helps in calming them
down is a general misconception.
It does not reduce their stress.
On the contrary, it maintains
the reducing level of nicotine
in blood that make them relieved.
Similarly, consumption of
Alcohol also enhances the
level of smoking. The Nicotine
level drops and to compensate
the dropping level smoker
smokes a lot while drinking.
Thus, it is important for
the smoker to know the real
cause for their smoking. It
is not calming down their
stress, but to maintain the
level of poison in their body.
This thought will help the
smoker to be an ex-smoker.
Once you have decided to quit
smoking from that very day
this poison will start reducing
in your body. Make a promise
not to touch it again. Within
two weeks, this poisonous
substance nicotine will leave
your body. You will experience
no nicotine withdrawal symptoms
and would be able to live
normally.
You will realize the benefits
of quitting smoking, only
after quitting it. All the
advantages of smoking were
nothing but misconceptions.
You will get an independent
feeling within you. Now, you
are no longer addict of anything.
However, the ex-smokers have
to take extra care. The moment
they chew tobacco or taken
a single puff, you will become
nicotine addict again. So,
keep distance from cigarette.
About the author:
Tony Robinson is an ex-smoker,
Webmaster and International
Author. Visit http://www.quit-smoking-assist.com/
for his quit smoking tips.
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