When I was 16, I started dabbling with cigarettes. After I turned 18 and graduated high school, I became a regular smoker. The longer I smoked, the more I smoked. For 8 years, I lit one (or 10) up every day. It was a nasty habit, and I wanted more than anything to quit. The problem? I had no help. No program to use. No one to offer support. It was me against my smoking habit.
UPDATE: Unfortunately this Walmart Quit Smoking Program has closed down.
I did eventually quit, but it was the hardest road I have ever had to walk in my entire life! I went cold turkey (which I do not recommend for anyone out there). Still, I was luckier than most. Did you know that 85% of quit attempts are unaided, and the average quitter is successful only after his or her seventh try?
There are two major factors that play into tobacco cessation:
- Problem #1: Overcoming the physical addition to nicotine
- Problem #2: Overcoming the psychological or emotional cravings for nicotine
Blueprint To Quit – a complete quit smoking program designed for you by Nicorette, Nicoderm, and Walmart.com – helps address these two problems with:
- Solution #1: Pharmacotherapy or Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT)
- Solution #2: Behavioral Support
This post is part of a promotional campaign with Wal-Mart and Blueprint to Quit. All opinions listed are our own.
The study noticeable a huge difference in the total quantity of nicotine
levels present vis-a vis detailed on an smokeless cigarette packet.
E-cigarette requests modifying the mouthpiece and the atomising chamber at regular intervals.
Pen Preference E-Cigarettes-140mm – 160mm: These are the
real style of e-cigarettes offered by Chinese a restricted years ago.
Smoking is such a pricey and harmful habit