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BigDeanEvans 04-06-2010 01:34 PM

Oh, its been 2 yrs and 1 month since i quit :thumbsup

timebomb011 04-06-2010 02:02 PM

this may seem like the dumbest advice for quitting smoking, but believe me it works when practiced perfectly.

1. decide not to smoke any more cigarettes.
2. don't smoke any more cigarettes.

i'm serious though, all substitutes are merely crutches, you have everything u need to quit already, so just use your willpower and commit. anyway, i'm gonna go have a cigarette.

Gerco 04-06-2010 03:32 PM

Have a heart attack. My Uncle who was a 4 pack a day Marlboro red smoker had his first at 37 his second at 40 multiple bypasses and all kind of other stuff then a 3rd at 50. Turned his hair pure white. Doctor told him if he light 1 more cig he dies period. Had not touched a cig in 10 years. Runs and is in better shape than me today and I'm 20+ years younger.

datatank 04-06-2010 04:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cory W (Post 17010005)
This has always been my exact issue. This time however, I went on a no-excuses program, more or less. Now when I drink, I start off slow and I take it one drink at a time. You can do it, you really can, but you have to tell yourself you WILL do it.

I used to think that I couldn't enjoy a few drinks, or worse, more than a few drinks, without smoking. But I can.

When you quit smoking, you have to do one day at a time. Otherwise, you get caught up in the "well, the Phoenix Forum is coming up...." Every day of the forum, or your vacation, is still ONE DAY AT A TIME. And with the drinks, its the same, its one drink at a time. If you go watch a game with friends, don't think, "well, by the 4th quarter, I am going to need to smoke." Just think about the drink in front of you. You will realize you are more in control than you think.

If I didn't drink, I would have no smoking issue. So working to overcome that has been my priority. Hope this helps.



Why not just quit drinking too?

CosmicTang 04-06-2010 05:04 PM

I quit cold turkey just over 3 weeks ago. It hasn't been easy, but not nearly as difficult as I was expecting. The only aid I've used is Dentyne cinnamon gum.

smutnut 04-06-2010 05:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CosmicTang (Post 17011495)
I quit cold turkey just over 3 weeks ago. It hasn't been easy, but not nearly as difficult as I was expecting. The only aid I've used is Dentyne cinnamon gum.

You idiot LOL :1orglaugh three weeks isn't quitting! I've gone months before I actually quit! Lets get together and smoke up a pack for old times sake!

Ka1N 04-06-2010 05:23 PM

If you think you need to use a product, do it. Anything you need to boost your @motivation@

Then do all the things you associate with smoking. Drinking, eating, sex... take advantage of your high willpower.

Then get used to the new habit. Always have fruits and vegetables around cause you're going to be looking to replace your oral fixation (ladies please contact me via icq).

Its amazing how just after a few days you will notice a difference. Especially cardio.

Good luck.

L-Pink 04-06-2010 05:38 PM

Shock collar.


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StrokeKing 04-06-2010 05:42 PM

I replace cigarettes by coffee.

digitaldivas 04-06-2010 05:59 PM

electronic cigs and toothpicks

Odie 04-06-2010 06:07 PM

so far I'm cold turkey...and it's driving me insane!!!

Boffin 04-06-2010 06:12 PM

For me the best was just... book :)
Really. Try to read Allen Carr's "Easy way To Stop Smoking"
You just read the book and that's all - you quit

magpan 04-06-2010 09:11 PM

Cold turkey, bruv. Remember, you are not addicted to anything, you were a non-smoker before you became a smoker, so you've done it before. The habitual side of 'going out for a smoke,' 'relaxing with a smoke after dinner or sex,' or 'smoking while writing that blog post' is the only issue that you may face. If you break these key timings (have a nap or brush your teeth / rinse or drink a glass of col water instead), you have it in the bag. I smoked a pack a day for 10 years and nearly 2 packs a day for the last 4 months before I quit. I went from almost 40 smokes per day to 0, in one day. Was it hell? Actually, no, not really. I smell good, I look better, and I am looking forward to a longer life and not dying of a collapsed lung and cancer (I hope). :) Good luck!

cosis 04-06-2010 09:25 PM

chantix worked for me, before that i thought i was never going to quit.
also i liked this option because you didn't have to quit smoking prior to taking it. a lot of methods tell you can't smoke while using them.... isn't that kinda fucked up? think about it.

people complain about having nightmares while taking it. suck it up - if something is going help you stop smoking a fucking nightmare is nothing

HandballJim 04-06-2010 09:45 PM

Laser treatment, my friend quit over a year ago after getting zapped.

Buzz 04-07-2010 02:56 AM

the most difficult in quitting smoking is getting rid of cigarette habit. It's not about nicotine, it's all about picking, lighting, inhaling - the whole process that you (seem to) enjoy.

1. get lots of chewing gum, nuts, fruits, candies, water
2. throw away ANY tobacco
3. get yourself locked for 3-4 days, preferrably alone, where nobody's smoking around you.
4. tell EVERYONE you're quitting - that's an important step, this way you realize that if you don't quit people will think you're liar/unrealiable. ALSO be aware that you're going nuts for the first 3 days - irritated, angry, bashing people for no reason. That's why oyu'd rather survive it alone.
5. get yourself a buisness to do. You MUST be busy with something: work, hobby, gaming, whatever can be done alone, just to stay away from the thoughts of cigarette.
6.Allen Carr's Easyway to Stop Smoking - many of my friends indeed quit smoking with the book.
7. option - you may want to get a couple of nicotine chewing gums - but just a couple, so you could stand the cancellation syndrome without smoking "just the last last single one cigarette".

Get that all together and it's 95% you'll successfully quit smoking.

Anything else (like going to lighter cigs, nicotine patch etc) is bullshit IMO.

Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life 04-07-2010 03:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buzz (Post 17012466)
the most difficult in quitting smoking is getting rid of cigarette habit. It's not about nicotine, it's all about picking, lighting, inhaling - the whole process that you (seem to) enjoy.

Exactly, which is why I felt the Nicorette Inhaler worked for me. It (mostly) felt like I was smoking and going through the motions. I just wasn't. That little bit of nicotine kick kept the physical aggravation down very well, and I wasn't chasing people around bumming smokes just to get the "holding something cigarette-like between my fingers" feel.

I've recommended it to a couple friends who have tried it since, one failed, the other is doing well. I know another guy who recommended it to me who it worked for, and have heard from many others I mentioned it to that they knew people who quit with the inhaler. So far from what I have seen from friends who have used it, the success rate has been pretty good. Especially compared to gum, which seems to fail everyone I know who has tried it.

NBBCash Matze 04-07-2010 03:02 AM

good hints here :thumbsup, you should watch the movie "Constantine" heard that it helped some guys to stop smoking additionally think about the money you can save (per month/year/lifetime :)).

stag44 04-07-2010 03:28 AM

Cold Turkey, Cold Turkey, Cold Turkey - It tests how much u wanna give up smoking.. but its by far the best, once yr over the worst.. 35 yrs smoking here, always said to myself would give up when I felt it affecting my health.. Wake up each morning now with no pain in chest (and smile to myself), no coughing fits and no early morning oysters!

I've just put on about 40 lbs.. :(

Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life 04-07-2010 03:49 AM

Oh, and the absolute BEST ADVICE i can give if you're trying to quit moking....

Quit drinking while you're at it. Going out to the bar, or partying, whatever when you're trying to quit smoking, is just about a surefire way to fail...

CruelMedia 04-07-2010 04:04 AM

well I'll tell you what worked for me..

I got really drunk..
Smoked a lot..
Took a long walk home.. long breaths of fresh air..
Threw away the last almost full pack of cigarettes..
Never smoked ever since..

Story happened on 4th of July 2009..
Good Luck.. :thumbsup

Chosen 04-07-2010 04:05 AM

I never started.


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