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I would point out to those not familiar with Milton Shermans out of print book All About Tobacco, it is chock full of information and available on line for free at: Beware the on-line copy is difficult to read as there are typos and code entries that do interfer with reading, but the photographic copy of the book is also there so you can double check what the author said
A leaf today, a loss tomorrow, Tobacco leads you into sorrow
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If you want it to happen, find any port in the storm
Here are some ways to quit smoking: Set a date for departure and get ready Reduce your intake to the set date and stop it completely from the day you quit Tell your family and friends about your departure date Discard all cigarettes and cigarette butts Decide whether you are willing to use nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) If you want to join an addiction group, register now Use food substitutes such as candy, sugar-free gum, etc Ask friends and family who smoke , not to smoke around you, or stay away from them Drink plenty of water You will certainly smoke several times during the day, deal with it The urge to smoke lasts 3-5 minutes Distract yourself with other tasks Take a walk Take deep breaths and fill your lungs with fresh air Sara Poursalehian Medical engineering student Resources : www.who.int & www.medicalnewstoday.com
