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"Sometimes it just takes someone like me to help them explore their options, create a plan and remind them how strong they actually are." Here are a few expert tips to help you quit for good: Understand nicotine withdrawal what it looks and feels like for you Find ways to physically and mentally deal with urges in a healthy way Delay or distract to avoid tobacco use Practice mindfulness don't be on autopilot, but be aware of every time you choose to use Use visualization, deep breathing or meditation to focus your energy Try a new hobby or activity to keep yourself busy Change routines Avoid access to tobacco don't have it around, pay at the pump, avoid high-risk social situations) Exercise it increases endorphins and helps you to stay busy in a healthy way Drink plenty of water Choose healthy foods "My best advice is to pay attention to what you are saying to yourself," says Christensen
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