Many people have come up to me and asked the question “What is the the best way to stop smoking .” They seem to expect a one sentence answer that will enable them to quit immediately. This just doesn’t happen, so here is my slightly longer answer. The best way to stop smoking is to be sure of the reasons why you want to give up, and also to make a plan. You must have the help and support of family and friends to cope with nicotine withdrawal symptoms
There is no a single, tried and tested best way to stop smoking. The fact is that every smoker should find a good reason to quit and than be strong and serious enough to achieve this goal. The lack of a best way to stop smoking does not mean that there are not plenty of ways to help you quit. People have described each one of the “tricks” below as their best way to stop smoking. Read what they say: Julie, 25: “I am 25 and I have been smoking since I was 16
I am somebody who has managed to quit smoking, it took a lot of determination and will power, there were many periods where I was seemingly desperate and had mad cravings for just one last cigarette, however I was able somehow to resist. In this article, I will be giving some advice about how I managed to successfully stop this nasty and unhealthy habit, advice which I hope will help other people to also quit. I had tried many times to stop smoking cigarettes and had always failed after only a few days. What I needed to do, was to try to work out why these previous attempts had failed and to hopefully learn from my mistakes. In my new quest to stop smoking, I would need to have a whole new approach from any that I have had in the past, an approach which may result in success rather than the normal failure