The first two weeks after giving up smoking are very taxing and demanding but it is the most crucial period in smoking cessation. (…)

After initially giving up smoking, a lot of people tend to go back to their old ways when they begin gaining weight. (…)

There are far more benefits and advantages for those quitting smoking than there is for continuing to smoke yet there are still many smokers who can’t or won’t quit. (…)

It’s a relief that I can’t smoke in public places any more in the UK and that other countries are banning smoking in restaurants and bars etc. (…)

I was getting restless waiting for the train and without thinking pulled my electric cigarette out of my pocket and had taken a couple of long puffs at it before noticing the evil looks that I was getting from my fellow travellers. (…)

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For smokers, few things have the allure of lighting up that first cigarette in the morning. (…)

The first two weeks after giving up smoking are very taxing and demanding but it is the most crucial period in smoking cessation. (…)

After initially giving up smoking, a lot of people tend to go back to their old ways when they begin gaining weight. (…)

If there is one thing in a person’s life that’s extremely difficult to do, it would be giving up smoking. (…)

There are far more benefits and advantages for those quitting smoking than there is for continuing to smoke yet there are still many smokers who can’t or won’t quit. (…)