Showing posts with label smoking cessation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smoking cessation. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

10 Years Anniversary After Quitting Smoking

Wow, I didn't realise I quit smoking such a long time ago. Feels good still and I never get the urge to smoke. 

Quitting was super easy, you just need to want it. Thanks to everyone who has visited the blog. I hope it encouraged a few of you to quit too. 

Anyway, back to the grind at my job with 3Digital (Dubai marketing agency). I haven't had the urge to pop out for cigarette breaks at all. 😇



Thursday, April 18, 2019

Sugar Helped Me Quit Smoking: 4 Years Update from an Ex-Smoker

I started this blog 4 years ago and am happy to say that the method of replacing cigarettes with candy worked a treat. Sugar helped me quit smoking along with a will to quit. I put on some weight and then got rid of it after a year or so. I had smoked since I was under 10 years old.

I did want to quit and didn't force it, but repeated failed attempts will help you get there in the end. A doctor recently mentioned this on a Joe Rogan Podcast. So if you don't feel ready, don't be afraid to try as it will help with that final push. It helped me to "be ready" as I simply don't let cigs get into my head now. I refuse to visualize them. Sounds simple and it is. Plus it works.

Stop Getting Cancer from Smoking with Sugary Treats


I quit smoking 4 years ago and my body has now probably repaired itself. 92% of people who quite before they are 30 years old will not die due to smoking related diseases. I was 37, but fingers crossed that percentage will not be much different for me. What ultimately made me want to quit was remembering the very long deaths of people I knew who got cancer from smoking. They went before they wanted to and that helped convince me it just doesn't make sense to smoke. It isn't logical to smoke.

When you are ready you will know. Then get some cranberry juice to help get the nicotine out of your system and eat as many sweets and candies and you like in place of cigarettes. You can deal with the weight much more easily in future. Throw your ash trays, lighters and packets of cigs away. Good luck quitting smoking. 


Update 2020: 
I am now 5 years cigarette free and thriving with eCommerce tools blogging. I think being smoke free is easy. I now don't need to try and force myself to ignore the smell when others smoke. I kind of like it sometimes, but not in a way that makes me want to actually start again. Easy-peasy still.

Saturday, December 9, 2017

I can smell again

It has now been quite sometime since I quit smoking using candy. I still need to lose a few pounds, but I don't even let the thought of a cigarette enter my head. 

I am now able to taste food more than before as smoking burns your taste buds.I can now smell more too as it is not doing the same in my nose. I have never appreciated a good perfume as much as I do these days. 

Good luck on your journey to quitting smoking and heightening your senses of small and taste to how God intended.

Friday, September 28, 2012

Introduction to the Healthy Smoker

Like many people who smoke I would love to be healthier but just don't have the inclination to quit right now. I have for years said I'll quit one day but that day never comes. I have quit once but then started again on holiday. I know I am doing major harm to my body but have decided to see if there is anything I can do to help combat the effects of smoking on the body.

how to be a healthy smoker
There will certainly be nothing to cancel out the terrible effects of smoke on the body. One day I hope to quit but in the meantime this blog will record my progress with research into whether there is anything which can help in the meantime. So far a quick scan online brought up a few vitamin supplements which may help. I will be looking deeply into these and posting links to any medical studies which offer any proof.

This site will not contain any remedies to help quit or advice like "cutting down is best". This is for people like me who are addicted to smoking cigarettes and wish to try and reduce harmful effects in any way. If you do wish to quit there are tonnes of sites to help out there. I have heard that hypnosis for smoking is a cheap method if you really want to quit. One friend has used a CD from Self Hypnosis UK for this which can be found at www.selfhypnosisuk.com if you are interested