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Hot Quit Newsletter, Issue #021- New Stop-Smoking Aids April 02, 2007 |
| Hi Here we are with your mid March 2007 Newsletter from The Ultimate Quit Smoking Guide If you're thinking about quitting smoking, join the rush and click over to the Quit for Good Stop Smoking program but don't waste a good newsletter, read this first! Previously quit, but struggling? You need this unique guide: Never Think About Smoking Again A quote to think about...
It enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again." ~ Anon
New Stop-Smoking Aids
Climatologists Secure Funding To Breed Glaciers In Captivity Anna Nicole Smith Finally Reaches Target Weight If you do a seach for smoking, you'll find a long list of funny articles, such as: New Stop-Smoking Aids: Over-the-counter stop-smoking aids are more popular than ever. What are some of the newest products on the market? The article then has a list of options for smokers to quit... here's a few:
... and last but not least, and gaining in popularity by the day:
More little soldiers One of the ideas in our handy bonus reports that come with "Never Think About Smoking Again," is about keeping a small container of extra small nibbles that you carry around and s-l-o-w-l-y feed into your mouth. Tiny pollen grains, goji berries, cocoa nibs, ... there are lots of ideas given and you'll find many of these ideas in a health shop. Some are expensive, but you eat them one-by-one, to keep your hands busy and your mouth occupied. By the way, the much praised, nutrient-dense goji berries (Chinese wolfberry) that are so full of healthy anti-oxidents and phytochemicals, can be bought at Chinese shops for a fraction of the price of health food shops or on the net.
E-what? Some people actually spend up to 18 hours a day immobilized in front of the dang thing! Many people take the word exercise for granted, thinking ordinary daily ploddings are enough, such as the walk between the fridge and the TV... but to keep fit and healthy and, especially for recovering ex-smokers to get those feel-good endorphins flooding the brain instead of nicotine, it's necessary to just get up and get going. Did you know that deep vein thrombosis was first recorded in people sitting on deckchairs in air raid shelters during the Blitz in London?
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