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Set A Date To Quit Smoking Then Stop Smoking Cigarettes

Once you've made a decision to quit, you're ready to pick a quit date. This is a very important step. Pick a specific day within the next month as your "Quit Day." Picking a date too far in the future allows you time to rationalize and change your mind. But do give yourself enough time to prepare and come up with a plan. You might choose a date that has a special meaning like a birthday or anniversary, or the date of the Great American Smokeout (third Thursday in November each year). Or you may want to simply pick a random date. Circle the date on your calendar. Make a strong, personal commitment to quit on that day.

There is no one right way to quit. Most tobacco users prefer to quit "cold turkey" – that is, abruptly and totally. They use tobacco until their Quit Day and then stop all at once, or they may cut down on tobacco for a week or 2 before their Quit Day. Another way involves cutting down on the number of times tobacco is used each day. With this method, you gradually reduce the amount of nicotine in your body. While it sounds logical to cut down in order to quit gradually, in practice this method is difficult.

Quitting tobacco is a lot like losing weight; it takes a strong commitment over a long period of time. Users may wish there was a magic bullet – a pill or method that would make quitting painless and easy. But that is not the case. Nicotine substitutes can help reduce withdrawal symptoms, but they are most effective when used as part of a stop tobacco use plan that addresses both the physical and psychological components of quitting.

Here are some steps to help you prepare for your Quit Day:

·	Pick the date and mark it on your calendar.

·	Tell friends and family about your Quit Day.

·	Stock up on oral substitutes – sugarless gum, carrot sticks, and/or hard candy.

·	Decide on a plan. Will you use nicotine replacement therapy? Will you attend a class? If so, sign up now.

·	Practice saying, "No thank you, I don't smoke."

·	Set up a support system. This could be a group class, Nicotine Anonymous, or a friend or family member who has successfully quit and is willing to help you.

Successful quitting is a matter of planning and commitment, not luck. Decide now on your own plan. Some possibilities include using the nicotine patch or gum, joining a tobacco cessation class, going to Nicotine Anonymous meetings, or using self-help materials such as books and pamphlets. For the best chance at success, your plan should include one or more of these options.

On your Quit Day, follow these suggestions:

·	Do not smoke.

·	Get rid of all cigarettes, lighters, ashtrays, and any other items related to smoking.

·	Keep active – try walking, exercising, or doing other activities or hobbies.

·	Drink lots of water and juices.

·	Begin using nicotine replacement if that is your choice.

·	Attend stop smoking class or start following a self-help plan.

·	Avoid situations where the urge to smoke is strong.

·	Reduce or avoid alcohol.

Zyban Prescription Medication For Nicotine Addiction

Zyban is a prescription only medication clinically proven to decrease cravings for nicotine and help individuals give up cigarettes by decreasing nicotine cravings, cigarette withdrawal symptoms and the desire to smoke. Zyban works at the neurological level, reducing cravings for nicotine, and has helped many smokers to quit cigarettes for good, even those who have smoked heavily for may years. Zyban can be used alone or together with nicotine replacement treatments. The usual dosage is one or two 150 mg tablets per day.

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