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Thursday, February 16, 2006
How can i get my mom to stop smoking? -
How can i get my mom to stop smoking? -
can anyone give me any ideas of a kind of speech that can get to her??PLEASE??Research and get pictures of what effects smoking has on your body and show it to her and say -Do you wanna end up like this?-Shameing is on way most seem to opt for however success rates of people reading Allen Carrs -How to quit smoking- are incredible. Ask her to read it. I know 3 people who quit having read it and they no longer miss smoking.
That way you-re not asking her to quit or embarrassing her, you would be helping her.
How can i get my mom to stop smoking? -
A smoking runner. concern? -
A smoking runner. concern? -
I-ve been smoking for years now, and I know its a nasty habit, and I have been slowly to stop smoking. I basically smoke 1 pack in 2 days, which is really good to me. I can-t quit cold turkey, but I am trying.Anyway...I want to start loosing weight and working out. What are my disadvanges of working out, and being a smoker??
I want to run etc, will it be hard for me? What will help me from making it tough for me to breathe etc?The worst period in quitting smoking is the first twenty-four hours. After 28 days the receptors in your brain start naturally producing the chemical you were artificially introducing by smoking. After that it is just a matter of not falling off the wagon.
I lost weight while quitting by eating properly...... i.e. healthy choices and frequently. Working out will also help, but you are going to find that your lung capacity is really diminished. Expect to endure a smoker-s hacking cough after really exerting yourself with a physical workout.
Why not enlist the aid of your doctor? They now have help for you that will lesson the impact of nicotine withdrawal. Also he can advise you on the proper diet to help lose weight in the process.I-m a long-time smoker as well and the last time I tried quitting I gained 25 lbs. Unfortunately I started smoking again, but I also decided to lead a more active lifestyle. I workout at least three days a week doing a minimum of 30-minutes of cardio and some weight training.
That was three years ago and I have lost all the weight and then some. As a smoker it was very difficult for me at first, particularly the cardio. I could barely run a mile in 30-minutes, but now I can run four miles in 30-minutes and I-m in better shape than many non-smokers my age who lead a sedentary lifestyle.
Granted, if I didn-t smoke I-d probably be in even better shape. It-s just so difficult for me to give something up that, sad as this sounds, I still enjoy. Probably the toughest part is overcoming the guilt when I step outside the gym and light up a cigarette after working out.The key for losing weight is not difficult - eat less food and workout more often - the issues surface when we in reality try to put that into practice! There are loads of temptations out there aren-t there?! The one method which really worked for me was wu-yi tea, it can be viewed in the resource box underneath, they have a handful of free trials left, it has been reported in Fox News and CNN. I lost 25 pounds, it really does produce success!