Stopping smoking is marvellous. Starting again is depressing. Finally ending this never-ending cycle is simply DIVINE This book will be of special interest to anyone who managed to stop smoking with Allen Carr's excellent book "The Easyway to Stop Smoking" but started again. Does this refrain sound familiar to you? "I feel so angry with myself and so frustrated. How could I have been so stupid? I re-read Allen's book several times but it doesn't seem to help. I'm desperate. What can I do?" If it does, then this is the book for you. You like every other human being were born a non-smoker. What's more, you never decided to become a smoker for the rest of your life; all you did, like millions before you, was to try a couple of cigarettes. Then one day it dawned on you that you couldn't stop - somehow you had become addicted. Now you simply can't imagine life without smoking; in fact the very idea of never smoking again probably makes you anxious but you are feeling increasingly sick and tired of having to smoke. Sick and tired of being a slave to nicotine and the tobacco/nicotine industry. Maybe like many others, you stopped smoking, were happy as a non-smoker, but for reasons which sounded good at the time and now seem absurd, you lit a cigarette or a cigar, believing that somehow this time you could control it. Now you're smoking the same as before or even more. The time that you spent not smoking seems unreal a distant dream. Perhaps you're one of the millions of smokers who stop every night and start again every morning. Whatever your story or experience, Geoffrey Molloy will help you put an end to this energy-sapping, morale-crushing cycle and guide you to freedom, helping you regain control of your life. Geoffrey Molloy has spent sixteen years (eleven of those in collaboration with Allen Carr) helping thousands of smokers free themselves from the thrall of nicotine addiction. He uses his immense experience, insight and eclectic sense of humour to engage his clients, free them of their addictions and recover their lives. More than 500 corporations have adopted his stop smoking, alcohol or anxiety management programs and he contributes frequently to radio, TV and printed media.

Cigarette Smoke/ Tobacco Rob Me No More, is an autobiography geared to help you as an individaul to get through your cigarette addiction.

Firstly, congratulations for deciding to take positive action and move forward with The WINNING WAY Method. There are 3 Zones which you will enter to slowly and systematically become a non-smoker: THE CUTTING DOWN ZONE 8 WEEKS, THE QUIT ZERO ZONE 16 WEEKS & THE PERMANENT QUIT ZONE where you reach your final destination. Over the years I have had in-depth conversations with countless smokers who would dearly like to kick the habit, but are terrified that if they do, they will not be or feel themselves, and that it would be a quantum leap into the dark unknown for them. - This is particularly so for long-term smokers. But what I try to get them to think about is not the unknown - but the known - the time when they once were non-smokers and felt their normal-selves. There are so many things in life that seem insurmountable - yet often when we reach our goals, we look back and see that the fretting and worrying was worse than the getting on with it and going through it. You are looking at this book because you want to stop - you have the will, and by following my unique positive mindset strategy, along with using easy supports like e-cigarettes, nicotine replacement methods (NRT), Quit Tea, a hypnosis CD, and de-stressing inhalers, you have the way. It is possible for everyone to achieve non-smoking status. With The WINNING WAY method you do not have to quit right away - it is about small steps that allow you to gradually cut down your cigarette number. - This makes the transition phase as calm and un-stressing as possible, and allows your mind and body to acclimatise. Step by step, I will show you how to be in a much stronger and successful position to quit for good and never want to light up again. - With the WINNING WAY method, smoking will become a thing of the past - a foreign country Shirley Amy, BSc.

"How much do I miss cigarettes? How much do I miss cigarettes, you ask? Oh, I don't know if you can believe this. I don't know if you can understand this. But if you had a friend that you really loved, that you really, really, really loved, and that friend died, that's how much I miss cigarettes." Smoking has been called the hardest habit/addiction to break. Many smokers who try to quit on their own fail, and most who attend a smoking cessation program go back to smoking shortly thereafter. Then there are others who are drawn back to smoking many years after quitting. Why? Grieving for a Smoke addresses the psychological addiction to smoking. Although nicotine is addicting, the cognitive and emotional investment smokers have with smoking plays a major role in the challenge of walking away from the habit. The book discusses a variety of reasons why smoking is highly significant to beginning smokers, what happens as smokers reinforce those reasons through continued smoking, and why smokers return to smoking after quitting. If you have stopped smoking, tried to stop smoking, or have thought about stopping, this book will help you understand the various feelings that will bombard you as you say goodbye to cigarettes. By understanding how your mind will process this "loss," you will be able to take control of your life and move through the various stages of grief to a brighter tomorrow. This book is a must read before you quit and three months after you quit

The purpose of I WANT TO QUIT SMOKING, SO HELP ME GOD, is to assist smokers using a Christian-based approach. Judy Murphy Simpson, having worked with thousands of smokers, has found that including Christian principles and concepts into the quitting process greatly increases a smoker's opportunity for success. Key messages in the book include: Letting go of past failures Accepting responsibility Developing a positive attitude The vast majority of smokers are physically, mentally and emotionally addicted to cigarettes. They feel better when they have a cigarette. But, nicotine is like a slap in the face. The "hit" that relieves their discomfort quickly loses its short-lived effects. Then the smoker feels let down or tired. Yet smokers often convince themselves that they are never alone, if they have their cigarettes: their little buddy, pal, best friend who is always there to provide comfort and a pick-up. But deep down, most smokers acknowledge the truth: cigarettes are really their worst enemy. What do you have to lose by reading this book?

No hype. No fluff. No nonsense. No patches. No gimmicks. Just a simple, proven plan for people who want to quit smoking - for good In this short, easy-to-read book, the author describes in detail how he quit smoking in 31 days after smoking for 32 years. After following this common sense plan he has remained smoke-free for more than 20 years He says anyone can quit smoking if they follow this simple plan. Seniors and others who may struggle with small print will enjoy reading the text of this book. The larger, 14 point font was selected, along with 1.5 line spacing. This makes for easy reading for most people, including those who often squint when reading.

"How much do I miss cigarettes? How much do I miss cigarettes, you ask? Oh, I don't know if you can believe this. I don't know if you can understand this. But if you had a friend that you really loved, that you really, really, really loved, and that friend died, that's how much I miss cigarettes." Smoking has been called the hardest habit/addiction to break. Many smokers who try to quit on their own fail, and most who attend a smoking cessation program go back to smoking shortly thereafter. Then there are others who are drawn back to smoking many years after quitting. Why? Grieving for a Smoke addresses the psychological addiction to smoking. Although nicotine is addicting, the cognitive and emotional investment smokers have with smoking plays a major role in the challenge of walking away from the habit. The book discusses a variety of reasons why smoking is highly significant to beginning smokers, what happens as smokers reinforce those reasons through continued smoking, and why smokers return to smoking after quitting. If you have stopped smoking, tried to stop smoking, or have thought about stopping, this book will help you understand the various feelings that will bombard you as you say goodbye to cigarettes. By understanding how your mind will process this "loss," you will be able to take control of your life and move through the various stages of grief to a brighter tomorrow. This book is a must read before you quit and three months after you quit

How a Simple Idea Made Me Permanently Free and a Better, Healthier and Fitter Person Release for Life will enable you to have that idea to stop smoking easily and permanently for yourself. Do you want to be able to stop smoking easily so that you can be fit & healthy? Do you want to stay stopped with NO cravings for the rest of your life so you are permanently free from the slavery? Do you want to know without doubt when the right time to quit is for you? Do you want to feel clean, avoid cancer and early death while also saving lots of money to spend on whatever you wish . . . Do the cravings defeat you each time you try to stop? Are you wondering WHEN is the best time for you to have the most chance of success? Are you concerned about putting on weight? The answer to nicotine addiction is to tackle the addiction so that you no longer smoke because you no longer wish or need to smoke so you just don't - and you feel this way permanently, for the rest of your life Release for Life guides your mind through all the sub-conscious reasons there are to smoke and destroys them The way to permanent freedom is to know exactly how the addiction works. Once you have this knowledge you can no longer be addicted and you are free. HOW IT WORKS Certain obstacles seem to make stopping almost impossible: - Fear of failing - again Doubting if you truly want to stop, or have enough willpower? Fear of cravings and discomfort Concerned that if you do stop you won't know how to relax or concentrate? It's difficult, all my friends smoke, I'll miss out on the pleasure and the relief, and then there's those cigarettes after meals . . . Release for life deals finally with all these obstacles and many more, so that your mind can become free from the addiction and stopping smoking and staying stopped becomes so easy it is nothing at all.

No Withdrawal. No Hassles. No Catch!

Giving up smoking doesn't have to be a nightmare. Forget willpower and withdrawal--the six-week LOVE NOT SMOKING program will help you quit for good "and" also give you the tools for reclaiming your passion for life.

"Love Not Smoking" uses scientifically proven psychological techniques to train your brain to anticipate different rewards; swap old habits for new, revitalizing ones; and learn new ways to relieve stress and get more pleasure out of your days.

And if you're trying to help friends and loved ones quit the habit, you've probably already realized that nagging doesn't work--they need your love, support, and understanding. So give them this book to show that you care enough to want them to quit!

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On Gratitude is the adventures of a schizophrenic recovering from tobacco who, ironically, is a chemical dependency counselor. This photo recovery book playfully works with recovery issues like unemployment, thinking errors, and addiction and shows that gratitude and humor, despite a psychiatric disability, are important in challenging the addictive logic of coyote, a powerful representation of addiction that can pull the rug out from underneath you when you are least expecting it. Jean uses a coyote stuffed animal with clients to represent the addictive beliefs and logic coyote represents to her. She has another doll that represents honesty and sobriety or "smobriety" (from cigarettes). When people want the cigarette or drink they can't refuse-that is coyote's logic and reasoning. In her own journey she asks, "what is the nature of that logic-what does the logic need and what is it hungry for-is there a different way to get that need met?" She challenges her own thinking errors with respect to cigarettes. Nicotine is a cunning, baffling and powerful logic. She calls that addiction coyote. Jean Marie Manthei is in recovery from tobacco for six years. She has worked as a chemical dependency counselor in Colorado Springs since 1993. Jean was motivated to write this book to experience more positive outcomes. The pro-social aspect was that perhaps others would be inspired. There are positive outcomes-you have to create them. Visit the Author's website at: http: //www.psyche1902.com Publisher's Website: http: //www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/OnGratitude.html

This book was Henry Ford's personal attempt to thwart the public's growing love affair with cigarettes. It features a letter from Ford's friend, inventor Thomas Edison, which reads "Friend Ford, The injurious agent in cigarettes comes principally from the burning paper wrapper. The substance thereby formed, is called "Acrolein." It has a violent action on the nerve centers, producing degeneration of the cells of the brain, which is quite rapid among boys. Unlike most narcotics this degeneration is permanent and uncontrollable. I employ no person who smokes cigarettes. Yours, Thomas A. Edison." Ford also references his discussions regarding cigarettes with the eminent naturalist John Burroughs. The entire pamphlet focuses on discouraging smoking in childhood. Mr. Ford compiled various other testimonials from famous persons giving their opinions on the evils of cigarettes, as well as the rebuttals from Percival I. Hill, President of the American Tobacco Company.

EMPOWER YOURSELF! Whether you're a newly diagnosed patient, a friend or relative, this book offers help. The only volume available to provide both the doctor's and patient's views, 100 Questions & Answers About How to Quit Smoking gives you authoritative, practical answers to your questions about the effects of smoking and the best strategies for quitting the habit. Written by a prominent psychiatrist, with actual patient commentary, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone coping with the medical, psychological, and emotional turmoil of smoking.

You can quit smoking! It is not impossible!
I use to say, "I don't want to quit smoking" I asked myself, "What if this was the addiction?" I then thought, I want to, want to quit. What could make you want to quit?
My biggest motivation came from not wanting to be controlled by this nicotine. I wanted to be in charge. This book is about how to transform one's thinking while simultaneously getting ready to quit.
"This book gives you a step-by-step plan that will show you how to get ready to quit. Quitting smoking is like going into battle. With this plan in place you will be ready to win!
You will learn how to develop your willpower and tap into an incredible source of "Self-Power." This plan shows you exactly what to do.
How to Quit Smoking Even If You Don't Want To is in textbook format with ten brainstorming exercises you must do. People who smoke are often on "auto-pilot-thinking." This plan interrupts the "auto-pilot" and shows you how to re-write the script.
It is true that you do not have to want to quit smoking but you do have to want to change something about how you make decisions. It is not complicated. As a matter of fact it is all very easy. By doing the exercises and following through with the plan you will "see" exactly what is holding you on to cigarettes. When you "see" what is keeping you addicted it becomes a whole lot easier to let go. This book will show you how to eliminate 75% of the nicotine fits, if not more. When you are all done the brainstorming exercises you will have made a one-of-a-kind, custom-made tool that will tell you what to think, when to think it, what to do and when, and how to act and how not to act. You will use thistool when you open your last pack.
I often hear people say, "I have tried everything." My response is, "Have you looked in the mirror?" The answers lie inside you, not in the drugstore. This book is about transforming yourself from the inside. Some of the exercises can help you change other areas of your life that you are not completely satisfied with.
My plan and method is about transforming your mind into one that can do what it could not do before. This is a serious subject with a twist of humor. I am sure you will enjoy it!
Do not be afraid of trying to quit smoking. Be afraid of what will happen if you do not!
Be free! Go for it!

In the critically acclaimed "Five Men Who Broke My Hear"t, Manhattan journalist Susan Shapiro revisited five self-destructive romances. In her hilarious, illuminating new memoir, Lighting Up, she rejects five self-destructive substances. This difficult quest for clean living starts with Shapiro's shocking revelation that, at forty, her lengthiest, most emotionally satisfying relationship has been with cigarettes.
A two-pack-a-day smoker since the age of thirteen, Susan Shapiro quickly discovers that it's impossible to be a writer, a nonsmoker, sane, and slender in the same year. The last time she tried to quit, she gained twenty-three pounds, couldn't concentrate on work, and wanted to kill herself and her husband, Aaron, a TV comedy writer who hates her penchant for puffing away. Yet just as she's about to choose her vice over her marriage vows, she stumbles upon a secret weapon.
Dr. Winters, "the James Bond of psychotherapy," is a brilliant but unorthodox addiction specialist, a
former chain-smoker himself. Working his weird magic on her psyche, he unravels the roots of her twenty-seven-year compulsion, the same dangerous dependency that has haunted her doctor father, her grandfather, and a pair of eccentric aunts from opposite sides of the family, along with Freud and nearly one in four Americans. Dr. Winters teaches her how to embrace suffering, then proclaims that her months of panic, depression, insecurity, vulnerability, and wild mood swings win her the award for "the worst nicotine withdrawal in the history of the world."
Shapiro finally does kick the habit-while losing weight and finding career and connubial bliss-only to discover that the second she's let go ofher long-term crutch, she's already replaced it with another fixation. After banishing cigarettes, alcohol, dope, gum, and bread from her day-to-day existence, she conquers all her demons and survives deprivation overload. But relying religiously on Dr. Winters, she soon realizes that the only obsession she has left
to quit is him. . . .
Never has the battle to stem substance abuse been captured with such wit, sophisticated insight, and candor. "Lighting Up" is so compulsively readable, it's addictive.

"From the Hardcover edition."

The Burning Truth is how one man took his grief and turned it into a positive, social movement driven by youth empowerment. Read why Rick Stoddard began to expose The Burning Truth about the tobacco industry to Americas youth.

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Do you want to quit smoking? If you do, you're certainly not alone. There are millions upon millions of Americans who smoke, and the majority of them want to quit. Just like you, these legions of smokers fail to quit because they simply don't know how.

"That's It, I Quit: A Guide to Quitting Smoking Forever" will guide you step-by-step through the process of quitting smoking, from formulating and enacting your plan, through battling cravings and urges, to finally throwing away your cigarettes for good.

As a physician, I have seen the entire spectrum of the nicotine addiction and the smoking habit, from the young recreational smoker to the older medically-compromised hospital patient. I recognize the importance of stopping this progression to illness as soon as possible. Read this book, and stop smoking now.

-Dean F. Giannone, M.D.

This book was Henry Ford's personal attempt to thwart the public's growing love affair with cigarettes. It features a letter from Ford's friend, inventor Thomas Edison, which reads "Friend Ford, The injurious agent in cigarettes comes principally from the burning paper wrapper. The substance thereby formed, is called "Acrolein." It has a violent action on the nerve centers, producing degeneration of the cells of the brain, which is quite rapid among boys. Unlike most narcotics this degeneration is permanent and uncontrollable. I employ no person who smokes cigarettes. Yours, Thomas A. Edison." Ford also references his discussions regarding cigarettes with the eminent naturalist John Burroughs. The entire pamphlet focuses on discouraging smoking in childhood. Mr. Ford compiled various other testimonials from famous persons giving their opinions on the evils of cigarettes, as well as the rebuttals from Percival I. Hill, President of the American Tobacco Company.