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Chewing tobacco and smoking are the most common preventable causes of death. More than half of the people, who smoke, die of a smoking-related cause. Quitting smoking is good for your health, as you can avoid many diseases. Blood circulation in your body starts improving, after you quit smoking, and your blood pressure returns to normal. Your sense of taste and smell return. Breathing becomes easier as well. In the long-term, you can avoid the risk of cancer. Quitting smoking can help you live a better and longer life. There are various reasons why people smoke, but there are alternative behaviors too, which can be substituted with smoking. You can choose those, which work for you. - Smoking provides relaxation and reduces stress, which can be substituted by deep breathing, meditation and exercising.
- If you think that smoking reduces boredom and loneliness, you can choose other methods of keeping yourself involved such as music, art, and literature.
- Many individuals feel that a meal is not complete without a cigarette. You can have a healthy meal and a delicious dessert after your meal to reduce the cravings.
How to stop smoking Design a personal plan:Make a personal smoking cessation plan. First, write down all the reasons why you want to quit. Make a plan how you want to quit. Some of your options include quitting cold turkey, gradually cutting down the number of cigarettes, using nicotine replacement therapy, or trying counseling using cognitive techniques. Manage your cravings:You will experience withdrawal symptoms as soon as you stop smoking, and this is because your body reacts to the lack of nicotine in your system. You will experience anxiety, restlessness, fatigue, sleeplessness, frustration, anger, and increased appetite when you quit smoking . Nicotine is absorbed in your blood, when you smoke and within 3 minutes chemical reactions cause your body to release dopamine. When you feel dizzy, nervous, or restless after quitting, you should keep your sugar levels high. This can go on for up to a week after quitting. Drink plenty of juice. Tips to deal with common cravings - Keep yourself active: Keep yourself occupied in work.
- Keep your hands busy: You will experience a need for tactile stimulation, which can be satisfied by squeezing balls, pencils, and paper clips.
- Keep your mind busy: Always keep yourself occupied with something that you are passionate about.
- Carry chewing gums with you: Keep chewing gums around you, when you are craving for cigarettes. Chew a mint, gum, or hard candy when you feel restless.
- Drink lots of water: Water will flush out the toxins from your body, and it will aid in minimizing the withdrawal symptoms.
When you are quitting, stay strong and do not compromise and give in to temptations. This is a crucial stage in your life. Smoking can be a big problem, but you can reduce smoking effects successfully, when you know what to anticipate. You should stay motivated, and determined. The more committed you are, the easier it is for you to quit smoking. Quitting requires a proper plan that involves gradual decrease in smoking and different options to control your cravings.
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