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In honor of one of the biggest new years resolutions I am launching a page of stop smoking remedy reviews as well as a 10 day email course to help people quit smoking.

I have setup this new email program for those of you who are trying to quit smoking. Everyone who has come to this blog has at least seen the signup form for my fitness tips newsletter and fitness program but I also wanted to help people that smoke and that is why I have created a stop smoking email course. Smoking is less acceptable now then it was even 10 years ago when I quit smoking and often I feel bad for the trouble that smokers need to go through to keep their habit alive.

Dangers of Smoking

Smoking though as we all know is an incredibly dangerous habit that leads to emphezema, lung cancer, diminished lung capacity and a lot of health problems that are directly related to the poor air flow and dirty blood that you will get from smoking.

Another problem that many people have with smoking is the smell on them and their clothes. The smell of smoke to a non smoker is very strong and at times can be awkward. People that smoke have a harder time concentrating in long meetings as the nicotine cravings come and especially bad are times when salespeople have to have people in their cars and have to apologize for the smell.

Quitting Smoking

I really feel for people that have tried to quit smoking, it took me three tries myself to quit and at the time I was doing a lot of sports and weightlifting almost daily so I certainly understand the feeling of failure that people that have unsuccessfully tried to quit in the past have. Sneaking cigarettes, borrowing off friends, not sure what to do when everyone else lights up around them after a meal. Smoking is definitely a tough habit to deal with when trying to quit.

The stop smoking email program is 10 days long and prepares you by educating why smoking is tough to quit, what you need to do to prepare to quit and what you can expect in your first few days after quitting smoking.

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