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    My experience with overcoming the addiction has been a great experience. Using social support, identifying and eliminate triggers, and medical treatment have been a great methods to overcome smoking addiction. I have used all my methods and techniques on people that I know who smoke and are willing to also overcome that addiction. As I am now comfortable to help anyone and anybody who are in need of my help and be willing to provide them with all the sources that I have used to overcome this addiction

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    year on tobacco and tobacco related products and an additional $133 Billion dollars on healthcare for diseases that originate from smoking and chewing tobacco. The human toll is also significant with a projected 8 million people to die every year by 2030. To combat these extreme statistics CVS Caremark, now CVS Health, has decided to make the hard business decision to stop selling tobacco products in all 7,700 of its drug stores. The decision stemmed from changing its image from a corner store that

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    kills a lot of people. How can you stop killing others when you can’t stop smoking? A cigarette smoker smells like burnt ashes. Some non-smokers don’t like the odor and they find it very irritating. According to Wisegeek, smoking has been banned in most restaurants, hospitals, and work environments in the United States. We all know that smoking can cause a lot of health disease that can shorten your lifespan. It’s hard to quit smoking specially when you’ve been smoking for a long time already, but the

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    health campaign on smoking and aimed it on people that were 16 years old and pregnant women. Smoking causes health problems such as several types of cancer which have been broadcasted through advertising and several other campaigns warning people about the repercussions of smoking. There have been many national health strategies to help promote the negative impact of smoking on our health. One campaign is by the NHS called ‘Smoke Free’ which is there to help people stop smoking and give them encouragement

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    When you quit smoking your heart rate and blood pressure, restore back to normal. At least within an hour the carbon monoxide leaves your blood and it allows you blood to carry more oxygen when within a weeks’ time your circulation improves majorly. Then the work that usually happens decreases and the cardiac function is higher. Then once you have recovered you can smell and breath. Then within months you probably will feel so much better and you can see the improvements in all the functions of

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    business opportunity Tobacco smoking is one of the largest causes of preventable illness and death in Australia. Research estimates that two in three lifetime smokers will die from a disease caused by their smoking. The most recent estimate of deaths caused by tobacco in Australia is for the financial year 2009–10. Tobacco use caused a total of 14,901 deaths in that year (QuitSmokingSupport.com,2016). There are many ways through which one could quit Tobacco smoking like using Medicines or E-cigarettes

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    from using advertising tactics that target teenagers. There has always been controversy as to how tobacco companies should prevent using advertising tactics to target teenagers. As controversial as this is tobacco companies shouldn’t advertise teen smoking. Many teens may be lured to believe cigarette advertising because it has been part of the American Culture for years, magazine ads and the media target young people, and these companies receive a drastic increase financially; however, the advertising

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    an advertisement. In a lot of smoking advertisements that want their audience to stop smoking, the advertisement authors use pathos to persuade the audience to quit smoking or at least cutback. The smoking advertisements are more pathos-driven because it persuades the audience more by showing the emotional factors and how smoking could cause a lot of harm to someone. In a lot of advertisements to stop someone from smoking, the advertisements show the effects smoking has on both people who smoke and

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    Often advertised as having no dangerous chemicals, many people would think that they are completely safe because of these misleading ads. However, electronic cigarettes still have toxic chemicals inside of them, and even more that are created when smoking them. The biggest reason cigarettes are addictive is because of a drug called “nicotine” inside of them. This drug creates a feeling of pleasure in the brain, but it is short lived, turning that pleasure into irritability and eventually addiction

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    safer alternative; electronic cigarettes. Thesis statement: Trying to stop smoking can be the hardest thing a person can do. Couple that with the fact that there are 101 ways to stop smoking, those that are not 100% dedicated to quitting can find this a very daunting task. However, there is one way that can make the path to quitting clearer and easier. Attention/Introduction A.

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