
Like a Double Header, at 2 packs a day, it's no good. It's not the way.


Posted by starloverStar,
Did you try hypnotherapy or the patches Mr F?

Posted by starloverAlsoPosted by MrFirebirdYes i agree, it has to be the right time. I smoked from a very very early age but haven't done so now for a few years.Posted by starloverStar,
Did you try hypnotherapy or the patches Mr F?
I've been prescribed patches. I haven't actually started yet as I need to be fully mentally prepared to do this.
I've smoked Camel cigarettes, steady for 26.5 years. I currently smoke two packs a day.
I picked up the habit while driving a truck (lorry). Cigarettes, coffee and diesel tend to be common company.
It's a hell of an addiction. Certainly, a tough habit, with serious risks, to break .
The hypnotherapy is something that IS turned me on to in my Love Is Strange thread.
I shared that clip with my ol' pony gal and, over the phone, she mentioned seeing a similar clip
that pertains to smoking.
Maybe if you use the patches, chew the gum etc and have the hypnotherapy, that could help you
Good Luck!
:-))click to expand





Posted by DwellingOnMoveRun that by me again—
Alternatively
you could check your progress chart. To see if you've been mutated to a Sagittarius. Once you stop identifying yourself with Scorpio all these "do scorpio men..." threads lose their meaning to you. Also you get a free pass for being random. Like Sags.
I'm testing it. I'm releasing myself from my old chart to see if this gives me more power of sustenance. For one month I want to identify myself with Cap-Aqua.




Posted by munchykin
[...]
Hypoglycemia
http://m.psr.sagepub.com/content/11/4/303.abstract

Posted by DwellingOnMoveVERY Fascinating, Dwell.
From :
"Past research indicates that self-control relies on some sort of limited energy source. This review suggests that blood glucose is one important part of the energy source of self-control. Acts of self-control deplete relatively large amounts of glucose. Self-control failures are more likely when glucose is low or cannot be mobilized effectively to the brain (i.e., when insulin is low or insensitive). Restoring glucose to a sufficient level typically improves self-control. Numerous self-control behaviors fit this pattern, including controlling attention, regulating emotions, quitting smoking, coping with stress, resisting impulsivity, and refraining from criminal and aggressive behavior. Alcohol reduces glucose throughout the brain and body and likewise impairs many forms of self-control. Furthermore, self-control failure is most likely during times of the day when glucose is used least effectively. Self-control thus appears highly susceptible to glucose. Self-control benefits numerous social and interpersonal processes. Glucose might therefore be related to a broad range of social behavior."




Posted by DwellingOnMove
I got it from munchy.
Posted by munchykin
[...]
Hypoglycemia
http://m.psr.sagepub.com/content/11/4/303.abstractclick to expand

Posted by MrFirebirdSo how's it going? 🙂
So today, I begin the journey of quitting smoking.
Armed with a patch. Here we go.

Posted by WynterWell, tonight is a bit bumpy. Since 4:30pm (pacific time), on Tuesday Sept. 1, (9:00pm tonight) I've only smoked 40 cigs or 39 cig over the last 6 days.Posted by MrFirebirdSo how's it going? 🙂
So today, I begin the journey of quitting smoking.
Armed with a patch. Here we go.click to expand




Posted by Wynter
Are you still smoking whilst wearing the patch??
You're supposed to stop smoking, and get your nicotine fix from the patch Mr.Bird.
And of course I'll adopt you, but I'm a non-smoker so you'll have to stay over there 😆


Posted by WynterWell.... I DID stop smoking 1 whole pack a day. Remember prior to Sept 1 I was smoking 2 packs per day for the last two years. Before that it was
Are you still smoking whilst wearing the patch??
You're supposed to stop smoking, and get your nicotine fix from the patch Mr.Bird.
And of course I'll adopt you, but I'm a non-smoker so you'll have to stay over there 😆

Posted by MoonArtistEhhhh.... you know... it's goin' off a cliff.
How's it going?

Posted by starloverPosted by MrFirebirdSounds like you are doing wellPosted by WynterWell.... I DID stop smoking 1 whole pack a day. Remember prior to Sept 1 I was smoking 2 packs per day for the last two years. Before that it was
Are you still smoking whilst wearing the patch??
You're supposed to stop smoking, and get your nicotine fix from the patch Mr.Bird.
And of course I'll adopt you, but I'm a non-smoker so you'll have to stay over there 😆
one pack per day.
What I do is wear a patch for 24 hours, then I put a new one on, then remove the old one 12 hours after the new patch is applied.
The patches leave hickeys on my chest.
I chew gum and when the going gets a bit rough, I might puff my pipe for distraction. Though I COULD inhale pipe tobacco smoke, I don't.
So far that strategy has worked and I've killed at least one whole pack per day... hopefully, anyway.
Can you suck mints or some kind of boiled sweets, each time you get a craving Mr F, as well as the gum?click to expand


Posted by MrFirebirdSpread the wings and fly!Posted by MoonArtistEhhhh.... you know... it's goin' off a cliff.
How's it going?click to expand
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