Can sleeping help you quit smoking or just it just delay it?
October 6th, 2010
Im trying to quit smoking and when i try i sleep all the time because i can NOT stand to deal with my withdrawal symptoms, I was wonderingggg, is that helping me get rid of the need to smoke easier,,, or is it just putting it on hold. I mean lots of things slow down or are kinda put on pause while we are sleeping,,,, is withdrawal put on puase too? I am going to have to face it just as much wether i sleep or not?
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it can actually. still having trouble? im sorry. try cinnemon gum. that helped me
Congradulations!Im soo proud of you!Quitting Smoking is one of the hardest things to do.Nicotine is as addictive as heroin!
Each day will get a little easier.I finally quit in Oct2006.I used the patch and it helped.I had tried to quit before so I know what I was getting into.The first thing I did was rearrange my kitchen table.(first thing in the morning,I sat in the same chair for coffee and a smoke).If you used to sit down while talking on the phone,stand up,
I kept hot cinnamon candy around and drank coffee(the heat in your throat kinda feels like smoke)I also kept my hands busy with crossword puzzles.
These are just a few suggestions.Good Luck!
I been smoke free for 5 days now cold turkey, I spoked for 10 years quit last year for 7months, and made the mistake I thought I could casually smoke 1 or 2, wrong!!!!!!!! right back addicted add another 6 months of smoking misery, and this time around quitting feels like 10x harder.
Yes, sleep is great! I have been trying to sleep as much as possible, the nicotine will leave your body within 72hrs, and it will get easier. Each day is a little better than the day before, before long you will be amazed how little you even think about it
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