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NATURAL HOME REMEDIES FOR QUIT SMOKING
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Smoking causes death of thousands of people around the world. It is the main cause of various chronic diseases like asthma, bronchitis, mouth cancers, heart problems, tuberculosis, and lung cancer and stomach problems.

Home Remedies to Quit Smoking

Diet for quit smoking - Honey is the best food source that is rich in vitamins, enzymes, proteins and amino acids that helps dealing with cigarette addiction.

Quit smoking cure - Eating high alkaline foods also help to quit smoking.

Take grape seed extract to repair damage lungs. This is one of the best quit smoking treatment.

Mix fresh grated radish with 2 teaspoon of honey and drink it as a juice. This is a good home remedy to quit smoking.

Chewing licorice stick is a safe and the best substitute for a cigarette. This is a good home remedy to quit smoking.

Drinking grape juice is the other best drink that helps to quit smoking. This is one of the effective quit smoking remedy.

Orange juice is acidic in nature and the first step in quitting smoking is to eliminate the nicotine from the body. Drinking orange juice twice a day will be useful. This is also effective natural remedy to quit smoking.

Dissolve two tablespoons of baking soda--sodium bicarbonate--in a glass of water and drink this with every meal. This will help in quitting the habit of smoking and is one of the good home remedies to quit smoking.

 

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Help with quitting
I like to smoke my husbands pole instead of ciggs. It helps with the cravings
#1 - Stephanie Chmielewski - 07/27/2007 - 22:08
;-) best thing to try is Chantix......i HATE pharmaceuticals but my mom is a pharmacy tech and she had been smoking for 30 years and me only 1 year, and i quit INSTANTLY! some crazy effects on people have come from this drug like suicidal thoughts? i dont know. i never thought like that but it really works! take my word!
#2 - victoria - 07/21/2008 - 12:26
If you want to smoke then go ahead, don't worry, life is very short & we don't know what happen 2marrrow , so please live/enjoy life as you like( but don't hurt others) , don;t bother about society .People around you !
No problem for 4 ciggs/ day !
#3 - Abhay - 08/06/2008 - 05:56
I did push ups every time I thought of smoking. It worked to get past those first 2 months
#4 - me - 09/21/2008 - 15:08
Loebilia granules are a homeopathic remedy natural and non addictive and apparently help with the withdrawal as it mimics the effect of nicotine in the brain
and the body thinks it is receiving the nicotine. It really helps to have a helping hand with no health risks.
#5 - monty - 10/20/2008 - 08:55
If you want to really quit smoking then STOP!! i was smoking for six years and i said F**** it. so i did hobies like putting together models and such. and for women, sewing. it may sound corny but it works. if you dont want to do any hobbies then deal with the with the withdrals and you shall feel better. you will feel a lot better when you quit. even when you wake up from sleeping you feel so much better. STOP paying for your harshful death QUIT!!
#6 - xxstayflyxx18 - 11/04/2008 - 20:40
when you get the urge to smoke lick some salt with the tip of your tongue that will help with the cravings
#7 - Jocelyn - 11/19/2008 - 13:31
I heard that chewing cinnamon (Spelling?) gum or eating cinnamon mints can help with cravings? Does anyone know any truth to this?
#8 - Marissa - 12/03/2008 - 08:57
Hi,
Most important to quit smoking is your will power and determination to quit smoking
#9 - Usha - 01/15/2009 - 08:10
my Dad has been smoking for 20 year maybe more. i am 12 years old i have a long way to go i what my dad to be around for my graduation and my weeding and see his grand children. do you have any advice.

thank you.
#10 - sarah - 01/24/2009 - 06:48
Sarah please make sure that u keep telling him the same thing that you just told us, He really needs to hear it. Hearing it from you every time u see him reach 4 one might be his therapy... he might start skipping one then two etc... just 4 u. I wish I could get someone to tell me that every time i reached for one.
#11 - GINA - 01/25/2009 - 19:45
This is not a religous message; but a sure fire way to help you quit smoking. I saw the technique on t.v. almost 20 years ago . I don't remember who the man was, thats unimportant. Here goes: First thing; you have to really want to quit. When you have that sudden craving to smoke or when one of your natural triggers,EXamplle "getting into your car, drinking coffe or alcohol, after eating etc; act as if this craving is an actual, living "DEMON' Forcefully say NO!!! . If you are around other people, then mentally say NO!!!! and mean it. The first time you try this, the craving will reappear wiithin seconds or minutes. After you have done this several times you will be surprised at how long it has been since the last craving. ON my first day at trying this method; my time between cravings went from seconds to hours. It is the easiest way. You can quit with this method if you "really" want to quit.
#12 - jesse - 02/02/2009 - 13:30
I need to quit but i enjoy the act most of all. how can you break this....
#13 - Valerie - 02/03/2009 - 11:50
I've heard St. John's Wort is beneficial in helping with the mental aspect of smoking. To give your lungs and body the nutrients it desperatly needs to help defeat the habit, organic juices help as well. I like to mix carrot juice, coconut milk, acai, aloe vera, and this product called Bolthouse green goodness together, to have a healthy support system for the body. An added benefit, is energy levels rise with this mix. May all that are trying to quite suceed in the battle!!!
#14 - Jacky - 03/08/2009 - 21:22
I have smoked for almost 20 years, and i just quit. i have tried to quit a hundred times before- chantex made me moody, the patch never worked.. this time it seems to work. The first thing i did is decide that i actually wanted to be a 'non smoker' and live my life as a non-smoker, i thought i have smoked for 20 years, so that is certinally long enough. So i think first you really have to belive you CAN do it, and that you WANT to. Then i just stopped smoking i bought 10 packs of gum, nicorette, and a book on how to quit smoking. Evertime i got a craving i ate the gum (usually just the regular gum) and read some pages in the book. The book was helpfull just to remind myself of why i was quitting.. also i had to remind my self that there is nothing wrong with being a non-smoker.. non-smokers are not missing out on anything.. life is still fun and adverterous even without cigs..

I found that i continued to tell myself that 'i was a non-smoker and think about all the cool non-smokers i knew and how there lifes were fun.. it helps... also I think excersise difentally helps-- run around the house, do pushups whatever... start to obsess about working out instead of smoking... by the way the book i am reading says that smoking is as addictive as herion so we should not be so hard on ourselves that it is extreamly diffcult to quit!

good luck
#15 - squiz - 03/20/2009 - 10:37
Normally I would not be proud to call myself a quitter but after the battle to quit smoking I love reminding myself. I have tried many times over the years and haven't came across any "home remedy" that will work. Not even soaking in bath after bath with epsom salts to "pull" the nicotine from my body. Those nicotine withdrawls or "fits" >-(!! The best advice I recieved was to only attempt when truly ready (and for YOURSELF and SELF reasonings only), go full steam ahead with the right attitude, be positive and stay confident.
So your ready :-D THROW THEM AWAY!! Don't keep any spares just in case. Discard all ashtrays and lighters, yes even your favorites, and matchbooks. Wash all your bedding, towels, and several sets of clothes. Work on the rest of washables when those >-('s get to you to keep busy. Shower, more often than normal, smelling fresh and clean WILL help. If weather permits air your dwellings and vehicle/s daily. Clean the carpet and furniture. Chew sugar free gum, munch on twizzlers, just be careful not to pick up a new replacement addiction. With determination, hard work, and a crap load of will power you too will be a proud quitter! Good Luck!!
#16 - Quitter - 03/26/2009 - 18:23
staying away from sugar, caffeine or alcohol, i heard of drinking milk, also keeping ur mind distracted or busy, n breathing exercises

#17 - iwishitwuzthatez - 04/05/2009 - 01:19
:-(ive been smoking since i was 11 years old but now i just dont want to do it anymore , i mean just look on my kids faces hurts me when they say daddy when r u going to quite smoking, so what is the best way for me to quite. ( right now im trying to qutie cold turkey )
#18 - monser16 - 04/16/2009 - 18:45
Can I smoke your husbands pole too?:-P
#19 - Mama - 04/28/2009 - 05:23
i'ved been smoking for 9yrs im 27 now given up few times in pass and gone cold turkey but this time i went for for help had the courage to phone smoke free and got some patches and my inhaler and this is my fourth week smoke free just the first 3-4 days i did struggle it was the habbit of it i foun the hardest but i changed my routines adn i got pic on my fridge of this holiday im gonna book next yr everytime i wanna fag i look at this pic im savin cost i wanna holiday lol
#20 - marvin - 04/29/2009 - 16:34
my mom died from emphazima at 32. In her sleep.:-( I have been smoking since I was 14. I dont want to smoke anymore. I hate the way it tastes, I hate the way it smells, but its what I feel I need when I am stressed at work or home. Stress is a major factor on why I dont quit. Any suggestions for that. I will be 32 in 6yrs. I dont wanna die.
#21 - jessy - 05/02/2009 - 16:54
its all about your will power, and how badly you want to quit. i personally hate it. the taste, the smell, everything. its not attractive. i wish that i listened to people when they told me to never try it. i've been smoking for 3 or 4 years now, and i know how hard it is, especially when its the only thing that helps my anxiety. but i think about my future and what i want in life, and for my kids and what kind of example i want to put on others. i want to live my life to the fullest and not let something like smoking get in the way. im not able to do the things i use to do anymore...i run out of breath way to quickly and now im having problems breathing on a daily basis. i feel like an old lady and im only 17.
#22 - quitwhileyoucan - 06/07/2009 - 21:23
Its all in our hands really.This is the only disease which does not need any rehabilitation.If u REALLY want to quit,then just say no and stay away from the cancer stick.I'm an occasional smoker.I used to smoke about 4 or 5 sticks a day few years back.I have cut down severely in the last few years and noticed good improvement in my health.I smoke very rarely,maybe once a month or so.Ultimately its our body that is paying the price.Act before its too late. Its all in our head,self help is the best help.
#23 - Smith - 06/08/2009 - 05:55
smoke if you want to lose weight.one lung at a time
#24 - sarah - 07/26/2009 - 05:56
i read the hazards of smoking and decided to stop......................................................................................................................................................................reading :-P
#25 - ron - 07/26/2009 - 06:01
can i light your husbands pole?;-)
#26 - ron - 07/26/2009 - 06:07
addiction is all in the head.just don pick up the cancer stick. It worked for me!!! don be scared to be strong, don be scared of u!!!
#27 - HANNA M - 08/30/2009 - 10:33
Quit Smoking Through Homoeopathic Medicines - Caladium 30 (1 dose) + Tabacum 30 (1 dose after 1 hour) + Lobelia 30 (1 dose again after 1 hour)... Daily for 1 month... and see the effects..
#28 - Homoeopathic Doctor - 09/04/2009 - 12:57
omg you people are too harsh i think that if you can beleive in something then try it but dont knock it till ya have i smoke and i choose to i have tries this stuff but didnt really on the inside wannah quit cmon who can tell me how good a smoke or 2 is after sex omg its fantastic so just really do what you want to do ur only on this page to find out so go ahead try it if it doesnt work then at least u tried mwah have a good night peeps
#29 - bubbly lil bubble bum - 09/07/2009 - 08:57
Different ways will work for different people. Not everyone can quit cold, its not a bad thing to replace a bad habit with something not as bad. I am using nicotine losenges and would rather use those then smoke. Even if it takes me a long time to get off those at least I have eliminated the tar and smoke in my lungs. I am not affecting others, its better IMO
#30 - faith177 - 09/30/2009 - 14:02
Have you heard of smoke deter and what kind of success did u have. I really want to quit but I have tried so many times and have failed.
#31 - still trying - 10/07/2009 - 13:47
I was a chain smoker for more than a decade ( got addicted to it when I was 15 Years old, Iam 32 Now), have stopped a couple of times to start again.
However when I was browsing through I found a site which said that smoking is more of an attachment than addiction, ( This was claimed by an Australian university which had conducted a study on few people), One day i decided to quit, and to Gods grace its almost 18 months since i quit, though the after effects have made me a bit fat, Iam glad I gave it up. Best way is to learn to say no to your cravings than to look for excuses to stay addicted.
#32 - Mohammed Tayib - 10/10/2009 - 03:27
A NASA funded study done by by Dr. Bryan Raudenbush and another by Alan Hirsch, M.D., found thath breathing peppermint oil has a remarkable effect on helping to stop smoking, appetite control, relieving stress and anxiety levels, soothing upset stomachs, headache, dramatic increase in brain function, keep alert while driving and a lot of other things.
A site called www.Femlogic.com sells a powerful pocket aromatherapy pipe called an Essential Breathing pipe that helps out with any of these issues. Smokers in our office used the pipe to stop smoking successfully and we use it all the time for stress relief. It helped the people who quit smoking not to over eat too. They used it instead of a cigarette, got the same tactile and oral pleasure and the flavor and therapy of the peppermint vapor. It's fun to use and give you instant fresh breath!
#33 - Chelsea - 10/31/2009 - 14:42
Just woke from a dream moments ago dreaming the number of cigs you consume. ex: I smoke a pack a day on avg. (20 cigs), 20 yrs. 20x7=140 wk. 140x4=560 per mth. 560x12=6,730 per yr. 6,730x20=134,600 almost 135,000 cigs people! I am done TODAY!!! Thanks for the support.
#34 - Good - 11/01/2009 - 01:39
my boyfriend is on chantix and apparently long term use of it has the suicideal thoughts and vivid dreams. I am on Zyban and has actually been doing really well. I don't have cravings and if I stay busy I completely forget that I'm not smoking. I highly recommend it!
#35 - Terra - 11/06/2009 - 12:13
hey guys thanks for all the advice n home remedies. fagging had taken a great toll on my physical n mental health. i was no more the person i used to be so i really
wanted to quit for myself n for my family. i have been smoking for 6 yrs m 24 now. its been just 1 month i quit smoking. m very sure i ll never smoke again. as squiz said life is still fun n adventurous without cigs.. thank u Homeremedies.com
#36 - vinu - 11/12/2009 - 23:23
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