9/23/2012

Most smokers don't talk about it, but there exists a method for quitting cigarettes that works every time with very little effort, in fact it requires no effort at all.



You don't have to go through the immense discomfort of withdrawal nor do you have to wear uncomfortable nicotine patches for hours each day.



Many smokers know about this method but they don't talk about it. Most non-smokers know it and avoid cigarettes for this very reason.



It works without the smoker having to exert any effort at all and it is 100% guaranteed to ensure that the smoker will never relapse.



So what is this technique and why is it so easy?



Yep, you guessed right, it's death! It is the one thing that guarantees you will quit smoking one day whether you like it or not, and according to the statistics it you'll do so a lot sooner than most non-smokers.



Now you may be wondering why would anyone wait until the grim reaper comes knocking before they realise the truth about nicotine? It's very simple; in life most of us if we're truly honest with ourselves will tolerate almost anything as long as it's within our comfort zones and has no real "immediate" damaging effects.



This is why people continue to smoke even when they know it's slowing killing them. They know it's bad but - and this is the kicker - it's not bad enough...yet!



I've met many people in my life who've struggled with a variety of circumstances many of which were caused by their own indecision and failure to act. Through each of these people's lives ran a common thread - a sad thought system based on the idea that "things are not really that bad, I don't have to do anything now, it can wait".



All too often this attitude this leads bigger and more severe problems further down the line.



Don't let that happen to you. Make a decision today to choose an easier method for quitting cigarettes...and let the reaper pass you by for now!
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