Life Essentials Magazine - June 2017
At Life Essentials Magazine, we understand that every day, a new door opens. What lies on the other side might be a bountiful gift at times, and at others it will be a monkey wrench you weren't expecting. Rather than allow life's unexpected events throw you around, you can take control. Together, we'll find a way to deal with whatever lies on the other side.
At Life Essentials Magazine, we understand that every day, a new door opens. What lies on the other side might be a bountiful gift at times, and at others it will be a monkey wrench you weren't expecting. Rather than allow life's unexpected events throw you around, you can take control. Together, we'll find a way to deal with whatever lies on the other side.
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LEARN TO SAY NOPE<br />
Use “NOPE,” a.k.a not one puff<br />
ever, for your mantra. You can convince<br />
yourself that one cigarette won’t hurt, but<br />
it may undo a lot of dedication and hard<br />
work. Understand that even one cigarette<br />
can ruin your quitting plans.<br />
EXERCISE INSTEAD OF SMOKING<br />
Exercising generates a healthy,<br />
natural high that is very effective at<br />
fighting nicotine cravings. Also, when<br />
you exercise, your body’s metabolism<br />
is offset. This can help keep your<br />
weight in check because when you<br />
quit smoking, your body reacts by<br />
decreasing things like your metabolism.<br />
Smoking is a habit that kills. Many of the<br />
major life-threatening health risks are<br />
associated with the smoking of tobacco<br />
products. Emphysema, lung cancer,<br />
and heart attacks are a few examples<br />
of the horrible health risks. The smoke<br />
from second-hand inhalation is also a<br />
very dangerous thing and therefore is<br />
dangerous to the public as a whole. By<br />
reading the information in this article,<br />
you should now be well informed enough<br />
to quit smoking successfully.<br />
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