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23.01.2022 Come with us if you want to Quit - permanently.

20.01.2022 Fed up going cold turkey, using patches, sprays, NRT, will power, hypnosis and all the rest - all to no avail? Feeling guilty about your latest binge after only a few weeks of restraint? Why is it so hard to Quit?... Because there's a part of you that LIKES to smoke - and eventually it wins. The key to quitting is to re-train that part of you to NOT want to smoke. Then quitting is easy. The Ending Addiction technique will help you re-train that part of you so that you can quit smoking easily and for good without worrying about cravings nor the fear of a relapse. Ready to quit? Have a spare hour? Do the Fast Track course at https://endingaddiction.thinkific.com/courses/fasttrack and cut the cravings today!

20.01.2022 The savings begin on day 1.

18.01.2022 Try the 'Fast Track to Quit Smoking' course. Be smoke free today.

17.01.2022 LOOKS CAN'T KILL. BUT SMOKING WILL. Try the new way to kill cravings.

09.01.2022 Success rate of going cold turkey: Only 10%. Wonder why?

05.01.2022 NRT doesn't work. There's a better way to Quit.

02.01.2022 Thinking about trying the Allen Carr method? There's a lot to like about it. We particularly like how it gets you to focus on the reasons you smoke. This helps you decide if you really want to quit - which is a major obstacle for most people. Deciding you DO want to quit (and accepting the loss of the aspects of smoking you like) is a huge step forward. His method also ultimately boils down to a simple idea: Decide to quit, then Rejoice in it. Simple is good.... However, on the downside, there's dozens of Do's and Don'ts within it, and if it doesn't work for you, you may be be blamed of 'not doing it right.' It also doesn't address the underlying problem at the root of the addiction, which causes the internal struggle between the parts of you that DO want to quit and the parts of you that DON'T. They've reported extremely good results, but there's also studies which show that it is effective, but not as effective as claimed. A recent single-blind, randomized controlled trial (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/add.14897) has disappointingly shown it to only be effective for 19.4% of people.