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If it wasn't for that thread, I'd most likely still be smoking about 15-20 Silk Cuts a day. As a result, I quit over a year ago and haven't looked back. I tried quitting many times up until that point using a variety of different methods, none of which worked. IMHO, electronic cigarettes are, by far, the easiest way to give up smoking.
There is definitely a learning curve but it's worth it. Best way to start off in the e-cig world is with an eGo starter kit from any of the places mentioned in that thread or earlier in this one. The eGo kit (with clearomisers) is cheap, easy to use and widely available. Many people I know have given up smoking using the eGo and are still using them today. From then onwards, it's up to you where to go with it.
Good advice - can't go wrong with that setup.
I started at 18mg strength a year ago and now I am down to 8-6mg. I will give up completely at some point but, at present, I'm enjoying it far too much.
Not a fan of that Allen Carr book. The facts could be summed up on one page TBH (they probably are).
The e-cigarettes give you your nicotine hit but they also give you the action of inhaling and exhaling vapour. Plus the throat hit and taste of whatever liquid you use. In my case, I like to use tobacco flavour. Real tobacco actually tastes disgusting (as Alan Carr mentions about 30 times in his book) so the flavoured liquid you can buy isn't exactly the same otherwise you wouldn't like it.
My e-cigarette gave out on me about a month ago when I was out on a **** up. I was fairly drunk at this point and bought a pack of Silk Cut. I managed about three puffs before putting it out - Tasted vile to me. I have that same pack of cigarettes sitting in a draw at home ever since to test myself.
I strongly recommend e-cigarettes to anyone who is looking to quit smoking. You will still be addicted to the nicotine but the health benifits are worth it - See IronGiants post above. |
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