sam sarrha
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Sun Nov-26-06 10:21 PM
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has anyone heard of the new one time treatment for Tobacco addiction |
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Sun Nov-26-06 10:23 PM
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Sun Nov-26-06 10:24 PM
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2. Care to expand on this? I thought you would post the treatment |
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or a link to some site or something. One sure cure is dying.
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Sun Nov-26-06 10:28 PM
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5. My one-step stop smoking program |
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was a heart attack and triple bypass surgery.....works like a charm...but I don't recommend it.
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Sun Nov-26-06 11:00 PM
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7. similar to my dad's... |
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he quit after his fourth heart attack killed him before he hit the floor.
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Mon Nov-27-06 10:11 AM
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4th Heart Attack? I had one and I don't want to do that again. As my dear, old 100% Polish Father-in-Law used to say, "Hell, I'm Polish and I wouldn't do that again!"
I'm sorry for your loss.
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Sun Nov-26-06 10:25 PM
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3. Have someone you love die suddenly of lung cancer? |
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That did it for me. That and the patch.
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Sun Nov-26-06 11:13 PM
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9. I wish that had been strong enough to break my and my wife's |
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addictions, but it wasn't. That's embarassing to admit but maybe that in itself will help me quit someday. I should have taken up heroin as a monkey. Less lung damage and probably less expensive because you tend to die quicker.
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Sun Nov-26-06 10:26 PM
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4. Where did you hear about it? n/t |
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Sun Nov-26-06 10:29 PM
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6. I read a report of a UK study a while back... |
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It used an antibody (in injection form) that attaches to/absorbs/whatever the nicotine molecules, making them useless for ending the craving.
In some timeframe (i don't remember), something like 80% stopped smoking entirely, 15% drastically cut down, and 5% it had no effect.
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