On World No Tobacco Day on 31st of May, Medindia wants all its members who smoke to try and give up the habit of smoking.
Besides the well known methods like nicotine patches, hypnosis and prescription medication, very few know that there are food choices you can select from which will help you give up this addictive habit.
Kicking The Butt Reduces Back Pain
A new study has found that patients with severe back pain who quit smoking report less pain than those who continue to smoke.
A new study has found that patients with severe back pain who quit smoking report less pain than those who continue to smoke.
Milk, Celery, Carrot, fruits and vegetables, when taken before smoking, develop a bitter after taste compelling the smoker to extinguish the cigarette half way through because of the horrendous taste it leaves in the mouth.
Eating foods rich in Vitamin C, for eg: orange, lemon, gooseberry (amla), guava, in more quantity cuts down the urge to smoke. This is because cigarettes deprive you of vitamin C supply, leaving you with a deficiency, which the nicotine fills.
Varenicline is Effective in Helping Smokers Kick the Butt
A new study suggests that varenicline was more effective in helping smokers quit the habit and have a better overall cessation experience compared to bupropion or placebo.
A new study suggests that varenicline was more effective in helping smokers quit the habit and have a better overall cessation experience compared to bupropion or placebo.
Fragrance of dried fruit helps lower cravings to smoke.
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What Will You Do for Kicking the Butt?
A new poll has found that one in ten smokers have tried falling sick by chain-smoking through their last pack of cigarettes in a bid to kick the habit.
A new poll has found that one in ten smokers have tried falling sick by chain-smoking through their last pack of cigarettes in a bid to kick the habit.
Note: Make sure you avoid alcohol, caffeine, and red meat when you are attempting to quit smoking as these items only increase your craving for nicotine.
Input provided by Ms. Annapurna Agrawal, Nutritionist, Snap Fitness India.
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"Kick The Butt" and Avoid Eczema
Scientists are claiming, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) seems to be associated with increased risk of developing atopic dermatitis.
Scientists are claiming, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) seems to be associated with increased risk of developing atopic dermatitis.
