There are probably as many different ways to quit smoking as there are people who have quit. .. If you have decided to quit smoking, congratulations! You are on your way to join the millions of people who have successfully quit smoking.

Let’s look at a few of the methods that people use to stop:

Hypnosis:

Hypnosis is something that many people have found helpful in their goal of quitting smoking. A hypnotist will hypnotize you and then give you an instruction or suggestion telling you that you do not want to smoke any more, have no need to smoke again, or something similar.

Hypnotheraphy can work on minimizing or even abolishing cravings. A suggestion made under hypnosis is very convincing. Some people are easier to hypnotize than others, but it is thought that when the hypnosis works, the command should work on anybody.

If you are really motivated and want to stop it’s best to choose a time when you are not under a large amount of stress.

Aids:

Quit smoking aids are designed to reduce the withdrawal symptoms from. They include nicotine patches, gum and inhalers. There are also some medications available from your doctor or pharmacist. It is best to have medical advice before taking any of these.

These aids are designed to help with the first few weeks, especially if you feel like you are really suffering from strong withdrawal symptoms. Severe irritability and bursts of anger which could have a negative effect on your life and relationships can be relieved by using these aids. The rate of success with using them is higher than just quitting. You should not need to take these aids for more than a couple of weeks.

Just Quit (Or going cold turkey)

If you decide to simply stop, you will need a lot of focus and you can gain that through motivation. Making a list of all the reasons that you want to stop may help you. Keep adding to them even after you have stopped since you want more motivation when you have cravings.

Try to think of positive reasons - for example, ‘My breath smells good now’ (not ‘My breath doesn’t smell bad any more’ - that is a negative reason). Do not worry if any of them seem stupid. Sometimes the stupidest reasons are our most powerful motivators.

Pick out some of the positive reasons from your list that mean the most to you, and repeat them aloud in front of the mirror at least three times each day. Smile while you do it!

It can also be helpful to use affirmations. This works a little like hypnosis except that you do it yourself. You will need to do it often since you have more resistance because you are conscious.

Going cold turkey, or simply stopping, sounds the most difficult but many people have been successful with it. However, having some help can ease the pressure and help with the cravings and other withdrawal problems such irritability and anger.

If you think about it, you will realize that there are always gaps between cigarettes. Even the heaviest smokers have an average of at least a 7 hour gap between cigarettes every night! Although nicotine is a physical addiction, it is also true that most people’s bodies do not wake them up every couple of hours during the night to have a cigarette. It may help to keep that in your mind and realize that most people can go for much longer between cigarettes than they may think.

Remember that almost every smoker wishes that they did not smoke, but how many non-smokers wish they were smokers? You can be a happy non-smoker too. In the end, the fact that you want to quit is more important than which method you choose out of all the ways to quit smoking.

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