Stop Smoking Breakthrough – A Full-Length Cessation Program for the Masses
This is a copy of a press release we submitted yesterday for international distribution. (See it here.) It’s very important news as you will see, this program has the potential to help a lot of people extremely quickly – and for a long time to come. When the Surgeon General calls for more programs nationwide, [...]
Craving-Reduction Drug Should Be Available Soon
This is huge for people trying to stop smoking. New study findings published in an advance, online issue of the journal Nature, show promise for altering the addictive nature of nicotine in our brains. Scientists from The Scripps Research Institute in Florida have identified a tract of the brain that controls craving. By altering the [...]
The Stop Smoking For Good Company Presents the Annual “Celebrity Smokers Award”
Celebrity smoking has a profound impact on our society. In a 2005 study by Dartmouth University found that 38 out of 100 adolescents who tried smoking, did so because of exposure to smoking in movies. And considering the fact that nicotine is accepted as one of the most addictive substances on the planet – and [...]
Tough Smoking Cessation Questions Answered
If you have ever quit smoking, or if you are contemplating quitting now, you are no doubt already aware that there are many question that arise. Unanswered questions only add to your already overwhelming confusion and frustration. Do any of these frequently asked questions sound familiar? ”What do I do when the inevitable – and [...]
Success Formula to Quickly Reduce the Number of Smokers in the English-Speaking World
The relatively new, widespread use of hand-held devices such as iPhones, tablets, Kindle readers and Android systems, enables – for the first time – widespread use of a digital smoking cessation program. We’ve just launched such a program. The following chart shows a mass-awareness campaign of this new availability can quickly affect change. If you [...]
Surgeon General’s Report On Youth Smoking
Smoking among America’s youth has reached epidemic proportions, according to the latest U.S. Surgeon General’s report on youth smoking. The report released on Thursday, states that more than 3 million high school students and 600,000 middle school students smoke. Read the full story here. They recommend employing proven methods that prevent young people from starting [...]
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