Smoking Cessation

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No Ifs, Ands or Butts About It… Tobacco Kills; Quit Now

It’s a fact. Tobacco users are more likely to develop diseases and die earlier than nonsmokers. It’s that simple.

Unfortunately, once you start using tobacco, it’s hard to stop because nicotine is highly addictive. But you can quit smoking or chewing. And by doing so, you are likely to prolong your life and enjoy a healthier lifestyle.

Start your journey toward freedom from nicotine by making the decision to quit smoking or chewing. Then set a specific stop date and follow the advice on this website to help you stick with your decision. Numerous other resources are available to help you kick your smoking habit. Take advantage of everything that helps you.

Several times throughout the year, BestHealth offers a 6-week Smoking Cessation seminar. For information, call 336-713-2378 or visit their Seminars page on the web.

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Last Updated: 03-07-2013
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