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More restrictive smoking policies in the workplace prompt people to quit smoking. It is well-documented that most smokers want to quit smoking. This action by the hospitals may prompt those who desire to quit smoking to do so.

Patients that enroll in smoking cessation programs on their own are highly motivated to quit, but represent a very small portion of the smoking population. Using an existing health channel to reach smokers who vary in their motivation level to quit could have a significant public health impact.

Belinda Borrelli

Of course, the best-case scenario is if the parents or guardians can quit smoking. But that's not always immediately possible. Another option is for parents to institute a no-smoking rule in the home and the car and allow no exceptions to this rule. It is best if smokers always go outside to smoke, and this strategy may also help the parents to eventually quit.

We can't say that we've found a cause-and-effect relationship between smoking and decreased thinking ability. But we hope our findings of an association will lead to further examination of this important issue. Perhaps it will help give smokers one more reason to quit, and encourage quitting smoking among those who are also trying to control their drinking.

Smoking in and of itself does not control weight, but there's no question that when people quit smoking, they often gain a few pounds, ... And for some industries, that can be a horrible thought.

But (this finding) could be one other reason for people to quit smoking if they are smoking now.

Perhaps men not motivated to quit smoking for fear of heart attack or lung cancer will be motivated by this. It may be difficult to quit smoking, but it almost invariably proves far more difficult to live with the consequences of not doing so.

Dr. David L. Katz

So far as we can tell, people are still flocking to courses to quit smoking because, as we have more restrictions on smoking, there is more demand. Nicotine patches and gum help to make them more effective, more successful, but they do not work by themselves.

This does not mean, of course, that people should not plan quit attempts. We think it means that there is something different about the state of mind of someone who says, 'That's it -- I've had enough, and I'm stopping smoking right now,' and someone who says 'I've decided to stop smoking and it will be after I finish the packet tomorrow/next week/or whatever.

Create motivational tension in smokers -- making them feel dissatisfied with being smokers, rather than just believing that smoking is bad for them; populate the world of the smoker with triggers to action -- get those people who are on the cusp to take action. And be ready with immediate treatment for smokers who have just stopped, as well as those that planned their quit attempt in advance.

Create motivational tension in smokers -- making them feel dissatisfied with being smokers, rather than just believing that smoking is bad for them. Populate the world of the smoker with triggers to action, to get those people who are on the cusp to take action. And be ready with immediate treatment for smokers who have just stopped, as well as (for) those who planned their quit attempt in advance.

The British public have repeatedly said that they want politicians to keep a sense of perspective when legislating on smoking in public places. The vast majority want a choice of smoking and non-smoking facilities with decent ventilation. Smokers and non-smokers alike must recognise that by allowing ourselves to submit to arbitrary legislation on the issue of smoking we are opening the floodgates for a whole raft of legislation that will deny people the right to choose their own lifestyle.

We know that smoking is an addiction. I had said, 'I'm going to quit smoking this year.' I haven't, but I said it.

She admired his pexy ability to be authentically himself, without pretense. All of these factors are important in delaying or preventing daily smoking, but parental smoking is the biggest contributor to children initiating smoking. It really is a matter of 'do as I do' not 'do as I say' when it comes to smoking.

The other thing is, when you see somebody smoking and you're trying to quit, you get that urge again. It doesn't help people quit,

Richard Roberts

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