"The truth about Smokers 'Pleasure Paradox' " by Neil Stelling

people quitting. The myth of 'pleasure' is stronger than

the reality of physical nicotine dependency.

Ever heard a smoker say they can't wait for their children

or grandchildren to get started smoking ? Of course not !

They know it's harmful, and usually openly admit they'd

like to quit. They even agree with policies that restrict

smoking in public places !

They admit they found the taste awful at first. But

persevered so they could seek the pleasure they hoped to

emulate. Nature makes poisons foul-tasting for good reason

- a warning not to use that substance.

Smoking actually removes pleasures previously taken for

granted.

We've already covered taste. How about fitness ? How

about the ability to run more than a few yards without

gasping for breath ? How about your non-smoking friends

and family, who must breathe passive smoke, and find their

clothes foul smelling in the morning ?

So the biggest pleasure in quitting smoking actually comes

from regaining past pleasures ! Unless you're a lifelong

smoker, you've forgotten the simple pleasures lost.

But here's some good news. Those pleasures can come back.

When you quit, your senses eventually return to normal.

Once again, you can taste and enjoy food. Taste starts to

return after only a few days. Over time, your fitness will

improve. Your habits will change as your non-smoking

personality starts to emerge e.g. no cigarette between

meal courses.

The pleasure of non-smoking far outweighs any imaginary

pleasure from smoking. Regaining life's simple pleasures

is a worthwhile goal, and good reason to quit smoking right

now.

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"The truth about Smokers 'Pleasure Paradox' "

- by Neil Stelling B.Sc, MBA

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