No Smoking Day - 11th March 2009
Patches, gum, microtabs, lozenges, inhalers, nasal sprays and even hypnosis. There are loads of ways to help you quit smoking - but do any of them really work any better than old fashioned cold turkey?
It’s national No Smoking Day again, a day when a quarter of the UK population – that’s 12 million smokers - are encouraged to kick their habit. In fact, every year more than a million people quit smoking on No Smoking Day. The campaign will also highlight the benefits of stopping smoking and how to get help.
Community pharmacist and Royal Pharmaceutical Spokesperson – Lindsey Gilpin will be giving advice to the millions of smokers who want to quit, explaining some of the quitting aids available to help, and revealing why smoking is such a hard habit to break.
For more information or to book an interview contact annette.harada@tvcgroup.com or call 0207 535 5800 Distributed by Tubemogul.
It's been almost two years since then. Are there any statistics out there as to how many people quit on that day and are still non-smokers today? I quit cigarettes on Jan 5th, 2001... For me, the trick to quitting was to keep trying to quit. If I failed at quitting, I immediately planned to quit again. Also I got really sick with the flu and I literally vomited out what was to become my last cigarette ever. Cravings were there for about 18 months, after that it became easy. Good luck quitters!!!
svirfneblina 1 year ago