Before the 1960s, none of the Big Tobacco manufacturers knew that they could cook tobacco with ammonia and the nicotine would be thirty-five times as potent. Sure, cigarettes before that still caused cancer, especially the tobacco coated with insecticides and herbicide, but if you wanted to quit smoking, say, in the 1940s or 1950s, you just quit. It was as simple as that. It was more of a social thing to smoke, so if you weren't "in it for that," it was just exit, stage left. For the past fifty years or so, though, quitting smoking is a TOTAL NIGHTMARE for most people, and 95% of people who attempt to quit without some kind of help–fail in the first six months, and once they smoke ONE single cigarette, within a couple days or weeks–it's right back to a pack a day or more.
So the cowboys on the silver screen look cool smoking. So
what. Arnold Schwarzenegger looks cool in movies shooting people with a machine
gun, but we don't all go out and do it, now do we? Ya, and those doctors looked
real cool in the 1930s, 40s and 50s advertising their "favorite"
brand, (Camels), and talking about "roasty, toasty flavor (Marlboro),
endorsing cigarettes via the AMA in the Journal of the American Medical Association,
who hid the FACT from the American public that smoking was linked to LUNG
CANCER as proven with scientific-backed studies and multiple research
experiments–Oh they knew alright! Those lying MDs. They're all STILL at it,
lying and lying, writing prescriptions for pharmaceuticals to cover up symptoms
of deeper rooted diseases and disorders caused by eating chemicals and lacking
vitamins and minerals. Do you smoke to look cool like doctors whose nurses
light their cigarette in their office for them? What's your favorite brand? Is
it strong enough? Can you quit it?
Nearly every commercial brand of cigarettes TODAY has freebased
the tobacco with ammonia to make the nicotine super-addictive, that's
why people since the 1960s can't quit when they want to, even when they
"give it their all." It's almost like a drug addict who has to have
that fix and will do almost anything to get it.
You know, four of the "Marlboro Man" actors all
died of lung cancer. One of them started smoking at age 14. That's really sad. "Come
to where the flavor is ..." Really? How about, "Come to where the
lung cancer is." For decades and decades, the "Marlboro Man" was
an American iconic image for toughness. Those tough guys that always have a
cigarette in their mouth. Cancer eats 'em alive, right down to the bone. Some
people go from weighing 200 pounds to about 80 pounds before they suffocate to
death from lung cancer. It's a horrible way to go. Still, America
Today, reality paints a much darker image for smokers.
They're outcasts. Rebels without a clue. Lost vagabonds of the world. Dingy.
Stinky. Weak. Kids HATE smokers. Period. Ask them. Kids get diseases from
smokers. Second hand smoke, in fact, and according to scientific research, is
just as bad, if not worse, than actually smoking the ammonia-laced cancer stick
yourself. Cigarettes don't just have "a hold" on people, they simply
CAN NOT STOP.
Quitting cowboy killers can be as hard as quitting crack
cocaine or heroin - who's next?
Do you know what the ten hardest drugs are to quit, in
order? This is just a survey, of course, because depending on many factors,
like your social history, genetics, and how much money you have to waste, it's
a different story for everyone, but one thing is for sure, some drugs actually
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN to crave them. See how high up on the list yours is (or are):
1. Heroin - "smack"
2. Crack cocaine - freebased cocaine for smoking
4. Methadone - reduces withdrawal symptoms of smack addicts
5. Crystal Meth - think "Breaking Bad"
6. Alcohol - You know, hooch, moonshine, sauce, suds, juice,
the "hard stuff"
7. Cocaine - the devil's white
8. Amphetamines - CNS stimulants mainly used for ADD and
ADHD
9. Benzodiazepines (psychoactive drugs mainly for anxiety)
10. GHB ("club" drug and depressant)
Nobody ever said quitting is easy, but nobody has proven it
to be impossible either. In fact, with the right method that incorporates not
only knowledge about the chemicals that are affecting you, but excellent
behavior modifications (mental and physical), and some sound nutritional advice
from the best experts in the world, you could be well on your way after just a
one-hour-course to quitting the third most addictive drug on the planet, and
reclaiming your "organic" self you once knew! Do it.
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