Step 1: The Real "Kicker" Takes Effect
"Quitting is not giving up, it's choosing to focus
your attention on something more important"
You've tried to quit before. It didn't work. Well, maybe for
a little while. Then stress came and you went right back. Smoke just one
cigarette after you've quit, and the habit drags you right back in, and before
you know it you're smoking a pack a day again within a few months, if not
sooner. Maybe you try TOO HARD. Sounds
right, but what exactly does that mean? Let's talk.
Fact: the hardest part of quitting smoking is dealing with
stress and anxiety. Period. That's why people don't quit. Heck, the nicotine
addiction may be strong, but you probably didn't know that the physical
addiction really only lasts 3 to 4 days. Wow!
See, nicotine is a stimulant in the short run, so it kills
anxiety and depression, almost like a little snort of cocaine or maybe some
5-hour energy. Yet, in the long run, nicotine is a depressant, like alcohol,
but much worse. Plus, commercial cigarettes are LOADED with chemical pesticides
that cause anxiety, loss of memory, loss of sex drive, loss of motivation,
confusion, nervousness, and yes, general depression. Then there's the ammonia
that's used to freebase the nicotine so it's entering your heart and brain as a
vapor within 3 seconds. Bam!
Some people brag about quitting cold turkey to with some
dangerous medication, but those stories are few and far between. In fact, 95%
of smokers who try to quit smoking without help will return to sucking on
cancer sticks again within 6 months. Go figure.
Now, back to "trying too hard to quit." What
happens when you try to quit nicotine? You can't handle any kind of stress, so
you smoke again. Your body is so accustomed to being aided by an artificial
stimulant that it fails to "save" you with the right hormones when
you need them most.
Let's say you just quit smoking a week ago. You think you're
in the clear because you're not really "craving" them so much. All
the sudden, you almost get in a car wreck on the way to or from work. That rush
of adrenalin is enough to freak you out all day. You can't seem to shake those
nervous feelings. You need a cigarette. Before you know it, you're back to
smoking a pack a day again.
So what if you simply did NOT try to quit smoking
altogether, but instead just decided to see if you could take a break from
smoking without craving it at all? How could you possibly do that?
What if you found out about a "bridge" between
smoking that completely eliminated the cravings and kept you from feeling
nervous, anxious or depressed? Plus, to the contrary, you actually felt
positive, energetic, enthusiastic, and at ease. Why would you even want to
smoke, if you don't feel like crap, right?
That's the secret to quitting. You see, the real reason
people smoke is because they don't want to feel horrible all day, for days on
end. Once you quash all that, nobody wants to go back. Who wants bad breath,
shortness of breath, smelly clothes and cancer anyway?
That's where Krave Kicker comes in. For nearly
the same cost as a pack of cigarettes, you could completely eliminate the
cravings of stogies for 4 hours. Got a car ride, plane trip, business convention,
indoor event, or even just a long movie you want to see, without
"dying" for a cigarette? Problem solved.
So how does a 4 hour break save you from the third most
addictive drug in the world? Stop asking tough questions! It's not about some
gimmick. It's not about the cure for cancer or some $10,000 treatment at some
nightmarish institution. It's not about "psyching" yourself out. It's
not about peer pressure. It's not about taking more drugs. It's not about
taking more nicotine (the patch or vaping).
This IS, however, about finding relief from the cigarette
hangover – and just long enough to say "Hey, if I could feel like this all
day, then FU#K cigarettes!"
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