How to quit smoking in 14 days
The fastest, easiest, and most common sense way
ever!
1. Learn the
Government’s secret of WHY cigarettes are so addictive. Find out how Marlboro and Kool hooked an entire
nation of smokers in one year, nearly putting every other cigarette
manufacturer out of business!
2. Change over
from FREE-BASED TOBACCO to organic without a hitch.
3. Ween
yourself off of nicotene WITHOUT SUFFERING from “nic fits”.
4. Learn all
the OTHER reasons you can’t quit smoking besides the nicotene, and the tricks
to our stabilization & stress reduction techniques.
5. Finally,
once and for all, label yourself as a non-smoker.
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The fastest, easiest, and most common sense way
ever!
The U.S. Government allows all cigarette
manufacturers to use Ammonia to free-base tobacco in order to give nicotene
over 100 times more addictive potential than normal, which does not register on
nicotene level testing. Ammonia is familiar to anyone who has ever had to
clean a set of windows or countertops. Under normal circumstances,
ammonia is a corrosive and toxic gas with a rather pungent odor, and most
people’s ammonia exposure is limited to household cleaners. Ammonia exposure can cause a number of
serious health problems. It will irritate and burn the eyes, throat, and
nose when inhaled, and in higher concentrations it can induce severe coughing
and choking fits. Prolonged exposure to ammonia in gas or liquid form can
severely irritate the eyes and skin, and result in permanent scarring of the
cornea and chemical burns on the skin and lungs.
Nicotine exists in two forms, acid(bound) and base(free). In
tobacco smoke, free nicotine molecules vaporize more easily than bound nicotine
molecules. Once nicotine vaporizes into a gas, it is quickly absorbed by the
lungs and distributed throughout body.
Freebasing
Nicotine With Ammonia:
Tobacco companies discovered that adding ammonia to the
cigarette manufacturing process helps convert bound nicotine molecules in
tobacco smoke into free nicotine molecules. This process is known as
"freebasing." Similar to the chemical process of freebasing cocaine,
the end result is an enhanced effect of the drug on the user.
What
is “Crack” Nicotene ??!!
Some cigarettes have a
"kick" containing 35 times more "freebase" nicotine - the
most addictive form - than others, researchers have found. The findings could
help rate the addictiveness of different brands, they say.
"Free-base" nicotine is a
particularly potent form of the naturally-occurring tobacco drug because it is
in an extremely volatile, uncombined form. This means it can be much more
rapidly absorbed by the lungs and brain than nicotine derivatives such as
nornicotine or its salts. The new study is the first into the amount of "free-base" nicotine contained in common brands of cigarettes and found wide-ranging differences. The researchers at Oregon Health and
"Measurements
ranged from about one per cent free-base nicotine in the first few puffs to 36
per cent for a specialty US brand," says lead researcher James Pankow.
"One type of Marlboro, the leading US brand of king-sized filter
cigarettes, contained about 10 per cent free-base nicotine."
The amount of freebase
nicotine in cigarette smoke increases as the alkalinity, or pH, increases. This
factor can be influenced by the use of certain additives. "It is likely
that ingredients such as ammonia and urea account for this addiction-enhancing
effect. But you can also adjust the chemistry of the smoke by adjusting the
blend. Some types of tobacco give a more basic blend," Pankow told New
Scientist.
"There was tremendous amount of
documentation revealed during litigation in the "What is clear is that the modern cigarette is a highly engineered nicotine delivery device and it's not just a matter of tobacco rolled-up in a piece of paper," Pankow says. "Even the so-called 'additive-free' cigarettes are highly engineered."
Journal reference: Journal of Chemical Research in Toxicology (DOI: DOI: 10.1021/tx0340596)
Straight
to the Brain!!
Previous research has
shown that a drug's addictiveness is influenced by the speed at which it is
delivered to the brain and absorbed into and from the blood stream.
The study shows that the modern cigarette does to nicotine what crack does
to cocaine," says addiction expert Jack Henningfield, at the Johns Hopkins
University School of Medicine. The notorious addictiveness of smoking crack
results from the vaporized cocaine reaching the brain almost immediately. Similarly,
free-base nicotine is the most damaging form because it is the optimal
configuration for binding to the nicotine receptors in the brain, heart and
rest of the body. If the binding efficiency is increased, it means the
concentration of nicotine at the receptors is higher and so it is very
addictive. The first few puffs are the most important in terms of addiction,
because nicotine reaches the brain within seconds.
The Yogurt “Weight Loss”
Story
Imagine that you have been on a diet for one year, just
trying to lose 12 pounds and smooth out your gut. You’ve been working out,
running, eating healthy, and following all the advice of professionals and
nutritionists that you’ve compiled from health and fitness magazines. You’ve
even been consulting friends and family who are educated in nutrition and
fitness. One problem, part of your diet consists of eating yogurt three times a
day because it quells your appetite before meals and you eat less when you do
sit down for meals. Yogurt has enzymes that help with digestion, and the kind
you’ve been eating only has 4 grams of fat – as listed on the back of each cup.
According to all the diet plans, you can have 12 grams of fat from yogurt and
you’re right on track to losing the 12 pounds, but one year in and no change!! What???
How could this be?! You really haven’t cheated much at all, only on holidays
and a few nights out with friends where you had a few glasses of wine.
Now, what if, after all that hard work and dieting, you
found out that the yogurt company was lying, and the actual grams of fat were
10 times what the label said, because of some secretive chemical process which
modified how the fat grams registered when tested by regulatory agencies who
make the manufacturer list the fat content.
This yogurt you have been eating for a year, every day,
three times a day, actually has 40 grams of fat per serving, and now you find
out due to a little research you’ve done, thanks to a friend who alerted you
about some fraudulent advertising practicing in which the yogurt companies were
suspected of engaging.
You are fuming angry! You’d love to sue the company, but the
Government and the Regulatory agency are all in on the scam since it makes them
millions, so you’ll just be spinning your wheels and wasting hard earned money
trying to go to court over it. So what do you do??
Knowledge is
King
There is nothing more powerful in this world than knowledge.
When you know what the problem is, you have the power to solve it. If you know
about the TRUE fat content in the yogurt, you would stop eating it, or change
brands immediately, wouldn’t you? If you knew that the nicotine in your
cigarettes was ten times the level listed, and you were trying to quit or cut
back, wouldn’t you switch brands before you tried to go cold turkey? The
problem with most people trying to quit isn’t motivation or wanting to quit,
it’s that they can’t. Most people will make up their minds to quit, but it
doesn’t matter, because they can’t. If you were serving ten years in prison for
a crime with no parole, and after a year you decided one night in your cell
that you would never commit a crime again as long as you live, would they let
you out? No. Just making up your mind to do something isn’t enough. You have to
have the knowledge of how to do it and the step by step plan.
Knowing that cigarettes with free-based nicotine create a
CHEMICAL ADDICTION, just like cocaine users have, is enough knowledge to
require you to take action right away. You must cut out the free-based
nicotine.
Your habit of smoking, for whatever other reasons, be it
relaxation, breathing exercise, getting outside on breaks from work,
socializing, menthol, and so on, those habits may continue, but you can quit a
habit by choosing to do so, you can’t just quit an addiction BY CHOOSING TO DO
SO. YOU NEED HELP.
The good news is that HELP is HERE! Change over to organic
cigarettes or buy organic tobacco and roll your own. This is step one! You must
start here in order to free yourself of the chemical addiction, and then quitting
or slowing down is a matter of choice.
Nicotine patches and gum won’t do the
trick either. You cannot ween yourself off of freebased nicotine by
supplementing or replacing 1/100 of the need. You’ll go right back eventually,
and the cigarette companies know it. Heck, they’re mainly the ones who sell the
patch and the gum! Isn’t that ironic?
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