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First Week Stop Smoking PlanCessation process can be terrible especially if you have decided to quit smoking cold turkey. In fact, even if you are using some quit smoking medications, the cessation process can be very annoying. That is why we have out together a brief stop smoking plan to help you during your first ex-smoker week.
Monday Well, all lifetime decisions start on Monday. If this is the Monday, you really have decided to get rid of cigarettes than do so. Throw away all your cigarette supplies even the hidden ones. It is necessary that your home is cigarette free. Get rid of the cigarette smoke smell as well – clean all ashtrays, wash all your clothes. Dry-clean your window treatments and carpets as well. Tuesday It is time to get some help. The cravings will be terrible and it will be hard to resist. Keep in mind that only the first days are that unpleasant so just hold on to your decision. Ask your physician what quit smoking products you can use. In addition, get support from your friends and family. If you feel it is right for you, find yourself an ex-smokers support group and sign yourself up. Wednesday Some consider the third day crucial in any stop smoking plan. This is when most stop smoking plans are crashed into pieces by the strong desire to light up a cigarette, “Just one and I will go no…” cigarette. Find something to keep you occupied during all of your spare time. If necessary, ask for more work at your office or help a friend with something. It is vital to keep both your hands and mind busy all the time. If a craving strikes, take a deep breath and count to ten, it will go away. Thursday Surprisingly you will find out that the cravings are reduced and with less intensity. This is a sign that your stop smoking plan is going well. What it also means is that you should not ruin it in any circumstances. It is a good day to start going to the gym or attend some dance or yoga classes. Physical activities will not only keep you busy but they will help your body clean from cigarette toxins. Friday Keep the good non-smoker behavior pall. You have almost survived the week and if you really do, you can be sure the next weeks will be much easier. It will be good to start a vitamin rich diet. Vitamins are good for you as they will help your body recover from smoking but they will also help the cessation symptoms. Moreover, it is likely to feel your appetite reviving so fresh vegetables and fruits can be nice substitute for other calorie rich foods. The weekend Avoid your regular weekend activities such as a night out n a club. Spending the weekend in a nicotine free environment will help your stop smoking plan. Arrange a short out-of-city vacation with your non-smoker friends.
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