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Quit smoking
Easy. I already stopped a hundred times. As my relationship with the tobacco akin to a game of yo-yo. I tried everything: patches, substitute products, hypnosis and even the double-blind trial of a drug before its marketing. The results have not been completely negative. My record is even a total cessation of two years!
But tobacco has always reasserted itself.
Why? Smoking kills, it is written in big letters on the packages, smoking stinks, it's a tough reality. But smoking is also a pleasure, a gesture which accompanies and glamourize - even if it is a glamor by the week, I agree its a thread of life to deal with boredom which I have a hard time to deal without.
The miracle arrived a few months ago.
After a concert I went to chat with one of my friends I had not seen for ages, in a small corner of the room. There I saw him pull on a black rod terminated by a green LED that turned on at each of his inspirations.Then I noticed the plumes of smoke coming out of his mouth and nose? I threw a "What's that? "Puzzled that causes this response to engrave in stone:" That? It's a blessing against addiction."He explained its an electronic cigarette and he made me taste it. It was not unpleasant. And even in an enclosed area it produced a smoke that had no smell and did not bother anyone inside the room. It was a pleasure beyond comparisons.
The next morning, I rushed to the Internet
I typed "Electronic cigarette" in the search engine and ordered a pack for myself. A few days later a package arrived at the office inside a cigar shaped box, and I am now the proud owner of a little white stick, with a cigarette holder. I started to blast perfectly odorless smoke puffs, but they were not entirely without flavor. Everyone around me had a different reaction adding different spicy comments like: "It looks like a pacifier, a big boy like you!
I kept quiet
Suddenly, I could smoke everywhere without hindering anyone, but it did caused intrigued. The waiters asked me to stop, I explained the principle, made them see the lack of smell, and I still smoked my cigarette in peace. I do smoke real cigarettes from time to time, but incomparably much less than before. Still, to truly measure the efficiency of those virtual cigarettes, only time will tell. But for now, it's sure is a big help in my constant fight against tobacco dependency
