Winnipeg, Canada Nov 21, 2006. If you’re among the 70% of smokers who would love to quit, if only you knew how, the new paperback, “How to STOP SMOKING FOR GOOD in 5 Days” promises to help.
For successful, long-term cessation, leading world health authorities recommend adopting a combination approach.
According to the Surgeon General:
"...a combination of behavioral counseling and pharmacological treatment can boost success up to 10 times."
(http://www.hhs.gov/news/press/2000pres/20000809.html)
NRTs (Nicotine Replacement Therapies) like “the patch” are a popular choice and readily available through most pharmacies. These products address the physical side of the addiction, only and consequently, most popular brands now carry the recommendation to combine their product with a support program, predominantly on the front of their package.
Behavioral counseling programs to combine with NRTs have been difficult to locate, are often expensive, and up until now have been inconvenient to attend, belonging to the exclusive domain of the classroom.
"How to STOP SMOKING FOR GOOD in 5 Days" offers a complete behavioral counseling support program, in paperback form and is now accessible online to virtually everyone. It’s structured to systematically move smokers closer to becoming and remaining ex-smokers, regardless of schedule, location, budget or level of addiction. Combining this program with NRTs will result in a significant increase in success rates.
The program provides proven craving-handling strategies and up-to-date coping methods, with proven behavior techniques used by many of today's top athletes and business professionals to ease transition and affect change quickly and permanently.
Filled with current facts, statistics, and study findings, to help maintain focus and motivation, the 5-Module program features practical, educational instruction and daily behavioral exercises - increasing chances for long-term cessation and making the task far more manageable.
Graduates of the program report experiencing a smoother transition, with reduced intensity and duration of withdrawal symptoms and fewer incidences of relapse. The program carries worldwide doctors’ recommendations, is guaranteed for completeness and accuracy and recommended for all smokers – and ex-smokers who still crave.
The original “STOP SMOKING FOR GOOD” smoking cessation support program was first designed for the Canadian classroom in 1999 and has since been offered as a popular 10-piece audio kit, updated annually and available worldwide since 2002, through: www.STOPSMOKINGFORGOOD.com. This new paperback is a reworked version of the audio program, containing all the latest updates for 2007.
