nicotine cessation

Hi, thanks for stopping by, I need help on how would you translate to spanish the following:

1) Nicotine Cessation Program
2) Blood pressure
3) Respirations
4) Screening questions

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1) Programa de cese de consumo de nicotina
2) Presión arterial
3) Respiraciones
4) Encuesta preliminar

2007-08-15 16:05:23 by Midori

Dr.Kennedy is the worlds leading authority on smoking cessation. His colorful 7 Steps To Stop Smoking program at www.iquitsmokingfacts.com is the ...

Chewing gum makes me want to smoke.

Nicotine patches just make my arm ache.

I'd say the only best sure fire way to quit.. is to quit cold turkey.

2008-07-17 19:29:41 by meh.

Price: $14.95

i always thought nicotine keeps you addicted to smoking, but the tar is what is a danger to your health. now i hear nicotine causes damage to lungs also. does anyone know if this happens only when inhaled, or would the nicotine in the stop smoking gum also damage lungs? i have been using the gum to not smoke (haven't smoked in 9 months, still addicted to the gum) my lungs are worst than when i smoked!

I don't know the answer to whether nicotine damages you or not. It is a strong poison, so the chance is good that it does. If you have gone 9 months without smoking, you are free of the smoking addiction and your lungs are probably looking great. However, you are NOT free of the nicotine addiction. It's not as hard as you think to free yourself of this. Actually, it's easy. Read the book, "Easy Way to Quit" by Allen Carr. It worked for me. And you don't even have to stop the nicotine until you have actually finished the book. The book helps a person get rid of all the brainwashing that makes us believe its difficult to stop smoking. That brainwashing is the reason people fail to stop sometimes.
If I can do it, you certainly can!

2007-05-12 17:29:04 by tracie

Price: $87.00

I.e. Depression, concentration, motivation, etc.

i don't think so.

... my friend was a hardcore smoker, and he says that the nicotine patches don't even work /:
he quit with the gum

2009-01-24 06:03:31 by Mathew20

i have been a smoker of 6 years and began using a nicotine patch 3 days ago. i have been smoke free for the last 3 days.

however, i purchased (stupidly) the Walmart brand of nicotine patch because of the $20 discrepancy! the patches do not stick. they are supposed to last for 24 hrs/day (showers and swimming included) for 2 weeks. there are only 14 patches in the box and they begin to loose their grip quickly.

at work tonight i actually used duct tape to secure it because i didn't it want it to come off during my high stress job.

the directions in the box say that if the patch falls off, replace it with another one. i did this tonight, begrudgingly. these patches aren't cheap and i don't want to go through them too quickly.

so far i have placed one on my shoulder which seemed to last the longest although not 24 hours. by morning it had fallen off. on my arm, good for about 8 hours, and the second one i applied tonight on my chest. it began falling off after 2 hours.

i am furious and this is just making me feel like smoking would be easier!

on top of this, i am worried that, depending on the time-release of the patch, i am putting too much nicotine into my body by using 2 in one day.

does anyone know about this or what i should do? i'm going mostly cold turkey but i want the patch as a backup and it seems to be working.

any help would be appreciated!

I am sorry those patches are not sticking. I use to have that problem with hormone patches. Anyway I have been a smoker for ever and the only thing that helped me was Chantix. It is not for everyone and it has to be Dr ordered. Can be spendy too. I went from 2 to 2 1/2 a day to 1 to 2 smokes a day. Anyway you can quit best of luck to ya!

2009-03-06 23:57:17 by Jessica