Originally Posted by Juo (Post 35098643)

In terms of the actually quitting it defiantly still takes will power what ever you decide, setting a date in stone is good and also throwing away everything you have to do with smoking also works well.

Ive got an app on my phone that gives me a rundown of how im doing so far its saying

Days since smoking 10
Total amount saved £12.50
Total cigarettes NOT smoked 120

Having a look at those numbers gives me lots of incentive.

Originally Posted by Juo (Post 35098638)

I seriously wouldn't be put off by that article.

I know thats from a guy that sells them but this is a new product and obviously no one knows what the long term affects are.......

Originally Posted by superbiatch (Post 35098653)

Precisely the reason why the NHS won't supply them as a quit smoking aid.

But good on you for giving up smoking tobacco :tu:

Originally Posted by Juo (Post 35098656)

I dont really care if the NHS provide them as a quitting aid, the NHS provided Avandia to diabetics and look where thats got them. http://is.gd/fur6J

Anyway I was aware of articles on the internet and am also aware there could still be risks, one day hopefully I wont smoke anything :) for now I do enjoy a good puff on my e-cig

Originally Posted by defirish (Post 35098640)

Spill

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35098697)

Only if my timing's out :)

Originally Posted by Juo (Post 35098643)

In terms of the actually quitting it defiantly still takes will power what ever you decide, setting a date in stone is good and also throwing away everything you have to do with smoking also works well.

Ive got an app on my phone that gives me a rundown of how im doing so far its saying

Days since smoking 10
Total amount saved £12.50
Total cigarettes NOT smoked 120

Having a look at those numbers gives me lots of incentive.