After 37 years of smoking, and probably close to 100 attempts at quitting. I read One random article about your method of quitting, & actually Stopped on Oct. 3rd at 11:50am, & can't thank you enough for these videos. As far as cravings, I have not found anything that lessens them for me. I simply write down, or say out loud, "It's a 37 year old mental habit, nothing more, nothing less." I've made it this far, and will continue my successful smoke-free life 😁❤❤
Congratulations for quitting! It does feel good to be finally rid of this habit.. this method seems to be ideal for me too! One and a half months now. :)
I am a 44-year-old man who's been a regular smoker for over 15 years. I wish quitting was as easy as you have mentioned. I have made at least 30 attempts at quitting over the past 4 years. Every time I relapse, I am egged on by some mental setback. Wish you could show me a way out of this trap.
Hi Nadia. I wanted to revisit your site to let you and everyone here know that it was your videos that helped me to finally quit smoking almost 11 months ago. Like S17 below, I stumbled on one of your videos back in mid-November 2020 and finally quit on November 30th, 2020. After 40 years of heavy smoking (1.5 packs per day at least), I finally can say that I did it. I'm looking forward to celebrating next month. Thank you. To everyone out there who is struggling to quit smoking, just know that you can do it. For some reason, this time I found it easy. Crazy, but true. I guess I was ready. Thank you, Nadia.
It’s my second day guy. Please pray for me. I have been smoking for 9 years (ever since I was 15. I’m now 24) diagnosed with HBP, hiatal hernia, and extreme anxiety and panic attacks. I should stop now before it’s too late.
I am still at stage 2 of the cbq method; and i wrote my thoughts on how to enter and manage stage 3; your videos are helping me, please pray for me to quit successfully
I am ready to stop smoking. I started with 49yrs, never smoked before. Now I am 55yrs old and from 2moro on 11.1.2021 I WILL stop smoking and get my life back! Thank you for your videos!! Greetings from Germany!
Great job Nadia. We are all different, but when I quit smoking I also cut down on drinking, sugar and caffeine as well. I also don’t weigh myself. I have been working out harder since I quit and my pants are a bit looser. I don’t want to get on a scale and it upsets me and I go back to smoking. It’s a struggle quitting smoking no matter what you do!
@@ChelseaWoodsWorld It is a struggle Chelsea. There is no good way of quitting. I’m 6’-2” and was 207 when I quit, now I’m 213. Smoking dehydrates you and most of the weight gain is water weight. So don’t get obsessed over the weight gain issue.
Oh and like Jersey Paul below, I also quit drinking at the same time which, I believe, was the most important reason behind my success this time. Cigarettes and booze go hand in hand and once you have that first drink, it becomes almost impossible to maintain your smoking quit so I decided it was time to stop both. There were a few times when I thought about smoking, but I know now that even one smoke means back to being a slave to the nicotine addiction. Good luck to everyone.
I just found this woman today, and I think she’s gonna be what changes my life. I know it is elemental, I’ve been smoking for 30 years and a quick before for 8. For some reason this time around as much harder, and what’s even worse is I know it’s all mental and habit changing. But somehow, she explains this all in a way that my brain can except, and even adjust to everyone is different, I feel like this method may work for me, of course, with patches for a couple of weeks.
My dear nasia I m at 4th day of quiting . It's all can be possible because of you. U have miracle which apply every people who is watching your video . Thank u so much for making me happy and giving me freedom from tobacco . God bless you . Please translate video in hindi language also .
Να σαι καλά Νάντια . Εκπέμπεις πραγματικά θετική ενέργεια. Μόλις έκοψα το κάπνισμα πριν 20ωρες για την ακρίβεια και πραγματικά πέραν του ότι έμαθα πληροφορίες που δεν έχω βρει πουθενά αλλού η διάθεση σου ,ο τρόπος και η ενέργεια που εκπέμπεις όταν μιλάς πραγματικά μου έφτιαξαν τη διάθεση και με χαλάρωσαν. Α επίσης λατρεύω τη προφορά σου και το τρόπο που χειρίζεσαι τη γλώσσα ❤️
I am 5 days in no smoking taking no nicotine substitutes and the physical craving has started to reduce alot. I am very happy with this after 5 days . Also my chest feels much better . Do not take any nicotine products just do a week of cold turkey and man up
How's it going? I'm three days in so far, and I noticed I'm not having cravings as much as I'm always hungry 🤦. I went from 2 packs a day to fighting food cravings instead of nicotine.
You are absolutely adorable, I look forward to in trusting your method. Started smoking again after 28 year of not, with a divorce after 35 years of marriage. So, here I am, in trusting your method. I’m watching and thank you so much.
I have had so many attempts of being nicotine free and quitting vaping forever, I stoped vaping after watching your videos, it helped me a lot, i was nicotine free for 3 months, then i relapsed again, I came back here to try again and this time successfully succeed, thank you for your videos .
I've been a smoker for 27 years. Day 2 of giving up using just the patches. My nerves feel frayed, I feel anxious for a few minutes multiple times a day and I feel like I'm actually in a mild grief! However, my mouth feels cleaner already, I feel hopeful about becoming a non smoker, I'm looking forward to see the money I save and most importantly, my kids are really happy with me. I've gone two days already, I could never have imagined even getting this far so I'm even more determined to continue and not go back. Good luck to all the other ex smokers that see this comment as they fight their nicotine addiction. I believe in you.
Thank you Nasia! I'm now 1 and a half months smoke free, your videos have been extremely helpful, I look forward to your videos! One question please,, if I still use 3 nicotine gum/ lozenge a day, is all the nicotine out of my body? ( or am I prolonging this physical state?) I will try your mind power more 😃🙃
Hi Oriana, congratulations on your freedom! I'm glad you're looking forward to my videos :) If you're using nicotine gum/lozenge the nicotine is not out of your body. At this point, just put a goal for yourself to let those substitutes go. mindpower works!!
Those don’t actually help you with your addiction they might just temporarily satisfy your craving. So the chemical is still being induced into your system with such products. The only positive about using such quick methods is that you are only putting in the chemical responsible for your addiction in your system instead of all the other 4 to 6000 others which are carcinogenic and extremely harmful. All the best in overcoming your addiction 👍
Today is my 6th day smoke free after 22 years of smoking. I'm not fully over the cravings but i'm much better than day 1 and 2. I actually watched Extended Fellowship of the ring today lol
Thanks for your videos, they are the best. I'm so close to getting free than I've ever been before. I'm taking it gradually, and now that I'm on my way to being free and without having severe withdrawals.
OMG, this is so super helpful! After 51 years 4 pack a day, I quit. I really decided. I knew the first 3 days would be the worst. During those three days, I researched and got the heads up that days 5-7 were no joke. Right. headaches, insomnia, sweating as if I was constantly running a marathon. I made it! But day 8? hideous! It was as if my brain was revolting, and I could not stop the obsession of getting a cigarette. I failed completely because I wasn't prepared for that! I thought I was out of the woods. sigh. SO disappointed in myself! Now I have to start over, but this time I need a plan for days 8-30 where I hope I can tell my idiot self that I am NOT going back! I admit I am not looking forward to going through all that again, but I choose to be free, dammit! Oh, and watch out for the constantly running nose, sneezing, pain, etc. That first week is a b_tch! But know that while you are going through that? you are winning. And I will win too.
My husband says for him, it's usually as simple as "I don't do that anymore," or "I'll have a peppermint instead." Pretty much redirects his train of thought. When I've wanted to smoke, I've said "I don't want to smoke because ___________." Lower blood pressure, relieve anxiety from not having one, breathing better. I've posted a list of all the reasons I want to quit on the wall, and I just go down the checklist.
I need to try this method, I would like your opinion if chantix or tabex would help. I smoked 40 yrs, quit for 10, and started again when I retired because of boredom or just because it helps pass time. When I quit I used chantix and developed extreme anxiety and was on clonopin for 10 years. The only way to get off clonopin wa to start smoking again. Now I'm apprehensive about trying to quit again. My brain is locked into smoking as a lifestyle so I hope I can rewire it.
I've been smoke free for 3 months but nicotine free for only 4 days. I thought that by beating the smoking habit first I'd find it easier to quit nicotine, but as of day 4 I feel anxious all the time and can't focus on anything except my desire for an NRT product. I will beat it this time though.
Quitting causes me intense dizziness and low blood pressure (9.5), putting me in such a state of weakness that I can't even work. The longest I held up in this state was 3 weeks, until I gave up. Instant relief after one cig. What can I do about this?
Ok this past week I started a antibiotic... Out of the blue I started getting cigarette cravings. I haven't smoked for almost 2 months. Just don't understand where they came from. Or why I'm getting this after 2 months of not smoking... Could it be from the medications?
I started smoking at 16 I’m 22 now I’m no longer a smoker it’s only day one but iv noticed if I keep telling myself that “I’m not a smoker” instead of “I’m quitting” it makes it easier I’m literally changing my identity instead of just trying to stop hope this helps someone els working for me
Cravings are like house burglars, leave open windows and doors and they enter uninvited, lock them and they don’t get in, the second you feel a craving, lock the door ( change the thought focus to something else). I’m quitting as we speak and my coping mechanism is talking about smoking when I’m craving, because I openly remember why I’m quitting and I picture the benefits…. It’s easy to quit if you want to quit,I’m a smoker of 25 years, and already feel amazing for quitting
I Took my last cigerette on 28.feb.2022 @11:55 pm.. Till now 71.5 hours without cigerettes, .. In real, cravings are at peak while writing this Comment. May Allah help me to get well soon and led A smoke free life. Aameen.. ......... MDSR WANI. IND 192122. 03.03.2022. 11:34 pm.
Last time I quit I was nicotine free for 6 months but the cravings just didn't diminish at all. They were as intense as day 1. If I knew at what time they subside then I could make it but it just seems to go on forever.
With your accent, when you say "cravings" I'm not sure if you mean nicotine or blood 😅 I'm just kidding. I love your channel, it's been very helpful in my quitting journey. I'm 28 days nicotine-free and won't be going back to using any nicotine products 😊
Dont pressure yourself too much because quitting forever sounds intimidating for most. What helps is keeping a pack in your pocket for as long as you need to that way if you feel like you want a cig its in your pocket. If you remove cigs from within your reach guess what the cravings will be stronger to fight off. If you need to put a cig in your mouth do it just dont light it so you can get that mouth to hand motion. If you light it guess what nothing happened you didnt fail learn to think positive. The key is to start limiting the amount of hits you take. Your body only craves the amount of nicotine you introduce to it. In the morning thank Jesus Christ for another day then if you usually have coffee instead of taking 12 drags start counting your hits. Take 10 drags instead do this for a couple days. By wed take 8 hits do that till Friday. Monday take 6 drags do this till the weekend. Monday take 5 drags do this till the weekend. Monday take 4 drags do this till fri now friday morning when you make your coffee you will look back and say wow I only need 4 drags instead of 12 what happened why does 4 drags feel like 12? Lol that's because you have successfully trained your body to 4 drags and the body feels as satisfied as it once did when you had 12 drags. 3 weeks passed by now you're ready for the next step which is eliminating that morning cig. Monday if you still need to, go ahead and take 3 drags and dont toss it away, put it out and save it at the end of the day you will have many half smoked cig and you will notice that you still feel the same but look at how many DRAGS you saved yourself from taking by limiting and COUNTING your hits. Do this till wed. By fri dont take any drags instead tell your cravings that the pack is in my pocket I can have a cig anytime but I will have it later on. Dont get rid of your cigs keep them with you that way you limit your cravings because we tend to want things more when they are further away from us. Repeat this cycle for all your times you have a cig whether its morning, lunch break evening or in between. Start by limiting the amount of nicotine you put in your body and I guarantee you in 1 month you WILL be down to 2 cig a DAY. And by 2 cig I mean anywhere between 10-20 DRAGS a day. Remember cigs arent measured by how many you light but by the drags you inhale. If you fail just go back to the basics Start with 5 drags for a week then down to 3 for another week and you will have a much more pleasant time cutting down or quitting all together. If it worked for me this method will work for YOU too. The key is to take it easy do NOT beat yourself up. God bless you in Jesus name Amen. We can do all things thru CHRIST who strengthens us. YOU GOT THIS🙏❤
I am glad this worked for you but i think it worked in spite of your method and not because of it. The very nature of addiction... and nicotine specifically...is to want more and more...not less and less. No matter how you stopped the important thing is you stopped but 8 think you did the hard way :) 😀
My only problem is sleeping, about the cravings I pass them easily but... can't sleep at night without take nicotine from snooze or iqos, because I quitted usual cigarettes...Please give me advice what to do about the sleep...
hello nasia...i want to quit from today after 10 o clock...date of 13-3-23 in the night 10 o clock...i will give you everyday information on my comments..thanks
It will be 2 weeks for me Wednesday and I’m still craving a smoke.I’m only quitting because I’m trying to conceive but once that’s done I want to smoke
I just can't make myself understand why anyone WANTS to smoke. I don't even really know what my own reasons were, for wanting to smoke 28 years ago. I can name 100 reasons NOT to though. I am on day 1 of using a nicotine patch and only 3 hours since my last smoke. 2 packs a day for 28 years. I hope your WANT for smoking goes away. If you quit for a baby. Please STAY a non smoker for them too. They will need you even when they grow up. I have been without both my parents and all grand parents since my late 20's. I'm only 39 and completely alone in the world. Smoking took half of them. Anyways idk why i'm rambling to a stranger. I guess it's better than lighting a cigarette. Good luck to you and if you quit, i hope you stay quit. Your baby needs you, even when they grow up.
You can’t smoke while pregnant, or nursing, or with young kids, or kids who are old enough to know what it is, so you may as well quit for good, if you plan to conceive.
I was in hospital recently and that gave me the idea to use thought against myself. I quit three weeks ago today. If I get a craving, instead of subconsciously inhaling and getting that light headed dizzy spell from not having had a smoke for a long time. I imagine and try to visualise a nurse pushing a tube down my throat, I can hear her saying you’re doing well, keep swallowing. I have even found myself not only swallowing but also holding my breath for a couple of seconds because of the tube. Now I only get a craving once maybe twice a day and I smoked 50 yep 50 a day for 39 years. The bonus is each time I have a craving it reinforces to me that my option is to not have that smoke (and I take it as one smoke at a time) or have THAT smoke and face the tube. You will find those cravings disappear from your mind real fast. It’s working for me. Good luck everyone.
Just a Copy paste material from the work of legendary "Allen Carr" . Just twisting and changing some words here and there. I see Mr Carr has made a lot of people's career. Good content though . Keep it up. Best of luck. Thanks ma'am.
This is a serious accusation. Please be kind enough and show us where this material can be found in the work you're referring to. The answer is nowhere, but of course, you already know this if you have watched any of our videos. The definition and duration of nicotine cravings can be found in medical textbooks that existed long before but here's a more recent resource that we used: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2928221/ and the term "mental cravings" or cravings as thoughts is something our work and research in the CBQ Method has put forward.
The relationship between food and dopamine is found to be false. Even with depleted dopamine we do enjoy food. Physical symptoms of withdrawal may last up to a month (insomnia, headaches etc..) not days. And it’s not just about thoughts, stop selling nonsense
I cannot understand Whst the speaker is saying. I have hearing sids and heavy accents do not come in clearly. Waste of time unless we have a tape with another speaker or a text too bad am sure the information could be valuable.
@@CBQMethod Sorry! I thought it was meant for me, I respect Nadia, and actually feel she articulates well, and admire her , understand her, and defend her.
After 37 years of smoking, and probably close to 100 attempts at quitting. I read One random article about your method of quitting, & actually Stopped on Oct. 3rd at 11:50am, & can't thank you enough for these videos. As far as cravings, I have not found anything that lessens them for me. I simply write down, or say out loud, "It's a 37 year old mental habit, nothing more, nothing less." I've made it this far, and will continue my successful smoke-free life 😁❤❤
Congratulations for quitting! It does feel good to be finally rid of this habit.. this method seems to be ideal for me too! One and a half months now. :)
Congratulations and you're very welcome!! Thank you for sharing how you're counteracting your craving thoughts 👍🙏
@@orianafisher3960 Wow!! Congrats to you too 😁😁 Freedom is a wonderful feeling ❤
11.09.2021. 20:30 last cigarette , 20 years
I am a 44-year-old man who's been a regular smoker for over 15 years. I wish quitting was as easy as you have mentioned. I have made at least 30 attempts at quitting over the past 4 years. Every time I relapse, I am egged on by some mental setback. Wish you could show me a way out of this trap.
Hi Nadia. I wanted to revisit your site to let you and everyone here know that it was your videos that helped me to finally quit smoking almost 11 months ago. Like S17 below, I stumbled on one of your videos back in mid-November 2020 and finally quit on November 30th, 2020. After 40 years of heavy smoking (1.5 packs per day at least), I finally can say that I did it. I'm looking forward to celebrating next month. Thank you. To everyone out there who is struggling to quit smoking, just know that you can do it. For some reason, this time I found it easy. Crazy, but true. I guess I was ready. Thank you, Nadia.
Hi Mike, thank you for coming back to share this! Congratulations on your great success. I'm glad my videos helped you :)
It’s my second day guy. Please pray for me. I have been smoking for 9 years (ever since I was 15. I’m now 24) diagnosed with HBP, hiatal hernia, and extreme anxiety and panic attacks. I should stop now before it’s too late.
how are you now?
I am still at stage 2 of the cbq method; and i wrote my thoughts on how to enter and manage stage 3; your videos are helping me, please pray for me to quit successfully
I am ready to stop smoking. I started with 49yrs, never smoked before. Now I am 55yrs old and from 2moro on 11.1.2021 I WILL stop smoking and get my life back! Thank you for your videos!! Greetings from Germany!
@markhindenburg2506 did you quit smoking?
well? did you quit?
This channel is the Ultimate best channel for anyone wanting to quit smoking permanently.
Thank you very much!! That's the goal! :)
Great job Nadia. We are all different, but when I quit smoking I also cut down on drinking, sugar and caffeine as well. I also don’t weigh myself. I have been working out harder since I quit and my pants are a bit looser. I don’t want to get on a scale and it upsets me and I go back to smoking. It’s a struggle quitting smoking no matter what you do!
Just said this to myself; no activity will help, just needing to come to terms with what is, and what is wanted/needed, in opposition to the facts.
@@ChelseaWoodsWorld It is a struggle Chelsea. There is no good way of quitting. I’m 6’-2” and was 207 when I quit, now I’m 213. Smoking dehydrates you and most of the weight gain is water weight. So don’t get obsessed over the weight gain issue.
Oh and like Jersey Paul below, I also quit drinking at the same time which, I believe, was the most important reason behind my success this time. Cigarettes and booze go hand in hand and once you have that first drink, it becomes almost impossible to maintain your smoking quit so I decided it was time to stop both. There were a few times when I thought about smoking, but I know now that even one smoke means back to being a slave to the nicotine addiction. Good luck to everyone.
I just found this woman today, and I think she’s gonna be what changes my life. I know it is elemental, I’ve been smoking for 30 years and a quick before for 8. For some reason this time around as much harder, and what’s even worse is I know it’s all mental and habit changing. But somehow, she explains this all in a way that my brain can except, and even adjust to everyone is different, I feel like this method may work for me, of course, with patches for a couple of weeks.
My dear nasia I m at 4th day of quiting . It's all can be possible because of you. U have miracle which apply every people who is watching your video . Thank u so much for making me happy and giving me freedom from tobacco . God bless you . Please translate video in hindi language also .
Are you smoke free now?
I'm in love with you for saving so many peoples lifes. Thank you.
Να σαι καλά Νάντια . Εκπέμπεις πραγματικά θετική ενέργεια. Μόλις έκοψα το κάπνισμα πριν 20ωρες για την ακρίβεια και πραγματικά πέραν του ότι έμαθα πληροφορίες που δεν έχω βρει πουθενά αλλού η διάθεση σου ,ο τρόπος και η ενέργεια που εκπέμπεις όταν μιλάς πραγματικά μου έφτιαξαν τη διάθεση και με χαλάρωσαν. Α επίσης λατρεύω τη προφορά σου και το τρόπο που χειρίζεσαι τη γλώσσα ❤️
I am 5 days in no smoking taking no nicotine substitutes and the physical craving has started to reduce alot. I am very happy with this after 5 days . Also my chest feels much better . Do not take any nicotine products just do a week of cold turkey and man up
How's it going? I'm three days in so far, and I noticed I'm not having cravings as much as I'm always hungry 🤦.
I went from 2 packs a day to fighting food cravings instead of nicotine.
@@Gabiethemighty I stopped no cravings. Free from it now
Yeah man my chest/throat is craving that menthol feeling but it’s only my 2nd day
Watching your videos remind me how silly cravings are and how nothing will happen if I ignore them. You are the best, Nasia!
Thank you! I'm happy my videos remind you how silly cravings are because they are silly! :))))
You are absolutely adorable, I look forward to in trusting your method. Started smoking again after 28 year of not, with a divorce after 35 years of marriage. So, here I am, in trusting your method. I’m watching and thank you so much.
This is the best video on quitting smoking.
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
Thanks for watching! What helps you overcome cravings? Share your tips in the comments below👇
I have had so many attempts of being nicotine free and quitting vaping forever, I stoped vaping after watching your videos, it helped me a lot, i was nicotine free for 3 months, then i relapsed again, I came back here to try again and this time successfully succeed, thank you for your videos .
I've been a smoker for 27 years. Day 2 of giving up using just the patches. My nerves feel frayed, I feel anxious for a few minutes multiple times a day and I feel like I'm actually in a mild grief! However, my mouth feels cleaner already, I feel hopeful about becoming a non smoker, I'm looking forward to see the money I save and most importantly, my kids are really happy with me.
I've gone two days already, I could never have imagined even getting this far so I'm even more determined to continue and not go back.
Good luck to all the other ex smokers that see this comment as they fight their nicotine addiction. I believe in you.
You are showing your children that impossible does not exist in your family, keep going !
how are you doing now? pulling for you, as it gives us all hope!
Thank you Nasia! I'm now 1 and a half months smoke free, your videos have been extremely helpful, I look forward to your videos! One question please,, if I still use 3 nicotine gum/ lozenge a day, is all the nicotine out of my body? ( or am I prolonging this physical state?) I will try your mind power more 😃🙃
Hi Oriana, congratulations on your freedom! I'm glad you're looking forward to my videos :) If you're using nicotine gum/lozenge the nicotine is not out of your body. At this point, just put a goal for yourself to let those substitutes go. mindpower works!!
Those don’t actually help you with your addiction they might just temporarily satisfy your craving. So the chemical is still being induced into your system with such products. The only positive about using such quick methods is that you are only putting in the chemical responsible for your addiction in your system instead of all the other 4 to 6000 others which are carcinogenic and extremely harmful. All the best in overcoming your addiction 👍
Today is my 6th day smoke free after 22 years of smoking. I'm not fully over the cravings but i'm much better than day 1 and 2. I actually watched Extended Fellowship of the ring today lol
Thanks for your videos, they are the best. I'm so close to getting free than I've ever been before. I'm taking it gradually, and now that I'm on my way to being free and without having severe withdrawals.
You're welcome, Tricia! Keep at it you will succeed!
OMG, this is so super helpful! After 51 years 4 pack a day, I quit. I really decided. I knew the first 3 days would be the worst. During those three days, I researched and got the heads up that days 5-7 were no joke. Right. headaches, insomnia, sweating as if I was constantly running a marathon. I made it! But day 8? hideous! It was as if my brain was revolting, and I could not stop the obsession of getting a cigarette. I failed completely because I wasn't prepared for that! I thought I was out of the woods. sigh. SO disappointed in myself! Now I have to start over, but this time I need a plan for days 8-30 where I hope I can tell my idiot self that I am NOT going back! I admit I am not looking forward to going through all that again, but I choose to be free, dammit! Oh, and watch out for the constantly running nose, sneezing, pain, etc. That first week is a b_tch! But know that while you are going through that? you are winning. And I will win too.
hope everything is going well for you @espy. thanks for sharing :) i'm on my second day of not smoking.
@@jef- hope you still hanging in there,I gonna give it a try too.
@@anndaluz2052 I'm at my bachelor party and I'm still smoke free!
@@jef- your bachelor party? Sounds the lucky woman marries a man with strength and willpower.bless you!
80 a day? Wow. You give us all hope. 👍
I'm 6 months smoke free
3:54 to hear what you actually needed
Thank you for saving my life.
Thank you so much l have made it. All your videos are helpful to me❤🙏🏻😊
Congratulations!! Glad my videos have been helpful to you :)
the brain fog is really killing me i feel like im paralised and cant concentrate at all at university 😕
How are u now?
My husband says for him, it's usually as simple as "I don't do that anymore," or "I'll have a peppermint instead." Pretty much redirects his train of thought.
When I've wanted to smoke, I've said "I don't want to smoke because ___________." Lower blood pressure, relieve anxiety from not having one, breathing better. I've posted a list of all the reasons I want to quit on the wall, and I just go down the checklist.
OK!
So after 42 years of smoking, I have decided now is the time.
"Mind Power" over "Will Power", that will be my mantra.
Wish me luck.
Good luck
I need to try this method, I would like your opinion if chantix or tabex would help.
I smoked 40 yrs, quit for 10, and started again when I retired because of boredom or just because it helps pass time.
When I quit I used chantix and developed extreme anxiety and was on clonopin for 10 years. The only way to get off clonopin wa to start smoking again. Now I'm apprehensive about trying to quit again. My brain is locked into smoking as a lifestyle so I hope I can rewire it.
I've been smoke free for 3 months but nicotine free for only 4 days. I thought that by beating the smoking habit first I'd find it easier to quit nicotine, but as of day 4 I feel anxious all the time and can't focus on anything except my desire for an NRT product. I will beat it this time though.
Quitting causes me intense dizziness and low blood pressure (9.5), putting me in such a state of weakness that I can't even work. The longest I held up in this state was 3 weeks, until I gave up. Instant relief after one cig. What can I do about this?
Over a month just after these videos on UA-cam..
Congratulations!!!
@@CBQMethod two months now, after forty years. thank you .
Ok this past week I started a antibiotic... Out of the blue I started getting cigarette cravings. I haven't smoked for almost 2 months. Just don't understand where they came from. Or why I'm getting this after 2 months of not smoking... Could it be from the medications?
Your videos have been helping me I'm on 1 month smoke free. I am so afraid of failure tho.
I started smoking at 16 I’m 22 now I’m no longer a smoker it’s only day one but iv noticed if I keep telling myself that “I’m not a smoker” instead of “I’m quitting” it makes it easier I’m literally changing my identity instead of just trying to stop hope this helps someone els working for me
U r 💯% right mam..💐💐
Cravings are like house burglars, leave open windows and doors and they enter uninvited, lock them and they don’t get in, the second you feel a craving, lock the door ( change the thought focus to something else). I’m quitting as we speak and my coping mechanism is talking about smoking when I’m craving, because I openly remember why I’m quitting and I picture the benefits…. It’s easy to quit if you want to quit,I’m a smoker of 25 years, and already feel amazing for quitting
I Took my last cigerette on 28.feb.2022 @11:55 pm..
Till now 71.5 hours without cigerettes, ..
In real, cravings are at peak while writing this Comment.
May Allah help me to get well soon and led
A smoke free life. Aameen..
......... MDSR WANI.
IND 192122.
03.03.2022. 11:34 pm.
How are you now?
You got successs in quitting or nor?
Day 1
17.07.2022 10:45 pm.
6 hours since last tobacco.
Mouth: feeling weird.
Brain: only thinking about having one.
Last time I quit I was nicotine free for 6 months but the cravings just didn't diminish at all. They were as intense as day 1. If I knew at what time they subside then I could make it but it just seems to go on forever.
exhausting, isn't it? How long did you smoke, and are you still on the bandwagon?
Day 21 and today I very seriously thought about taking a drink and having nicotine again. Hate this shit
With your accent, when you say "cravings" I'm not sure if you mean nicotine or blood 😅
I'm just kidding. I love your channel, it's been very helpful in my quitting journey. I'm 28 days nicotine-free and won't be going back to using any nicotine products 😊
You'll never know. Congratulations on your success.
You're so pretty so I learn from you the most 💜 lol
This is a good video
Thank you so much
Please can you send me what your says as PDF ?!
It’s been 15 hours of my last cigarette … let’s do it man .. I won,t quit quitting
I am quitting smoking while I am on a 7 day fast.... I just decided I was done with it. The cravings are rough though.
Dont pressure yourself too much because quitting forever sounds intimidating for most. What helps is keeping a pack in your pocket for as long as you need to that way if you feel like you want a cig its in your pocket. If you remove cigs from within your reach guess what the cravings will be stronger to fight off. If you need to put a cig in your mouth do it just dont light it so you can get that mouth to hand motion. If you light it guess what nothing happened you didnt fail learn to think positive.
The key is to start limiting the amount of hits you take. Your body only craves the amount of nicotine you introduce to it. In the morning thank Jesus Christ for another day then if you usually have coffee instead of taking 12 drags start counting your hits. Take 10 drags instead do this for a couple days. By wed take 8 hits do that till Friday.
Monday take 6 drags do this till the weekend. Monday take 5 drags do this till the weekend. Monday take 4 drags do this till fri now friday morning when you make your coffee you will look back and say wow I only need 4 drags instead of 12 what happened why does 4 drags feel like 12? Lol that's because you have successfully trained your body to 4 drags and the body feels as satisfied as it once did when you had 12 drags.
3 weeks passed by now you're ready for the next step which is eliminating that morning cig. Monday if you still need to, go ahead and take 3 drags and dont toss it away, put it out and save it at the end of the day you will have many half smoked cig and you will notice that you still feel the same but look at how many DRAGS you saved yourself from taking by limiting and COUNTING your hits. Do this till wed. By fri dont take any drags instead tell your cravings that the pack is in my pocket I can have a cig anytime but I will have it later on.
Dont get rid of your cigs keep them with you that way you limit your cravings because we tend to want things more when they are further away from us.
Repeat this cycle for all your times you have a cig whether its morning, lunch break evening or in between.
Start by limiting the amount of nicotine you put in your body and I guarantee you in 1 month you WILL be down to 2 cig a DAY. And by 2 cig I mean anywhere between 10-20 DRAGS a day. Remember cigs arent measured by how many you light but by the drags you inhale.
If you fail just go back to the basics
Start with 5 drags for a week then down to 3 for another week and you will have a much more pleasant time cutting down or quitting all together. If it worked for me this method will work for YOU too. The key is to take it easy do NOT beat yourself up.
God bless you in Jesus name Amen.
We can do all things thru CHRIST who strengthens us.
YOU GOT THIS🙏❤
I am glad this worked for you but i think it worked in spite of your method and not because of it. The very nature of addiction... and nicotine specifically...is to want more and more...not less and less. No matter how you stopped the important thing is you stopped but 8 think you did the hard way :) 😀
no
She's perfect...the accent too 🤦🏻♂️....I'd quit for u too 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
My only problem is sleeping, about the cravings I pass them easily but... can't sleep at night without take nicotine from snooze or iqos, because I quitted usual cigarettes...Please give me advice what to do about the sleep...
does using the tablets reduce inflammation
what kind of tablets?
Is cbq method work on chewing tobacco
Absolutely! It works for all forms of nicotine addiction.
Are you that yoga girl that kept going viral back in 2010’s?
No
Will I have mental cravings forever?
I closed my eyes and imagined smoking a cigarette in the Whiterun tavern in Skyrim, because of the lady's voice.
hello nasia...i want to quit from today after 10 o clock...date of 13-3-23 in the night 10 o clock...i will give you everyday information on my comments..thanks
It's been 14 days since i've cut out JUULing / all nicotine (cold-turkey). I still have intense nicotine cravings all day.
How are u now please help
It will be 2 weeks for me Wednesday and I’m still craving a smoke.I’m only quitting because I’m trying to conceive but once that’s done I want to smoke
I just can't make myself understand why anyone WANTS to smoke. I don't even really know what my own reasons were, for wanting to smoke 28 years ago. I can name 100 reasons NOT to though. I am on day 1 of using a nicotine patch and only 3 hours since my last smoke. 2 packs a day for 28 years. I hope your WANT for smoking goes away. If you quit for a baby. Please STAY a non smoker for them too. They will need you even when they grow up. I have been without both my parents and all grand parents since my late 20's. I'm only 39 and completely alone in the world. Smoking took half of them. Anyways idk why i'm rambling to a stranger. I guess it's better than lighting a cigarette. Good luck to you and if you quit, i hope you stay quit. Your baby needs you, even when they grow up.
You can’t smoke while pregnant, or nursing, or with young kids, or kids who are old enough to know what it is, so you may as well quit for good, if you plan to conceive.
I was in hospital recently and that gave me the idea to use thought against myself. I quit three weeks ago today. If I get a craving, instead of subconsciously inhaling and getting that light headed dizzy spell from not having had a smoke for a long time. I imagine and try to visualise a nurse pushing a tube down my throat, I can hear her saying you’re doing well, keep swallowing. I have even found myself not only swallowing but also holding my breath for a couple of seconds because of the tube. Now I only get a craving once maybe twice a day and I smoked 50 yep 50 a day for 39 years. The bonus is each time I have a craving it reinforces to me that my option is to not have that smoke (and I take it as one smoke at a time) or have THAT smoke and face the tube. You will find those cravings disappear from your mind real fast. It’s working for me. Good luck everyone.
How many days craving lasting
Hello! I answer this question in the video above :)
Some people say cravings last forever is it true?
The video answers that question
I use nicotine for my depression instead of using medication. I can't stop now
How long craving Last solid answer?
my cravings last 5-15 mins then pass its not that bad,I like doing a workout or drinking water
Its just the same illusion as my marriage,hahaha
My problem is I've found a legitimate medical use for nicotine, so I'll probably always use it
And dont use lord of the rings examples leave it to nerds and children
Just a Copy paste material from the work of legendary "Allen Carr" .
Just twisting and changing some words here and there.
I see Mr Carr has made a lot of people's career.
Good content though . Keep it up. Best of luck. Thanks ma'am.
This is a serious accusation. Please be kind enough and show us where this material can be found in the work you're referring to. The answer is nowhere, but of course, you already know this if you have watched any of our videos. The definition and duration of nicotine cravings can be found in medical textbooks that existed long before but here's a more recent resource that we used: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2928221/ and the term "mental cravings" or cravings as thoughts is something our work and research in the CBQ Method has put forward.
@@CBQMethod ok.
I agree....!
The relationship between food and dopamine is found to be false.
Even with depleted dopamine we do enjoy food.
Physical symptoms of withdrawal may last up to a month (insomnia, headaches etc..) not days.
And it’s not just about thoughts, stop selling nonsense
It's been 21 days since I've had nicotine..... I get angry at literally everything. I do not like this. Feel like an impatient a-hole
It just foesnt go well with your vid .
U see when u wear black u are just more classy u dont need to be tricolour or worse multicolour
She takes to long to give the pertinent information
I cannot understand Whst the speaker is saying. I have hearing sids and heavy accents do not come in clearly. Waste of time unless we have a tape with another speaker or a text too bad am sure the information could be valuable.
Can’t you read?
That's rude. The video has closed captions, kindly check before posting something like this @Bonnie Miller.
@@CBQMethod What’s rude is criticizing a person accent , I’m seeing it written, so if you don’t hear it you can read it.
@@lindakelley2676 We agree. Our comment was for Bonnie.
@@CBQMethod Sorry! I thought it was meant for me, I respect Nadia, and actually feel she articulates well, and admire her , understand her, and defend her.
Don't speak so fast, it is hard to understand you.
Thank you for letting me know. The video has closed captions if that helps.