I want a cigarette

It’s been 19 days 18hrs and 42 minutes. But the nicotine supplements are making my heart skip beats and im craving :tired_face:

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Talk to your dr about your heart skipping beats. But honestly, the effect it’s having on you is good proof you need to stay away from nicotine products

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That’s a long time. I guess I want to smoke a cigg with you.

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I resisted 15151515

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I used to have a heart that skipped beats. It was due to stress.

Maybe you need to destress. Do some boxed breathing. Listen to music and lie on your bed.

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I think it is stress. A combination of stress and nicotine. When i go off my medicine it gets worse. It was skipping every 15 seconds before so i went to the ER and they said it was premature atrial contractions and they told me to stop using nicotine and to meditate :grin: food, stress, and nicotine seem to make it worse

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19 days is really good.

You are more important than cigarettes.

Don’t give in to those buggers!

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I know how hard it is…I used to try and try and never stopped fully. Now I’m two years without a cigarette…good luck man.

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Thanks @jukebox. I know now i gotta quit. My lungs have been rumbling for months and dr said it sounded like bronchitis Or pnumonia. I dont wanna get chronic bronchitis so i really gotta stay away from the cigs.

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I think quitting smoking will lower your stress level in the long term and help your heart.

I quit 5 years ago. So, it’s possible.

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Is ur heart good now?

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It doesn’t skip beats anymore (I think). But I sometimes get anxious when my heart rate is high because of asthma and due to the fact that I got unwell once during long distance running.

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Well done @Jonathan2 that’s awesome

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I was a total addict. Smoked for almost a decade 20 cigarettes a day. From first thing in the morning. Till last thing before going to bed.

I know that even very addicted people can succeed in quitting from one day to the next.

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5 days and counting here. Don’t look back. Read again the benefits of beeing smoke free

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Nice work! :grin: 15

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That’s great. You’ll save a lot of money and be healthier. The people who live where I live are mostly smokers, and it takes a large part of their income.

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I have cut down on ciggs from 60 cigs a day to 30 ciggs and 30 nicotin.gumm a day.

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Wow @columbus, that is still a lot of nicotine to be taking in. If you use the gum, you’re not supposed to smoke cigarettes at the same time. At least that’s my understanding of it. Good luck on quitting. You sound like you’re trying, and that’s the most important step - a desire to stop. Good luck!

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