Who are the people that smoke the most?

Answer 1

Anyone can get addicted to smoking. You wouldn't think so considering the difficulty one experiences when beginning the habit. As I recall, there was a lot of coughing, spitting, burning, dizziness, upset stomach, etc.; but if we persist, we can achieve addiction. Ah! the power of peer pressure and the need to be accepted.

And for years we happily burn up perfectly good money every day when we purchase the demon weed. And the little cough, etch, etch, that invariably goes with it.

Eventually, some of us come to our senses after burning away $40,000 or $50,000. Then comes the unthinkable; we decide to quit! Oh! The humanity!

Quitting tobacco products has sired a whole new industry. There are now patches, gums, hypnosis, acupuncture, to names a few methods to help you to quit. But when it comes down to it, there are two methods of quitting: tapering off, and cold turkey. I've tried both.

Tapering off only prolongs the agony of withdrawal and for me, at least, didn't work. I tried this method several times without success.

So, on 27 June 1972 at 4:15 p.m. Atlantic Standard Time, I quit cold turkey.

For three weeks I walked around in a haze ranging from agony for the first few days, to moderate discomfort near the end. But I beat the physical addiction.

Of course, the psychological addiction lasted for about 10 years. But the psychological addiction had no real power over me. I'd just have a random thought pop into my head that I'd like a cigarette. And I'd just as easily dismiss it. Or I'd wake up from a dream feeling ashamed of myself because I'd smoked a cigarette, only to realize that it was just a dream. heh!

Answer 2

only people who are buttmunches and happy butts and butt holes only people who are buttmunches and happy butts and butt holes

Answer 3

Anyone who smokes is likely to get addicted to it.

Answer 4

Only 1500345.00 are addicted to smoking in Canada.!