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Life without Cigarettes ... Get ready for the best 2016 you could EVER imagine!

  2016! It's the Beginning of the End ... of Cigarettes! Nobody said that you have to have your last cigarette ever in 2015, all we're saying is that you begin your exit of the "highway" of toxicity as the New Year's ball drops in New York City, and you might even use organic tobacco or vape (electronic cigarettes) as part of your escape from the vicious cycle of commercial tobacco. Here is the first step. Make your New Year's resolution to begin quitting smoking on New Year's Eve, and let StopSmoking.News help you with the rest. If you're smoking a cigarette right now and reading this, it's okay, because it might just be your last one, ever. Sure, you've heard that before, but what you haven't heard is this: One in every six Americans smokes cigarettes; one third of all Americans get cancer in their lifetime; only fifty percent of cancer's "victims" survive it. Now take another drag of that cigarette and you will e...

What's more addictive than cocaine or heroin? Nicotine in Cigarettes

On the right side of your brain, you've got the ability and functions for art, creativity, imagination, intuition, insight, holistic thoughts, music awareness, and of course, left hand control. Then, on the left side of your brain, you've got the abilities and functions to develop analytical thought, logic, reasoning, language, science and math, writing, and of course, right hand control. Which hand do you smoke with? Drive with? Brush your teeth with? Which side controls your emotions about life, and very importantly, which side will give you the drive and willpower to quit smoking nicotine? It's possibly the most addictive drug on the planet as far as your brain is concerned. Shocking Research from 2003: 'Dopaminergic Neurons' Researchers at the University of Chicago found that the nicotine in cigarettes doesn't just stimulate the brain's reward system, but alters the balance of inputs from two kinds of neurons that regulate reward syst...