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One Last Cigarette
Author: Justin Matters
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Patches, Sprays, Hypnosis, Tablets, Strips, Therapy, eCigarettes. All costly and hair pulling methods of quitting smoking with minimal success rates. If you are watching this, Congratulations on taking the first step into ditching the durries for good.
Through this free video program you will find out your unique way of quitting cigarettes, be able to enjoy the process of quitting and feel empowered from the moment you decide to have your last cigarette.
So what's different about this video series? You must continue smoking while participating in this program. Sounds crazy doesn't it?
Whether you have tried to quit in the past, have relapsed, are quitting for the first time, or if you are anxious about quitting, I urge you to watch my free video series.
Every ex-smoker knows the benefits of quitting smoking including a hefty cash injection into your wallet and increased health but what else will you gain?
You will have more confidence and feel better equipped to handle stress and concentrate easier. You will enjoy social company and relationships more on top of finally beating your dependance on the nicotine monster.
This free video series demonstrates why in order to quit, it is necessary to remove the reasons why smokers do smoke and addressing and removing the desire to light up.
To begin please view the first video in the program, also bring a pen and paper or use a note-taking app for our activities in each video and congratulations on taking the first step into becoming a non-smoker.
Through this free video program you will find out your unique way of quitting cigarettes, be able to enjoy the process of quitting and feel empowered from the moment you decide to have your last cigarette.
So what's different about this video series? You must continue smoking while participating in this program. Sounds crazy doesn't it?
Whether you have tried to quit in the past, have relapsed, are quitting for the first time, or if you are anxious about quitting, I urge you to watch my free video series.
Every ex-smoker knows the benefits of quitting smoking including a hefty cash injection into your wallet and increased health but what else will you gain?
You will have more confidence and feel better equipped to handle stress and concentrate easier. You will enjoy social company and relationships more on top of finally beating your dependance on the nicotine monster.
This free video series demonstrates why in order to quit, it is necessary to remove the reasons why smokers do smoke and addressing and removing the desire to light up.
To begin please view the first video in the program, also bring a pen and paper or use a note-taking app for our activities in each video and congratulations on taking the first step into becoming a non-smoker.
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Send me a tip via [email protected] me on social media↪ TikTok↪ Instagram↪ LinktreeWant spooky content?Check out The Complete Guide to HorrorWant bad dating stories?Check out Date or DisasterIf you have understood everything I've said, by now you may be impatient to get going, if so you are free to go. If you have understood everything but are still apprehensive. It may just be a fear of failure but rest assured you are on the correct path. The key is to be certain. If you are suffering any doubts over specific things I've mentioned please re-watch the previous videos and take as much time as you need to understand the power of nicotine addiction.In the coming days you will find whether it be at a social event or during a testing time that you will be self assured in your decision to quit smoking. It will be one of the first many moments of revelations. See smoking for what it is, an insidious, confidence trick designed to keep you enslaved for your life.I need you to make a solemn vow that when you extinguish that last cigarette that you will never ever smoke another and put your life first.I need you to make another vow, that whenever you think about smoking, whether it be a good day or bad day, you never ever question your decision but simply think ""I have 100% freedom now, nothing can stop me now""Keep me up to date with your progress. I'd wish you luck but I'm already proud of you and confident you can do this!INSTRUCTIONS1. Keep an open mind2. Extinguish the final cigarette with a feeling of 100% freedom and elation - Not deprivation or misery3. Be aware that the nicotine demon will be trying to trick you.4. Do not avoid social situations or other smokers.5. You are already a non-smoker6. Don't worry if your thoughts are obsessed over smoking for a few weeks, this is perfectly normal. Rejoice in the transitional period.Thank you for watching.
Send me a tip via [email protected] me on social media↪ TikTok↪ Instagram↪ LinktreeWant spooky content?Check out The Complete Guide to HorrorWant bad dating stories?Check out Date or DisasterIf you feel that what I've described in any video of this series to be bullshit, I urge you to re-watch any and all videos that stumped you before you continue any further.If the thought of never having another cigarette fills you with panic, try to face up to the only alternative "Never being allowed to quit and being enslaved for eternity in the nicotine trap"See smoking for what it really is. A deadly, contagious, addictive disease that gets worse and worse and leads to a lifetime of misery and an early death. If you feel you are too stressed due to an event coming up, even better! you'll be able to prove yourself by jumping in the deep end and being able to quit instantly with no withdrawal symptoms and managing your daily day to day stress without cigarettes.Have a smoke while reviewing these recap points. I wish you all the best on your journey to be free from the nicotine trap and I know you can do it, you already got this far, please also feel free to message me on my social media channels. Links are in the description or comment on the video. I aim to reply to all comments and messages.1. For the first few days to possibly first few months, you will have an inner saboteur that will work it's hardest to try and undermine your resolution and goals. Recognise this saboteur as the nicotine demon dying in it's death throes. You may feel disoriented for a while adjusting to the change, this is perfectly normal.2. For the first 30 days your mind may completely think about nothing but smoking, this is normal and natural, after all you may have smoked for years or decades, it's not going to disappear instantly like that but it does get progressively better each day. There's nothing bad happening, it's a wonderful change that leads you to 100% freedom3. It's what you are thinking that's crucial, if you are constantly thinking "I'm craving a cigarette but can't have one" instead of "I'm a non-smoker, I'm already free!" you'll feel great every time a pop up craving does occur4. See smoking for what it really is, an unhealthy lifelong addiction to nicotine that can only be stopped if you identify cravings as just the nicotine demon in it's final stages of life5. Smoking is the enemy, when an enemy disappears, you don't go through a period of mourning or heartbreak, instead you can immediately rejoice and move on with your life6. Spend the next few days after your final cigarette exhilarated that you are now free from being enslaved. Rejoice in your decision to be free7. Do not wait to become a non-smoker, you are already a non-smoker the moment you extinguished that final cigarette. Do not wait for baited breath for a moment you feel like a non-smoker, it will never come because you are already a non-smoker.8. You will enjoy social occasions more9. You will be able to better concentrate and find solutions to stress and boredom that don't involve puffing on cigarettes10. Understand the only difference between smokers and non-smokers is that non-smokers have no desire to smoke a single cigarette, Accept that for the first few days you may misinterpret the nicotine demon dying as "I want a cigarette" instead of "Hooray the demon is dying" but please do not give in to smoking, this is short and temporary and the time will fly past quick11. Do not avoid social situations that feature other smokers. Relish in your ability to refrain from partaking in smoking and showing others how powerful the new you is12. Willpower does not work, never go down this method. There is no willpower to be used when quitting, change your frame of thinking to understand that taking up smoking again requires willpower13. No smoker ever enjoys smoking, you are freeing yourself form your addiction to nicotine#onelastcigarette #quitsmoking #selfhelp #smoke #cigarette #nicabate #nicorette #allencarr #justinmatters #vaping #hypnosis #quit #tobacco
Send me a tip via [email protected] me on social media↪ TikTok↪ Instagram↪ LinktreeWant spooky content?Check out The Complete Guide to HorrorWant bad dating stories?Check out Date or DisasterThere is no sacrifice when beating our nicotine addictions! There is nothing to give up!This may be difficult for you to believe, if you are having small jitters, have no fears, this is normal. If you gravely concerned about this, please re-watch all previous videos. It took me my fourth time reading through the complexities of the nicotine trap and stewing on this information in order to get it through my head.The most common reason that smokers give for quitting is health followed by money however finances are an afterthought for some. Health and money were the reasons I wanted to quit. It never dawned on me that I should have quit because I was addicted to a drug.I knew personally that my regular bouts of asthma, coughing and sleep apnoea were directly related to smoking but I avoided linking them to my addiction. Now that I'm free, I have much better breathing, more money and no longer suffer from bouts of asthma or coughing. I relied on a preventor medication alongside ventalin and due to other factors like my weight gain from years of smoking, I was at risk of needing a sleep apnoea machine. The increased savings in my wallet and increased signs of physical health were just some of the gains I accrued once I became a non-smoker. What surprised me the most was the sudden boost of energy I received too, it permanently pulled me out of my lethargic state which I had for years because of smoking.As a teenager, I was consistently filled with energy and could multitask like an extraordinaire while dividing my time between my partner, my family, my friends and my work and school commitments. As I entered my early 20s and began smoking a pack a day, nothing else mattered apart form being able to smoke cigarettes. As a result my work life suffered, my love live suffered even more. I was too embarrassed to go on dates or even hook up with people due to my state. A few days after quitting I felt a moment of revelation, I was going to be just fine. It dawned on me that even though I might experience the odd craving every now and then, I knew I would never go back to smoking.A few weeks later I had another moment of revelation, I had spent my early 20s defending my right to kill myself through smoking that I didn't realise non-smokers never had this stupid idea. It never really occurred to me that non-smokers never have to worry about whether this restaurant or office or hotel or building or social circle would allow for me to smoke without judgement. A few months after quitting I realised the second biggest gain that came from quitting was to be free of all the self hatred and gaining back my self esteem and confidence. We know as smokers that we fell into an evil trap and waste shitloads of money to fuel our addictions. Now that I'm free, it's my mission to spread the good news to help other smokers beat their addictions.I cannot begin to describe how it feels to have freedom, confidence, power and control back in my life. when you too become free, you'll look at other smokers not with envy or desire but with pity. Pity that they haven't found the key yet to escape from the nicotine trap. It's not a sense of superiority but a sense of genuine reflection.Another gain that occurred around the two year mark after was the resulting weight loss. As my previous lethargy lifted, I had more energy and time for regular things that non-smokers do like healthy eating, exercise and keeping up with a social life. I lost 20kg and now enjoy my life for all the genuine highs and lows that it is. I now have the joy of living back and no cigarette can tempt me back into becoming enslaved in the nicotine trap again.You'll have similar and different revelations than me and at differing time periods too. It's part of the reflective process when you realise you are freeing yourself from the nicotine trap. With that in mind, continue to the next episode on the final instructions and again feel free to light up a cigarette,#onelastcigarette #quitsmoking #selfhelp #smoke #cigarette #nicabate #nicorette #allencarr #justinmatters #vaping #hypnosis #quit #tobacco
Send me a tip via [email protected] me on social media↪ TikTok↪ Instagram↪ LinktreeWant spooky content?Check out The Complete Guide to HorrorWant bad dating stories?Check out Date or DisasterRead the study by Mehmet Kesimer hereOne hipster trend that has taken off in recent years are the electronic cigarettes or "vapes". These tools allow you to recharge a battery, fill a tiny pen like substance with flavoured liquid and breathe in and out vapour. There are also disposable vapes on the rise with promises of 6000 puffs but these devices are now just as costly as cigarettes and in Australia, it's unclear whether many of these vapes contain nicotine.It's also a tool commonly associated with helping younger people ditch cigarettes but is it safer than cigarettes? No.Mehmet Kesimer, PhD, senior author and associate professor of pathology and laboratory medicine at the UNC School of Medicine, and co-authors report findings from what is believed to be the first study of the harmful effects of e-cigarettes using sputum samples from human lungs."There is confusion about whether e-cigarettes are 'safer' than cigarettes because the potential adverse effects of e-cigarettes are only beginning to be studied," said Kesimer, who is also a member of the UNC Marsico Lung Institute."This study looked at possible biomarkers of harm in the lungs. And our results suggest that in some ways using e-cigarettes could be just as bad as smoking cigarettes."" A 2016 Surgeon General's report found that e-cigarette use has increased by 900 percent among high school students from 2011 to 2015. Also in 2016, the Food and Drug Administration extended its regulatory oversight of tobacco products to include e-cigarettes.The study compared sputum samples from 15 e-cigarette users, 14 current cigarette smokers and 15 non-smokers. They found e-cigarette users uniquely exhibited significant increases in:- Neutrophil granulocyte- and neutrophil-extracellular-trap (NET)-related proteins in their airways. Although neutrophils are important in fighting pathogens, left unchecked neutrophils can contribute to inflammatory lung diseases, such as COPD and cystic fibrosis.- NETs outside the lung. NETs are associated with cell death in the epithelial and endothelium, the tissues lining blood vessels and organs. The authors write that more research is necessary to determine if this increase is associated with systemic inflammatory diseases, such as lupus, vasculitis, and psoriasis.The study also found that e-cigarettes produced some of the same negative consequences as cigarettes. Both e-cigarette and cigarette users exhibited significant increases in:Biomarkers of oxidative stress and activation of innate defense mechanisms associated with lung disease. Among these biomarkers are aldehyde-detoxification and oxidative-stress-related proteins, thioredoxin (TXN) and matrix metalloproteinase-9 (MMP9).Mucus secretions, specifically mucin 5AC, whose overproduction has been associated with pathologies in the lung including chronic bronchitis, bronchiectasis, asthma, and wheeze.Study limitations include the fact that of the 15 e-cigarette users, five said they occasionally smoked cigarettes and 12 identified themselves as having smoked cigarettes in the past."Comparing the harm of e-cigarettes with cigarettes is a little like comparing apples to oranges," Kesimer said. "Our data shows that e-cigarettes have a signature of harm in the lung that is both similar to what we see in cigarette smokers and unique in other ways."This research challenges the concept that switching to e-cigarettes is a healthier alternative.So while you may have the best intentions in trying something else to erase your addiction to cigarettes, you are only sabotaging yourself and your lungs further. All substitutes make it harder to quit and all substitutes are wastes of money and bigger wastes of time.Why put yourself through all the pain and misery and ghastly costs of substitutes when we're about to dispel the last two illusions of smoking "is it necessary to suffer from withdrawal symptoms when quitting?" "Is it difficult to quit?" No but before we delve into those illusions, let's discuss the incredible pleasure of being a non-smoker in the next episode.#onelastcigarette #quitsmoking #selfhelp #smoke #cigarette #nicabate #nicorette #allencarr #justinmatters #vaping #hypnosis #quit #tobacco
Send me a tip via [email protected] me on social media↪ TikTok↪ Instagram↪ LinktreeWant spooky content?Check out The Complete Guide to HorrorWant bad dating stories?Check out Date or DisasterMy absolute disdain for substitutes are well documented and vocalised in this video series. I hate everything from patches to sprays to hypnosis to gum to hotlines because I've tried them all and none of them ever effectively worked for me. Hotlines are a terrific way to lie to a stranger on the phone about how your quitting process is going.The most damaging and common substitutes for assisting in quitting involve nicotine.All nicotine replacement therapies are utter horseshit. All nicotine substitute products have large marketing campaigns, TV advertising and the support of government officials. Why? For one, the government officials are uneducated and two these nicotine products are legal.When you have attempted to quit previously, you are being told in order to be successful, you have two powerful enemies to defeat:1. To break the smoking habit2. To survive the terrible, horrifying withdrawal symptoms.These are designed to keep you enslaved on quit smoking substitutes.These 'two powerful enemies' that are programmed into our minds by the quit smoking industry revolve around impossible goals to reach as they rely exclusively on willpower.The theory is that because these two powerful enemies cannot be taken on at once, you have to keep ingesting nicotine in a form other than smoking and then once the smoking habit is broken, you have to survive the horrible withdrawal symptoms.But wait a minute! We've already established that both these powerful enemies are bullshit. Smoking isn't a habit, it's an addiction and the physical withdrawal symptoms are so slight, we don't even perceive them. Our mental withdrawal symptoms are torture if we use the willpower method which these substitutes want you to use and only use.You cannot beat a nicotine addiction by continuing to use nicotineYou cannot survive withdrawal symptoms through willpowerIf these companies were intelligent of any kind they would provide you a similar program like mine so you remove the desire to smoke and understand that your nicotine addiction is a drug addiction.Yet all these companies seem to have the same 'magic solution' that costs lots of money and have varying lengths of withdrawal periods with terrible side effects including vomiting, nausea, depression, hiccups and weight gain.I want you to light up a cigarette if you are not smoking one currently and think about how you would feel if instead of a cigarette, you instead had to take a pill or spray your mouth every time you had a craving. Do you feel better? No? Of course not. Don't be fooled by vested commercial interests.Nicotine replacement therapy has been a common practice for over 30 years yet if it was the magical solution it claims to be, why do most participants revert back to smoking? Because NRT is fucking stupidNRT continues to feed the nicotine demon and keeps your mind warped. It also prolongs the brainwashing monster by making you feel worthless and enslaving you, it appears to make cigarettes 10x more precious than they used to.In the past 10 years, vapes and e-cigarettes have become the latest trend to help you quit smoking so to vape or not to vape? Let's explore in the next video.#onelastcigarette #quitsmoking #selfhelp #smoke #cigarette #nicabate #nicorette #allencarr #justinmatters #vaping #hypnosis #quit #tobacco


