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One day I was sitting in the library and my chest was hurting and I told God to take away the pain and I promise I'll quit smoking. So I stopped for a few weeks until one day the craving crept up on me really bad and I gave in and took 2 puffs. Right then my cousin, who still has not accepted Christ into his life, blurted out of nowhere saying, "You're ruining the temple of God"Croc said:Been 4 years now since I have smoked so I know I'm all done it for good.
This method may not appeal to all but to heavily addicted smokers it is worth a shot.
I used chewing tobacco to quit smoking. I used it for a whole year.
I didn't just chew and spit. I usually swallowed all the juices that came from the tobacco and only spit the tobacco after I was done with it. You have to use plain unflavored chew for this. At first a little chew was enough to fill the nic craving but then I needed more. The worse cravings I got the more chew I would use and swallowing all that nicotine ensured I had enough in my system to kil the craving. After 1 year on chew, I no longer had cravings to smoke but still had cravings to chew. I quit the chew and took up chewing trident gum. After 3 days I no longer had nicotine cravings but kept chewing trident gum for 1 whole year. It was easy to quit the chew because after a few days I could feel how damaged my espohagus was from it and had no desire to do any more of it.
Its kinda gross as amethod goes but it worked for me and was the only thing that did. I never went through withdrawals and it worked permanently. If youve tried everything else then its worth a shot.![]()
I felt horrible so I dropped the cigarette and then realize that I just broke my promise with Him. I seeked a pastor and she told me that it is the demon of idolatry that is causing me to smoke. some of you guys might not believe it but there are all sorts of demons in us that makes us do things, like smoking and lusting. so she gave me this prayer to say to cast out the demon. and I said it outloud and ever since that day I havent crave for a cigarette at all. I am a 10+ year smoker and its been about 2-3 months since I stopped. I dropped it cold turkey with no patches, no gums, nothing. You guys can do this too. Put yourself on check and tell God "ok God I will stop smoking for this whole week" after the week is over, if you really need to, smoke 1 cigarette. then tell God again, "God I will not smoke for this next whole week" break yourself down from the nicotine bits by bits until you finally are freed from it.
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