Exercise to Stop-smoking

By: Peter D Vizard

It has been said that smoking is more addictive than heroin. When you Stop-smoking, it certainly does not have the withdrawal effects of heroin, but they do tend to last longer. Smokers have to be careful that they do not lapse back into this addictive habit at all times. If you exercise on a regular basis, it can make you Stop-smoking.

One of the aspects about smoking that people miss is the routine and having something to do. By exercising, you are giving you body a boost of endorphins and also giving yourself something to do - something healthy to do.

How does exercise make you stop-smoking? Simple - by keeping your focus on the exercise and not on the cigarette, you can then take your mind off the craving for the cigarette. Each time you feel the urge to smoke, exercise.

Exercise is a major boost to both physical and mental health. Not only does it keep you fit, it can boost your metabolism, relax you (depending on what type of exercises you do) and help you maintain your weight. One of the problems that people who Stop-smoking complain about is that they tend to gain weight. The craving for a cigarette resembles hunger pangs. For this reason, many people who Stop-smoking find themselves eating more.

By exercising, you will limit your weight gain when you stop-smoking. So not only can exercise make you Stop-smoking, but it can also limit the amount of weight you gain after you give up the habit to nil. If you are smoking because you think that you will gain weight - Stop-smoking and exercise!

Once you start exercising after you stop-smoking, you will notice a vast difference in your breathing abilities. If you had a difficult time doing any sort of cardiovascular exercises while you were smoking, you will notice a big improvement after you have stopped smoking. You will have more endurance and a lot more energy.

It can be very difficult, to say the least, to stop smoking. This is especially true if you have a consistent habit and have been smoking for a long time. However, it is a necessary part of staying healthy. Smoking causes a myriad of diseases, lowers your immune system and makes you short of breath. On top of that, it yellows your teeth and has an unpleasant odor. Where once smoking was socially acceptable and it was odd not to smoke, today smoking is socially unacceptable. Many states have passed "no indoor smoking" laws for public places.

If you smoke, chances are that you want to stop smoking. You may have tried and failed more than once and have felt that you are doomed to smoke forever. If you simply replace smoking with exercising, any type of exercising, you will notice that you feel better and that it is easier to Stop-smoking.

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