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Reviewed by Bil Howard for Readers' Favorite
One of the most difficult addictions to break, smoking has caused fits for nearly everyone who ever tried to quit. Brad Lamm has put together a solid method for quitting in Hand to Mouth: 4 Steps in 4 Weeks to Quit Smoking Now. This practical guide, like reforming all addictive behaviors, begins with a commitment and a decision. However, Lamm's method goes beyond that in the first step and helps explain some of the reasons that your body fools you into thinking that you need to give in to the craving. Understanding the detox process and what is going on helps the person trying to quit to make it through one more craving and continue to stay committed. By continuing the physical action of raising your hand to your mouth, but replacing the cigarette with other, more positive affirmations, it begins to take away the power of the nicotine craving. By writing out one's commitment, it is easier to stay focused and to fight the cravings. Finally, by paying it forward, the smoker is able to quit for good and never go back. Four steps in four weeks will lead the smoker through the process on a daily basis and help to reinforce the commitment and decision to quit and stay that way.
Hand to Mouth: 4 Steps in 4 Weeks to Quit Smoking Now is an extraordinary method for undoing a habit that holds numerous health, social and psychological risks. Brad Lamm speaks from experience as well as from a research standpoint. Though I have never been a smoker, I do hold a master's degree in psychology and can attest that this is a sound and practical method for breaking an addiction and especially smoking. Hand to Mouth: 4 Steps in 4 Weeks to Quit Smoking Now is the last method that you'll use to quit smoking, because you won't need another one.