World no tobacco day: Expert approved self help tips to quit smoking
Celebrated on May 31, an expert advises on how to quit smoking for better health.
Why should you quit smoking?
Tobacco consumption kills about 8 lakh people every year in India. Cigarettes contain addictive nicotine and 4000 chemicals, which are known to cause cancer. 40% of people detected with cancer in India are due to tobacco use. Smoking causes long-lasting lung and cardiovascular diseases.
To begin with:

How to reduce the quantity:

How to handle the urge/craving to smoke:

After Quitting Smoking:
Smoking Cessation is the single most important step that smokers can take to enhance the length and quality of their lives.
Choose life, not tobacco. Happy quitting!
About the author: Dr. Naveen Jayaram, Psychiatrist, who also consults on Practo
























































