There is a saying that knowledge is power, and it’s the truth, especially when it comes to learning how to quit smoking.

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Do you know what to expect as your body moves through physical withdrawal from nicotine? Do you have any idea how to quiet the thoughts of smoking that bombard our minds and they seem to last forever during the first several weeks of the recovery process?

The more you learn about what you might experience when you quit smoking, the more easily you’ll be able to navigate the ups and downs. Early smoking cessation is intense to be sure, but with a little preparation, you can maintain control and move past this phase of recovery from nicotine addiction.

Physical withdrawal from nicotine is temporary, but it can be uncomfortable while it lasts. “Quitter’s flu” is a term used to describe this phase of smoking cessation because nicotine withdrawal symptoms often mimic a cold or a mild case of the flu. Understanding what to expect when you quit smoking and following the tips provided here for coping will help you move through this stage more easily.

Most people experience some unpleasant feeling, but we all go through them if we want to succeed.

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