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still feel crap.

  • 11-04-2015 1:36pm
    #1
    normanbates
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 8 ✭


    So I quit cold turkey three months ago today and I still feel like im smoking twenty a day. I still find it a struggle to walk up the stairs, I still cannot taste or smell anything properly and I still feel tired and dehydrated. Are there really any benefits of quitting smoking because I cannot feel any.


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  • #2
    The Enabler
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 97 ✭✭The Enabler


    Hi OP,

    Congrats on quitting and staying off them for 3 months. There definitely are many, many benefits but going from my own experience and that of others, quitting alone isn't enough- Usually other changes are made alongside quitting smoking, diet, exercise, etc.

    It may sound obvious but what is your diet like? Are you getting enough exercise, such as a brisk 30 minute walk? Are you drinking enough water a day, at least 2l?


  • #3
    normanbates
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 8 ✭normanbates


    The Enabler wrote:
    Congrats on quitting and staying off them for 3 months. There definitely are many, many benefits but going from my own experience and that of others, quitting alone isn't enough- Usually other changes are made alongside quitting smoking, diet, exercise, etc.

    The Enabler wrote:
    Hi OP,

    The Enabler wrote:
    It may sound obvious but what is your diet like? Are you getting enough exercise, such as a brisk 30 minute walk? Are you drinking enough water a day, at least 2l?


    Apart from smoking I am pretty healthy im a vegatarian and I drink alot of water. I gave up smoking because it didn't fit my lifestyle and now I feel worse than ever . And thank you


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