Saturday, 6 November 2010

Day 1

It's been just over 24 hours since my last cigarette and the cravings kicked in ages ago. However I recently found out I can get patches/gum etc on the NHS, in less than a week, so the cravings won't last long.

I'm in a shitty mood, I'm biting people's heads off, and I can't concentrate. I hope this shit doesn't last long.

If I can quit completely by New Year, I'll be jogging + losing weight really easily. I can't wait.

These are the typical side effects of quitting smoking. The ones in red are the ones I'm NOT having today ^^

Anger & Mood Swings
Boredom
Constipation & Gas 

Feeling Closed In
Cough, Dry Throat, Nasal Drip
Cravings For Cigarettes
Depression
Dizziness and Invertigo
Feeling tired all the time
Frustration
Headaches
Increase in Appetite
Insomnia
Irritability, Grouchiness
Lack Of Concentration
Loneliness
Night Time Awakenings
Restlessness
Tightness In The Chest
Weight gain


20 MinutesYour blood pressure returns to its usual level.
Your pulse rate slows to normal.
Your circulation has improved enough that your hands and feet warm to normal temperature.
4 HoursHalf the carbon monoxide from your last cigarette has left your bloodstream.
8 HoursThe carbon monoxide from your last cigarette is now gone from your bloodstream.
Your blood now carries a normal amount of oxygen.
24 HoursYour chance of a heart attack is lower.
48 HoursDamaged nerve endings start to re-grow.
Your sense of smell and taste have improved.
2 Weeks to 3 MonthsYour circulation is better.
Walking and physical activity is easier.
Lung function increases up to thirty percent.
1 to 9 MonthsYou cough less.
You have more energy.
You don't become short of breath as easily.
The cilia re-grow in your lungs and you will have less phlegm and infection.

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