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The truth about Smokers 'Concentration Con'
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================================ " The truth about Smokers
'Concentration Con' "
- by Neil Stelling B.Sc, MBA
' DigiLectual Inc. 2004 http://www.QuitSmokingWithNLP.com/concen
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Smokers make many excuses for not quitting. One of them is the
'concentration con'. How many times have you heard a smoker say,
'I'd like to quit, but it helps me concentrate'. Maybe you've
said it yourself ?
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In reality, smoking doesn't help concentration from a medical
viewpoint. So the idea that smoking helps concentration is just
a perception, or an imagined positive reason for not quitting.
It's true that withdrawal symptoms, starting not long after your
last cigarette, cause feelings of irritability and restlessness.
These feelings started because of cigarettes, and it's strange
that another cigarette should be the way to relieve them.
In fact, smoking makes concentration much harder, not easier.
Although another cigarette temporarily relieves the symptoms
caused by the cigarette in the first place, the cigarette is not
the aid to concentration which many smokers wrongly choose to
believe.
Truth is, smoking another cigarette will make concentration
progressively harder. With any drug, you eventually need more
and more of it to produce the same effect. A smoker will never
be able to concentrate as well as a non-smoker. The more he
smokes, the less relief he'll get from each cigarette.
Let's look at the medical side of the 'concentration con'.
Clogged arteries, caused by smoking, starve the brain of oxygen
and reduce our ability to concentrate. Carbon monoxide, produced
by cigarettes, is well-known as a poison' not an aid to
concentration.
The 'concentration con' is an example of the psychological
addiction that makes a cigarette slave of so many people.
Among the many reasons Smokers use to justify their habit, the
'concentration con' stands up to the least scrutiny. But it must
be exposed as a con. Once it's exposed, then it's no longer a
threat. Once the smoker is shown proof of the 'concentration
con', and once he believes that proof, then this self-fulfilling
belief disappears for ever.
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This article has shown that lack of concentration is actually
caused by smoking in the first place, and can be only
temporarily relieved by another cigarette. One of the greatest
benefits of quitting smoking is a return to a clear head, and
the ability to properly concentrate again. Once you see the
'concentration con' for what it really is, you're much closer to
finally quitting smoking.
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About the author:
After completing a B.Sc hons degree in Computing and an MBA,
Neil has worked extensively in the computer industry. Clients
have included some of Europe and America's largest Companies.
Neil has done considerable research into Smoking addiction, and
has researched & gathered Quit Smoking information from all the
worlds experts.
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