Mind and Body
November: Quitting Smoking
A U.S. Surgeon General's report, Women and Smoking, claimed the U.S. is in the midst of a "full-blown epidemic" of smoking-related disease in women today.

Dr. Mitzi Krockover* knows it's very hard to quit smoking. That's because most people who smoke are truly addicted to the nicotine in the tobacco. She says that nicotine addiction can be as powerful as addiction to heroin or cocaine, and just as hard of a habit to break. But you can stop smoking, and save your life.



Smoking Myths Smoking Myths
Think smoking makes you look sexy? That you could quit any time? Think again.



Kick Those Butts Kick Those Butts
Now that you know why you need to quit, use these tips to retire your habit…forever!



Consequences of Second-Hand Smoke The Consequences of Second-Hand Smoke
Nearly 4,000 chemicals are found in secondhand smoke. Spare the health of your friends and family.


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* Dr. Mitzi Krockover—a senior consultant with health consulting firm Sokolov, Sokolov, Burgess—is an expert in women's health. For more information, visit www.lluminari.com.