Novel Quit Smoking Method Targets Smokers, Not Smoking

March 4, 2012 - PRLog -- A novel approach to quit smoking methods may be the final word when it comes to seeking help to quit smoking a new website can reveal.  Employing a gimmick free style, the six videos have already proved very popular with smokers who have watched them.  Whereas the vast majority of stop smoking methods focus on the smoking itself, "Smoking Is History" (www.smokingishistory.com) targets the true heart of the matter: the smoker.

When interviewed, the website owner stated, "We have carefully tailored the videos to the smoker's psychology and the feeling of being trapped and addicted.  The approach should work for even the most hardened smoker and for the skeptics as well."  Indeed there are some impressive testimonials already on the Smoking Is History home page.

According to the theory behind the method, the reasons for many of the failures with more traditional quit smoking methods was researched first.  Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), for instance, which has around ninety-three percent of smokers returning to the habit within six months of trying the gum, patch or other form of nicotine delivery (according to some researchers), in all likelihood fails because the smoker continues to feel deprived of something they have learned to feel is pleasant.  "Smoking Is History" examines in depth the reasons why smoking should seem pleasant whilst at the same time being abhorrent even to many smokers.

The creators of the video series, which lasts in total just over two hours of viewing time, claim there are no scare tactics either.  These are just as useless according to their research.  They have a point.  After all, if scaring smokers away from cigarettes or tobacco was going to work the warnings on the packaging would have succeeded long ago.

Full details of the "Smoking Is History" program can be found at http://www.smokingishistory.com