God bless Mr. Carr forever. Yes, readers, this works. Alan Carr shows us how to bring all the psychological snakes in our heads out into the light of day where we can see how ridiculous and harmless they really are. I really feared the horrible ordeal of quitting smoking AGAIN, because it had always been so terrible for me, and I never quite managed to overcome it. After days, weeks or months, I would always give in and start smoking again. This time, I smoked my way through his wonderful book, finally understanding with awe that I wasn’t doomed to smoke forever after all. When I finished the book, I smoked a last cigerette and joyfully quit forever. What a feeling of freedom! No weight gain, no grumpiness, and no panic! Oh c’mon….try it! What on earth have you got to lose? I’ve stayed smoke-free through a family crisis, and through two weeks at Christmas as a visitor in a house filled with smokers. Now how’s that for proof!
Just saw that the author passed away (November, 2006) I just wrote the following in a reddit comment: Wow. That’s freaky. I just found out about this guy two months ago…saw his book on quitting smoking (I don’t smoke, never have, but was curious about his claims). I thought it was pretty wild that a [full article...]
I’m a 28 year old doctor who’s smoking for almost 10 years..Quite stupid right..? I know the most about cancers and stuff, and stil didn’t quit util this book!!!!! You must want to quit so..is the right moment to have this book. I was skeptical at the beggining, but thought that 15 $ would supply [full article...]
I was a (secret) smoker for about 10 years. In that time I had managed to quit once or twice, but both times kept finding excuses to let myself “enjoy” an occasional cigarette. I was soon hooked again. I bought this book out of desperation- being a young female smoker is not well received anymore, [full article...]