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No matter how long smokers have smoked, or how bad their COPD is, they can benefit from quitting
This includes a reduction in emergency department utilization, hospitalization utilization, hospitalization costs, and the occurrence of respiratory failure
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Imagine being a cold turkey quitter, going to the SmokeFree.gov website and downloading a copy of the government's most popular quitting booklet, the NCI's "Clearing the Air." Imagine the pride felt upon reaching page 10 and the heading labeled "Cold Turkey." Now, imagine your horror upon reading the outright falsehood that, "Fewer than five percent of smokers can quit this way." Imagine the instant motivation drain when hit by the next lie, that "Research shows that most smokers have more success with one of the assisted quit methods discussed below," where the first listed method is "Over-the-counter medications." What possible justification could the CDC and NCI have for continuing to lie to smokers about how most quitters succeed
During this time, nicotine triggers the release of dopamine, which contributes to the feelings of pleasure and satisfaction
