- Want to quit smoking, and stay smoke-free The researchers found that there was a relationship between the amount of fruits and vegetables the study participants ate, and the likelihood that they quit -- and stayed off -- tobacco. (Huffington Post)
- Eat more vegetables and fruits to be able to quit smoking, a new study published online by University at Buffalo researchers reports. (Examiner)
- Maybe smokers trying to quit dont need to spend money on smoking cessation programs and products. Maybe all they need is a trip to their supermarket produce section. (WQOW)
- Washington: Eating more fruits and vegetables may help you stay off tobacco for longer "We may have identified a new tool that can help people quit smoking," said Jeffrey P. (firstpost.com)
- If you want to quit smoking eat more fruits and veggies, a new U.S. study says. (Toronto Sun)
- But if you are determined to stop smoking for good, new research suggests that improving your diet by eating more fruits and vegetables may help you quit and stay tobacco-free for longer. (eMaxHealth.com)
- I also drank a lot of water and ate more fruit and vegetables to help me get through the uncomfortable feeling during the first phase of quitting." According to a survey conducted by the bureau last year, the smoking rate among men was 33. (Taipei Times)
- 'We may have identified a new tool that can help people quit smoking,' said Jeffrey Haibach, who led the research. 'It is also possible that fruit and vegetables give people a feeling of fullness so they feel less of a need to smoke. (Metro.co.uk)
- Reluctant smokers spend millions each year on smoking cessation programs and products fruit and vegetable consumption or if smokers who ate more fruits and vegetables were more likely to quit. (consumer affairs.com)
Monday, June 11, 2012
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