Quit Smoking (or Vaping) In Style

by Robert Matthews

A "must read" for anyone who wants to quit easily and permanently! Quit Smoking in Style doesn't deny there is a pleasure in smoking or vaping. Instead, it explains how smoking is an addiction to the useless stimulant drug nicotine, and how withdrawal for that drug quickly crops up between each cigarette or vape. Surprisingly, 100% of the pleasure of smoking is derived from coming out of withdrawal for nicotine - not from the drug itself! In other words, although there is a pleasure from smoking - that pleasure is pointless - and giving up involves no sacrifice from a drug point of view, whatsoever. Gaining a full understanding of this message is the most powerful, uplifting and liberating process any smoker can go through if they want to quit easily and permanently. Quit Smoking in Style is a gimmick free book, written by former smoker Robert Matthews, who has helped thousands of people, from all walks of life, including many well known celebrities, escape from the smoking trap. There are no fairytale promises, no claims that withdrawal can be completely avoided or that willpower will be unnecessary. It simply gives you the mindset of someone who walks away with minimal effort and no trauma. Quit Smoking in Style doesn't hide the risks and dangers of smoking from you. It is brutally honest, yet at the same time contains frequent touches of ironic humour. It is also a well researched and often scientific book. The theory that smoking provides no positive pleasure has been around for over 60 years, but never before has it been put forward so clearly, convincingly and scientifically. A groundbreaking, revolutionary, 21st century way of giving up smoking - with the ambitious aim of ending of smoking and vaping worldwide forever. If you want to quit smoking or vaping without all the misery and struggle - this is the book for you!
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Hi Robert, I smoked 20/30 a day for 47 years! I really can't thank you enough because I never, ever thought I would give up smoking. I have not had a cigarette for three weeks! Believe me that is a miracle!!! Please use this email for others to see on your reviews. Thank you Sooooo much. Regards, Linda Bondok --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I have not had a single cigarette. More importantly I have not had a single craving. I couldn't believe how easy it was to stop and 10 months on I am now confident that I have quit for good, PP --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks very much - I can't believe I have managed this long and not bitten someone's head off yet! Its been so much easier than my willpower alone... I just hope its like this for good, Kerry --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I am very happy to say that I have not touched a cigarette. Thank you!!!!! Martyn Cavanagh --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hello Robert, I thought I would drop you a quick email to let you know that my life as a 'non-smoker' is going hunky-dorily (if that's a word), P
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I haven't touched one yet. No real cravings and to be honest I dont really miss it at all. In fact, I seem to have forgotten that I ever smoked in the first place. Thanks for all your help in this regard, M

220 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 22, 2017

About the author

Robert Matthews is a visiting lecturer in science at Aston University, in Birmingham, England. He has published pioneering research in fields ranging from code-breaking to predicting coincidences, and won the internationally renowned Ig Nobel Prize in Physics for his studies of Murphy’s Law, including the reason why toast so often lands butter-side down. An award-winning science writer, he has contributed to many newspapers and magazines world-wide, and is currently science consultant for Focus magazine, a flagship BBC publication.