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First, I hope it is not called promotion or ad or whatever and is not against forum rules. If it is I apologize.
Recently (about two months ago), I've read Allen Carr's book describing the easy way to quit smoking, and I don't smoke cigarettes since then. And never will, I'm positive about that. Also, as I understand, you have chance of 95% to quit smoking after reading this book. (I'm sure it is not a lie as I see my family members, co-workers and friends quit smoking one after another after reading this book)
But there is something strange here. This book exists over 10 years already. It is very cheap if you compare price to modern pharmaceutical inventions for smoke-quitters. It is WAY, WAY more effective.
So....why did it take so long for this book to find readers? Is that possible that tabak industry was trying to prevent it's widespreading?
Recently (about two months ago), I've read Allen Carr's book describing the easy way to quit smoking, and I don't smoke cigarettes since then. And never will, I'm positive about that. Also, as I understand, you have chance of 95% to quit smoking after reading this book. (I'm sure it is not a lie as I see my family members, co-workers and friends quit smoking one after another after reading this book)
But there is something strange here. This book exists over 10 years already. It is very cheap if you compare price to modern pharmaceutical inventions for smoke-quitters. It is WAY, WAY more effective.
So....why did it take so long for this book to find readers? Is that possible that tabak industry was trying to prevent it's widespreading?