Finding redemption

August 31, 2010

Finding redemption
North Carolina’s tobacco culture has always been rich with ironies. Tobacco helped build many of our hospitals, where thousands of people have been treated for smoking-related illnesses. It helped build our universities, where doctors and many others have researched the dangers of smoking.

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Losing-it Update

August 31, 2010


What have i been up too over the last few months and my plan for going forward.

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HIPNOSE-HYPNOSIS

August 31, 2010


-Hypnosis is often thought to be a wakeful state of focused attention and heightened suggestibility, with diminished peripheral awareness. According to the American Psychological Association’s Division 30, hypnosis may bring about “…changes in subjective experience, alterations in perception, sensation, emotion, thought or behavior. The hypnotic state may also facilitate change in the body: it has been successfully used as a treatment for irritable bowel syndrome, as an alternative to chemical anaesthesia, and it has been studied as a way to soothe skin ailments. Skeptics point out the difficulty distinguishing between hypnosis and the placebo effect, proposing that the state called hypnosis is “so heavily reliant upon the effects of suggestion and belief that it would be hard to imagine how a credible placebo control could ever be devised for a hypnotism study. Self-hypnosis is popularly used by people who want to quit smoking and reduce stress, while stage hypnosis can be used to persuade people to perform unusual public feats. Franz Mesmer in the 1700′s believed that there was a magnetic fluid that surrounds the body. He experimented with magnets to influence this field and so cause healing. He later found that the same effects could be created by waving the hands in front of someone’s face. Although his theories were later discredited, the effects he was able to achieve with subjects may shed light on modern day hypnosis. Franz Mesmer is where the word mesmerize …

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Some West Michigan veterans want smoking ban changed

August 31, 2010

Some West Michigan veterans want smoking ban changed
The state’s smoking ban is four months old and some local veterans are fighting to get it changed.  The group says its rights were taken away. 

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Josh Harris from Deadliest Catch visits Chicago

August 31, 2010


This was recorded a few days before “The Final Catch” episode aired (covering his father’s death) on Discovery Channel’s “Deadliest Catch”. In this interview Josh Harris talks about how he is coping with the loss of his father Captain Phil Harris, how close he was to his Dad, how dangerous a fisherman’s job can be, and even introduces a great way to quit smoking. Find out more about how to quit smoking at www.CaptainPhilHarris.com. And find more about Cara at http

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LSD, Huntington Beach, & Big Waves (August 15, 2009)

August 30, 2010


This is footage from my short trip to Huntington Beach…I also was chillin’ with some chick Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds….ha Enjoy ;) -Lie4ADub84 (Audible484) www.myspace.com www.twitter.com PS: YES I realize the date in the title is different then when I uploaded this…but the footage was from the 15th so suck it

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Quit Smoking: Pre-Quit Date

August 30, 2010


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Report: LGBT Youth and Smoking

August 30, 2010

Report: LGBT Youth and Smoking
The first national survey of its kind explores the unique reasons why LGBT youths use tobacco and lays groundwork for prevention efforts.

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Lung Detox Herbs

August 30, 2010


www.MeTheDoctor.com — Lung Detox Herbs — Learn the Benefits of Detoxifying your Lungs Naturally with Lung Detox Herbs Detoxifying the lungs is an important step that should be taken when an individual decides to quit smoking and many individuals have found the use of lung detox herbs to be a beneficial way of doing so. Within one year from the time and individual begins to smoke, the lungs become covered with a sticky residue from the tar and nicotine. While medical experts say that it takes approximately fifteen years to rid the lungs from the residue caused by the tar and nicotine after an individual has quit smoking, this process can be hastened when utilizing lung detoxification methods. If you are interested in finding out more information on the natural methods you can utilize including lung detox herbs in order to clean your lungs, you can find the details here at: www.MeTheDoctor.com

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Don’t Mis-Take Your Mistakes

August 30, 2010


We’ve all made our share of mistakes. That’s part of life, right? The purpose of today’s video is about taking what you’ve learned from them and using those lessons to enrich your life and those around you (without getting all “I-quit-smoking-and-so-should-you” preachy). Let’s hear your stories on this one…and if you find value in this message or want to swap horror stories with your friends, feel free to pass this post along to your friends.

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