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Stoptober 2019

Stoptober is back!

Stoptober gives you the opportunity to quit for 28 days.

Stoptober has driven over 1 million quit attempts to date.  Public Health England have started “It is based on research that shows that if you can stop smoking for 28-days, you are five times more likely to stay smokefree for good”.

This year we want raise awareness of how you can get involved in Stoptober, who knows – you may end up quitting for good! 

Everyone’s aware of the health risks connected to smoking, from variations of cancer to coronary heart disease to having a stroke. Smoking can put huge strain on your health.

For everyone that begins their Stop Smoking journey with us in October. If you reach your 4 week quit date with us, you will receive a free Everyone Health goodie bag.

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See below to find the closest clinic to you:

Smoking
Ways to Quit

Whether you quit smoking using traditional medication or an e-cigarette, evidence shows that you have a much better chance of quitting with the support of your stop smoking service.

I have learned I can live without cigarettes

Alan - 6/11/18
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Stoptober 2019

Stoptober is returning to encourage smokers across England to make a successful quit attempt during October!

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Young people and smoking

People start smoking for many different reasons. Some people start because they're curious, because their mates smoke, or they're bored.

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Pregnancy and Smoking

Protecting your baby from tobacco smoke is one of the best things you can do to give your child a healthy start in life.

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Smoking and Others

When people smoke, everyone around them is exposed to harmful second-hand smoke. Second-hand smoke contains over 4000 chemicals and anyone that breathes it in is at risk of developing the same diseases as smokers.

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Why Quit?

Quitting smoking can have a positive effect on your health and you in many different ways.

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E-cigarettes

An estimated 2.9 million adults in Great Britain currently use electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) and of these 1.5 million people have completely stopped smoking cigarettes.

Smoking
Ways to quit

Whether you quit smoking using traditional medication or an e-cigarette, evidence shows that you have a much better chance of quitting with the support of your stop smoking service.