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No Smoking Day
No Smoking Day 2012

No Smoking Day is on 14th March 2012

On the day more than a million smokers are expected to make a quit attempt. Take the leap with No Smoking Day.

Contacts
  • Herefordshire Healthy Lifestyle Trainer Service
  • NHS Herefordshire
  • County Offices
  • Bath Street
  • Hereford
  • HR1 2HQ
  • Office Tel No: 01432 383567
Resources

The main NHS Stop Smoking Start Living booklet can be downloaded in the following languages:

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If you need help to understand a document, or would like it in another format or language, please call 01432 383568 or email enquiries@herefordpct.nhs.uk

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The leaflet Deciding to Give Up Tobacco is available in the following languages.

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If you need help to understand a document, or would like it in another format or language, please call 01432 383568 or email enquiries@herefordpct.nhs.uk

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The Stop Smoking Service

Smokefree

There is a choice of Stop Smoking Providers in Herefordshire.

Did you know that you can access help and support to stop smoking at GP surgeries, at most Halo Leisure centres and at most pharmacies in Herefordshire.

Find out where your nearest adviser is. If you need help to access your nearest service see contacts.

With stop smoking support from an advisor you are four times more likely to be successful at quitting than if you go it alone.

Choose the RIGHT method for you

Did you know there are 8 different treatments available to help you quit?

They really do work - they help you to manage the withdrawal symptoms and they don't contain any of the poisons like tar or carbon monoxide, that cigarettes do, so they don't cause any of the serious health problems associated with smoking, such as cancer. Your advisor can help you to decide which product might suit you best.

What are the benefits of Quitting?

When Smoking Stops, the benefits begin:

20 minutes Your blood pressure and pulse return to normal
24 hours Carbon monoxide has left your body
2 days Your body is now nicotine free
3 days Your lungs improve and breathing becomes easier
2 weeks Blood circulation improves throughout your body
3 weeks Withdrawal problems ease
3-9 months Coughs, wheezing and breathing problems improve

And you save money - calculate how much you could save

If you have read this far, it means you are already thinking about giving up. That's great - you've taken the first step. So what's next? Choose your stop smoking service provider and get in contact.

Contact details for stop smoking service providers or practitioners

  • Phone The Healthy Lifestyle Trainer Service on: 01432 383567
  • National Helpline: 0800 1690169

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Last Updated: 06 February 2012 15:34
 
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