CL 4/9

My thesis is all about how nicotine is addictive and people have hard time quitting but some or most people often quit. People that are quitting have difficult time with the nicotine withdrawals. When symptoms hit the people don’t know what to do and usually go back to nicotine.

My writer had the same issue that I’ve thought of, people can’t take the symptoms of the nicotine withdrawals so they usually go back to nicotine. That people who really want to stop need emotional support from their peers and people around them hopefully they lead them in right way and help them stop doing nicotine.

In this essay I write about my argument about people fighting nicotine and that people need more than you should quit if you really think it’s affecting their health. You have to emotional and physical help them out on quitting. Do stuff with them so it takes their mind off nicotine or show them tasks they can do so nicotine won’t ever come up in their mind ever again.

• Research has shown that smoking is addictive, with terrible effects on the mind and body, and people are still unaware of exactly how bad it is.  Nicotine, one of the main ingredients in a cigarette, is a huge reason that smoking is so addictive.
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• In this essay I write about my argument about people fighting nicotine and that people need more than you should quit if you really think it’s affecting their health. You have to emotional and physical help them out on quitting. Do stuff with them so it takes their mind off nicotine or show them tasks they can do so nicotine won’t ever come up in their mind ever again.