Women find it hard to quit smoking

I myself is a smoker from recent years ago yet I have successfully quit it without any guilt to come back this habit that kills millions of users everyday worldwide.Be patient in making the stiffest decision you could make by regarding smoking might kill you one day if you do not quit it seriously.This is my most effective way how I quit SMOKING BY JUST TOOTH BRUSHING EVERY TIME I CRAVE TO SMOKE.If you do this every time you like to smoke think about your toothbrush with the the coolest tasting toothpaste you could find in the grocery.I beat you SUCCESSFULLY QUIT SMOKING AT LESS TIME.Try it with confidence and I am very sure it is worthwhile to do it.

Nothing should be more difficult when it comes to man and women. Everything depends on willpower and determination. If the researcher were to find 100 hundred strong willpowered woman to quit smoking, compared to 100 average male, i'm sure the result would be different. Researches are never 100% sure, they are merely guidelines and excuses. Just think, when it comes to hardships in life, who's able to handle it better, man or woman? I would say it's us, woman, not man. BUt what do some research says, they say it's man due to them working hard to support the family, but it's not really so.

Men find it easier???Could be. I am a woman and yes..I struggle with it. I have been off and on trying to quit now for years. I've been hypnotized, used the patch etc. I've been cutting back in hopes to be able to quit by summer or before. i find it really really hard but I don't know if that has anything to do with my gender or the fact that I've been smoking since age 11.

really?? for me, sometimes woman smoke because of the lifes style its different with a man when smoke

In Kerala I don't see that any girls have such habits. In Kerala mostly men have this habit. Allthe people including 16+ age of children is addicted to this habit. I don't know how this is happening. Most of my friends also do it. Around 75% of the population in our country has the habit to smoke but girls are very rare.

I do not think that gender plays a big role in quitting the habit of smoking. It is actually more of what drives you to quit, and most often than not, this is health. People quit when they get sick or have someone very close to them get really sick. I think cultural environment is a much bigger driver than gender. In many countries in Asia, especially, there are still fewer female smokers than men. So maybe the female smokers who really smoked hard, have it really hooked because not many female even start the habit.

The article is right. Women have a rougher time because of their genetic structure. Very often you may find that women have a more obsessive compulsive structure and also because of our more addictive personalities. Many articles have been published here in the United States and they all agree with what you have read. My father quit smoking cold turkey without any problem. My Mom never could quit, although she did try a couple of times. It was just too difficult because of the stress levels in her life. I never smoked and was never attracted to it. Simply because I woke up every morning to dirty ashtrays at my place at the table. ICK!!!! I couldn't eat because of the smell. I also had the job of washing the ashtrays.

I don't know if women find it harder to quit smoking, but I'm a woman myself and have been trying to quit smoking ever since I started, when I was aged 18 (I'm now 57!!). I've tried absolutely everything and many times over...hypnotherapy, willpower, nicotine replacement therapy, acupuncture, sprays, gum, all sorts really but nothing works for me. The withdrawal symptoms and craving when trying to quit overpower me completely and feel worse than hell on earth.