Amazing Affirmations to Quit Smoking

Smoking people in the modern world are increasingly seen as weak, weak-willed, unable to cope with the humiliating, slavish nicotine addiction. It is addiction, not a habit, as some people consider it, since it is nothing more than drug addiction. Like any other drug, nicotine makes a person take it again and again by smoking a cigarette, pipe or cigar. Almost all smokers, even the so-called convinced smokers, actually smoke against their will. Of course, they are convinced that they do it of their own free will, but these thoughts are dictated to them by their attachment to nicotine. Smokers are afraid to face this fact and prefer to consider themselves “free” people, capable of making independent decisions, while in reality, in everything related to smoking, they remain “slaves”. I apologize for being blunt, I myself was once a heavy smoker, and for a long time I could not get rid of this slavish dependence, so I know what I'm talking about. In addition, much of what is written here you have already heard or read in books on how to quit smoking, for example, in Allen Carr's book, “An Easy Way to Quit Smoking.”

I have no purpose to once again remind you of your weakness, my goal is to help you get rid of nicotine addiction once and for all by telling you about existing methods. One of these methods is affirmations. Regular repetition of affirmations to get rid of nicotine addiction will help you to say goodbye to cigarettes once and for all, stop dreaming about them, and become free. However, even affirmations will not be able to help you make a firm decision to stop smoking and never again return to the nicotine trap, in which the bait is of no value. Quitting smoking through affirmations is not difficult, it is difficult to make a final decision and get rid of brainwashing and, in particular, from all the false beliefs that have been embedded in your subconscious for many years of your life. But as soon as you do this, nothing can stop you from becoming free.

Affirmations to Get Rid of Nicotine Addiction (Quit Smoking Affirmations):

1. I'm already free from nicotine addiction.
2. I am calm and relaxed, I am already a non-smoker and I like it.
3. Inhaling fresh air is much more pleasant for me than smoking nicotine muck.
4. Being non-smokers and breathing fresh air is my choice.
5. My lungs are cleansed and healed of nicotine poisoning.
6. I control my impulses, I only like what is good for me.
7. I deserve to be free from nicotine addiction.
8. My breath, clothes, and hands smell of cleanliness and freshness, instead of the nicotine stench.
9. I breathe easily and effortlessly, my lungs are healthy and clear of tar from tobacco smoke.
10. My body is completely healed, I like this advantage of freedom from smoking.
11. I feel healthier and younger than when I smoked.
12. I like to be free from nicotine addiction.
13. I easily endure a period of liberation from nicotine addiction.
14. I look with indifference at cigarettes and any other products containing nicotine.
15. Being free from nicotine addiction is my choice.
16. I am already a non-smoker, I am free from the need to light cigarettes again.
17. I am freeing myself from nicotine addiction, this is the best I can do for myself now.
18. I am a free man and I am freeing myself from the shackles of nicotine slavery.
19. I enjoy the process of getting rid of nicotine addiction.
20. I enjoy freedom from nicotine addiction.
21. I can easily cope with the desire to smoke, and I understand that this nicotine makes me want it.
22. Thinking about cigarettes, I remember how great it is to be a non-smoker.
23. I am aware of the harm that smoking causes to my health, so I chose freedom from nicotine addiction.
24. I understand now that it was nicotine that made me want to smoke, but my desire for freedom from nicotine addiction is stronger than nicotine.
25. I already realized how easy and pleasant it is to do without cigarettes.

Please note: “Quit smoking with the help of affirmations”, it is with the help, and not thanks to affirmations. Affirmations are just an auxiliary tool, they alone will not save you from nicotine addiction. They will help you eliminate false beliefs that you make the decision about smoking yourself and that you need nicotine, as well as direct your thinking in a positive direction. Try to realize that you do not need to smoke. Smoking is unnatural, it is a dependency that you want to get rid of, and you have enough strength to do it yourself now. Make a decision once and for all to get rid of this bad habit for your health and enjoy freedom from nicotine addiction. I wish you success and good health!