Toxins/Quiting cigarettes / Patience

[Guest guest]

I wonder if this is true for people that quit smoking - if it takes a full year

for the toxins to be cleansed/released from their bodies??? I know that " they "

say it takes only 3-days for the nicotine to leave the system - but there are so

many more nasty toxins from cigarettes; the nicotine is " only " the drug that

keeps people hooked.....

 

<valdaly wrote:>>> " Alcoholics Anonymous requires a full year of

sobriety before you get your first achievement badge, a little disc with " 1 " on

it. Why not 90 days? Or six months. Because they know so long as the toxins are

stuck in your tissues, you're not yet sober. The toxins are more powerful than

you are. <<<

 

 

 

 

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