Identify the smoker in you and quit smoking
There are countless reasons for you to quit smoking. But what you are about to read may well help you take the final decision to quit. A recent study at the University of Victoria in British Columbia has come up with an interesting insight into possible correlation between smoking and neurotic behaviours. If you have been smoking for a long time, you may want to take a hard look at the damages nicotine may cause to your personality.
Common neurotic behaviours
The study revealed that about 29% regular smokers are likely to suffer from neurotic personality traits. So the next time you get into a feat of anger or start feeling irritable or quip cynically for no apparent reason, it may well be triggered by your smoking addiction.
More flashes of neurosis
Do you get too alert in trivial matters? Is your insistence on perfection annoying to others? Do you like to tread on disturbing thoughts? The study at the University of Victoria highlighted these specific personality traits as being more prominent in long-time smokers than in non-smokers. Extrovert or anxious behaviours are also very common in compulsive smokers.
Neurotic behaviours are not only damaging to your self-dignity and reputation, but are also embarrassing to others around you.
The way out…
The good news is that you can come out of your neurotic self and start living a more socially acceptable life with the help of medicines. Champix is one of the most sought after anti-smoking pills available in the UK. It can help you resist the cravings for nicotine and get used to not smoking. Its active ingredient varenicline binds to the nicotine receptors in the brain and cuts off the source of pleasure you get while smoking. To find out more about this drug, talk to your doctor. You can buy Champix in the UK only on a valid prescription.