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There are many different programs that can potentially help you to become smoke-free. To successfully kick the habit, you have to select a smoking cessation program that will work for you.

Acomplia, also known under its generic name Rimonabant, is a new slimming pill that has rapidly gained a solid reputation for its highly effective weight loss action.

By stopping smoking, women benefit from a decreased risk of cardiovascular disease and a lesser incidence of death from various smoking-related cancers. According to new results of the large-scale Nurses’ Health Study, female smoking cessation brings major health risks down by more than 20 percent!

The QuitKey Smoking Cessation Computer is your key to a smoke-free life. This handheld computer creates a personalized gradual reduction program to help you kick cigarettes once and for all. Developed and proven effective with studies funded with grants from the United States National Institute of Health, the QuitKey has improved algorithms that make it easier than before to kick the habit. Smaller than the competition, this computer is designed to be carried on a keychain for discreet assistance as you take steps to improve your life and kick the addiction. Also, for even greater privacy, the QuitKey allows you to adjust the volume so you can keep your stop-smoking program to yourself.

Zerosmoker helps you quit smoking naturally in as little as 30 days without gum, pills or patches. The two non-allergenic 24K gold biomagnets work on the same principle as acupuncture but with out the needles. Just apply the biomagnets on either side of the ear to activate the neurotransmitters and helpdecrease thenicotine cravings. A large percentage of the users quit after four weeks, and some after just the first week! One kit lasts a lifetime.

Zyban, also known as bupropion or amfebutamone, and popular under brand names Wellbutrin, Budeprion and Buproban, is an atypical antidepressant that is used to treat depression, seasonal affective disorders, and nicotine withdrawal symptoms.