How do I stop? Don’t buy them. Don’t light one and do no put one in your month. That is called stopped.
I love this quote from 50 years ago.
“if cigarettes keep going up in price I’m going to have to quit. 20 cents a pack is ridiculous!’
The price on your pocket remains ridiculous but the price on your health is horrendous.
There has never been a better time to quit smoking, so join the 230,000 Australians that have already downloaded the National Tobacco Campaign’s award winning My QuitBuddy* free smartphone app and get the support you need right now – 24/7!
Smoking trends
The 2011–12 National Health Survey confirms the consistent downward trend in smoking rates for those aged 18 years and over, with the rate in 2011–12 of 16% being below the rates of 19% in 2007–08, 21% in 2004–05 and 22% in 2001 (Figure 2.12).
Rates of daily smoking were higher for males (18%) than for females (14%) in 2011–12, although male rates have declined at a slightly faster rate since 2001.
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