When you quit smoking, you'll bring on other changes in your life as well. Smoking is a drug. There are a lot of changes that take place, although exercise can be a big help to you when you decide to quit. Try to set a new routine, such as working out or going to the gym. If that isn't possible, you should try waking up earlier and going for a short walk. If you can turn that walk into a run or a jog, it is going to be very stimulating and the best way that you can start your day. Keep in mind that exercise doesn't really mean pumping metal.

The human body is an incredible thing. Even after years of smoking, your system can mount a strong recovery; it's possible you will even enjoy the same level of health as non-smokers.

I smoked two packs of cigarettes every day for many years. I couldn't go for any length of time without lighting one up.

If I was awake, I had a smoke going. And quite often I would get up in the middle of the night, smoke a cigarette, and go back to bed.

I'm sure you can imagine the state of my health during those years. I was a wreck.