Approaches with real evidence behind them include: Setting a specific quit date and preparing for it in advance Behavioral counseling, whether in person, by phone, or through a text-based program Nicotine replacement options, such as patches, gum, or lozenges, discussed with a physician Prescription medications designed specifically for smoking cessation, when appropriate for the individual Free support through a quitline, such as 1-800-QUIT-NOW Combining more than one of these approaches consistently outperforms trying to quit without any support at all
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Azamat Arapbaev, a member of the Kirgiz Parliament, said that a large share of illegal cigarettes entering the country come from the Middle East, Tajikistan and Serbia while some cigarettes make their way to the market from duty-free stores on the border
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