I am naturally ATTRACTED to chocolate, but now since I quit smoking it is even worse.?
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Smoking makes people used to putting things in their mouths.  You're simply in that habit and chocolate suffices now that you've quit smoking.  Oh, and congrats on quiting.  Take a new pill called hoodia.  It makes you not want to eat, and it's healthy  and all natural.  You can get it at Sam's Club.\n\nAgain, congrats on quitting.
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I actually think it is rotting my brain and ruining the quality of my life. I need to quit cold turkey. :)
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yes\nin many cases chocolate has been proven almost like a drug\nand in fact many people are addicted to it\nand sure it will make you happy especially if you believe that it will\nin fact i bet a zucchini will make you happy if you believe that it will :)\n\nso eat chocolate and enjoy! its even good for u
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I don't know if there is a food that exsists that will make you want to smoke less... but try to avoid caffeine, it tends to make your nicotine craving even worse.
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If chocolate, friends, pedicures, and other guys cant divert your attention then you might want to see a therapist. It seems like you are really having trouble letting go of this guy and a therapist might be able to help. Good luck!
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stay away from that stuff. It is degrading and addicting. If you can't stop -- you need professional help. It will destroy any relationships you have or hope to have.
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Symptoms usually start after 24 hours and will be the most intense during the first 72 hours after they start.  They include:\nHeadache. \nNausea. \nConstipation or diarrhea. \nFalling heart rate and blood pressure. \nFatigue, drowsiness and insomnia. \nIrritability. \nDifficulty concentrating. \nAnxiety. \nDepression. \nIncreased hunger and caloric intake. \nIncreased pleasantness of the taste of sweets. \nTobacco cravings. \n\nIf you're dreading cravings, you might consider using a stop smoking aid to help control your need for nicotine.
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I read somewhere recently that they can slightly lower one's cholesterol. I also read that chocolate is good for coughs because some of the chemicals in it are similar to codeine and will relax your lung muscles causing less coughing. I wouldn't say their HEALTHY for us....maybe less unhealthy than we once thought.
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Dove chocolate.  It makes me curl my toes!
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Truth is your an addict! You are addicted to sugar and the chocolate. Just like a person is addicted to drugs your addicted and you will need to get this out of your system just like with any drug.\nhttp://www.karlloren.com/Diabetes/p82.htm
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eat lots of pork and chocolate, both contain high levels of dopamine.  It'll substitute the addiction you had for this person.  But exercise while at it, otherwise you'll get fat and nobody will love you.
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Specifically a good dark chocolate. Every day chocolate (like what you see in the check out lines)  doesn't have enough real Theobroma Cacao in it to give the effects of enhancing libido.\n\nBut then again, I get pretty excited over any damn box o' chocolates
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My husband got some sugar free hard candy to suck on so that he wouldnt want to have that morning cigarrette. It worked, he has been smoke free for over 2 years. Good luck and congrats to yourself!
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Tough one. Suger is addictive. Remember that any craving only lasts 2minutes, and if you can ignore that craving 28 times in a row it will become a habit. It has been reported that when someone craves chocolate you should give them a hug, it relieves it apparently? Not sure about that, but give it a try!! Haha! Good luck =)
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I agree with pinksocks with an additional comment. Two nights in a row when I got up, I felt so dizzy it scared me! Finally, I realized it must have been from too much sugar consumption those two days. I was on a chocolate binge and normally do not eat much chocolate. Try to think if you've had anything different in your diet lately or if you smoke, have you been inhaling more deeply? The only other thing I can think of is the medication you're on if that's what you mean by "controlled". Make sure you notify your doctor, maybe he can recommend a different medication for you.
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I can really relate. I love sugar!  I could eat it stragiht from the bag.  I quit cold turkey too.  It was helpful for me to eat equal or splenda straight from the packet if you could believe that.  It diminished the sugar cravings.  Once you feel the difference in your body after removing alot of sugar  you won't really crave it anymore.  I feel so much better than before and you will too.  Also drink alot of water.  Sounds crazy but for me peanuts help too.
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your body is used to getting the nicotine on a regular basis so you will have huge cravings for it. as for caughing, you loung is finally starting to breeth, hopefully it will get better soon. *tumbs up* for quitting, don't give up the fight, you can do it:)