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What’s new in the world of Allen Carr’s Easyway and smoking cessation
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January 2024
What is the latest quit smoking ‘wonder drug’ and does it work?
August 2022
Looking to quit smoking? NICE recommends Allen Carrs Easyway. This method has a high success rate and has helped many smokers break the habit for good.
June 2021
WHO today launches a global campaign called “Commit to Quit" and Allen Carr's Easyway will be one of only 8 partners including Google, Amazon, Facebook, J&J
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August 2016
Whether you’re a cigarette, cigar, or pipe smoker, or a vaper (user of e-cigarettes), nicotine patch wearer – we can set you free. #StopSmoking #QuitVaping
July 2016
I went overnight from a hundred cigarettes a day to zero – without any bad temper or sense of loss, void or depression
July 2016
one of the most significant moments of my life because I had made it…I had finally escaped from smoking. Quit Smoking the Easyway.
June 2016
A helpful guide to stopping your child smoking or vaping in a format that children will understand and relate to easily. From the No1 bestseller Allen Carr's Easyway.
June 2016
It's a beautiful, exciting, and wonderful world.
June 2016
An extraordinary announcement by Action on Smoking and Health saying "Quitting smoking could be responsible for increased incidence of Parkinson’s disease" but not true.
