LifeFirst

Provide Tobacco Treatment Service in varied settings.Conduct cessation research.Recepient of Global Bridges grant.Health initiative-Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation

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With the numerous benefits of having a #TobaccoCessationProgram set up in the office, an employer will ensure that the staff’s safe from passive smoking in the office premises.

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In order to stay informed with current trends on treating an individual with Tobacco Dependency, #LifeFirst offers one-day Refresher Trainings for level 2 certified Tobacco Treatment practitioners.

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With the most severe tobacco withdrawal symptoms occurring during the first 2-3 days, #QuittingTobacco while admitted in a hospital becomes easier.

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Not only does smoking cause cancer it damages the bladder, lungs, and pancreas too.

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The process of discontinuing tobacco is difficult and often a prolonged process, which is why #LifeFirst is designed to assist an individual with tobacco dependency over a period of 6 months.

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Research suggests that patients who suffer from chronic sinusitis will see the condition improve progressively over a period of 10 years after #QuittingTobacco.

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#DidYouKnow on an average a smoker attempts to quit anywhere between 6-11 times before they actually succeed, which has a lot to do with an uninformed support system.

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With a #TobaccoCessationProgram set up in the office, an employer will not just help his employees quit their dependence on tobacco, but also cut sundry costs while at it.

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Put on your thinking hats and take up our #quiz! Let us know how many jumbled words you're able to identify correctly in the comments below.

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As hospitals are known to create a ‘teachable moment’, a #TobaccoCessationProgram set up there would without fail produce better results.

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Cyanide, carbon monoxide and ammonia are some of the many poisonous chemicals found in tobacco smoke.

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#LifeFirst has built a thoroughly researched #TobaccoCessationProgram by Using ‘Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence: 2008 Clinical Practice Guidelines’ by the U.S. Public Health Service and ‘Tobacco Treatment Service’ by the Massachusetts General Hospital!

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#DidYouKnow out of all the smokeless tobacco users in the world, 25.9% of consumers are Indians.

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As the nicotine #flushes out from the body of a tobacco-dependent individual, the bronchial tubes #relax which result in reducing the strain one puts into #breathing.

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#Researchers have found both nicotine and toxins, including formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, and acetic acid, present in the aerosol of an E-cigarette.

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Employers now have the ability to offer #TobaccoCessationPrograms that can help employees with their dependence on tobacco.
See how: https://t.co/CoBLG4AMTP

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Will incorporating a #TobaccoCessationProgram in the hospital help a patient?
Tell us what your views are on this.

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Here’s how you can help a tobacco-dependent individual find the right kind of #motivation.
Can you spot them all?
Post your answers in the comments below.

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It’s time for a surprise test! Take up our challenge and post the right answers in the comments section. #QuizTime

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There are plenty of #natural ways to #purify one’s body.
Which out of these do you think is the most effective?
Let us know in the comments section.