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We like to link with sites that complement our  site or can offer our visitors  valuable information in relation to quitting smoking.

How do I exchange links with www.quitsmokingonline.com ?

Exchanging links between our two sites is easy. 

Send us an email with a one or two sentence description of your site and the exact URL. We'll review your site as soon as possible, validate the reciprocal link on your site and will reciprocate the link. 

To add   to your website, simply copy and paste  the following information to your web site.:

<p><a href="http://www.QuitsmokingOnline.com"> Quit Smoking</a><br>
The Internet's Famous Quit Smoking course, and it is absolutely FREE</p>

www.whyquit.com 

The 'jewel in the crown' of Quit smoking web sites. 

This site is clearly created by someone has a tremendous desire and p-a-s-s-i-o-n to help people kick this terrible addiction .

It is a breath of fresh air compared to the large number of quit smoking web sites  which only seem to exist to market the nicotine patches, gums and other gadgets. 

There is everything here from  articles, true stories, advice detailed information to photos of what you are really doing to your  body when you smoke. 

Also when you feel  tempted to smoke again, visit this site and remind yourself what you are really doing to yourself. It can be used as a great motivational center to visit when  using our course.

The site is vided into three sections, Motivation, Education and Support. Visit them all.

www.quitnet.org 

A great favorite with people who use our course. Join their quit smoking community, especially and meet  people from all over the world who are now quitting  today just like you.

In fact, QuitNet today is host to the world's largest community of smokers and ex-smokers helping each other quit. Over 1 million people sought quit smoking support from QuitNet in 2003 alone.

http://quitsmoking.about.com/ 

Very helpful quit smoking center run by Terry Martin. It contains excellent information and articles on all aspects of quitting. Also contains the Guide's own story of how she overcame her smoking addiction. 
Terry Martin's Quit Smoking Story

The site also has it's own Quit smoking forum, http://quitsmoking.about.com/mpboards.htm which is  becoming more and more popular with the people who use our course.

Meditation Techniques:

A great Free  resource telling you how you can  experience the pure bliss of meditation. Many of our users have found this site very useful

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ttp://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/how2quit.htm

Excellent, up-to-date information on all aspects on how to quit smoking and on exactly what you are doing to your body as a smoker.

For example, you'll find an excellent  glossy-color poster that features what happens within 20 minutes after you  inhale that last cigarette. And another that displays the benefits of quitting compared to smokers. 

This site is complied by the Office on Smoking and Health (OSH), a division  within the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion 

www.smokingsides.com 

Just discovered this site. A nice idea to look at smoking from a whole variety of perspectives. Including not only the health and cessation aspects but even a look at the female celebrity smoking list!! 

www.megalink.net/~dale/quitcigs.html 

A story of one man's 27 year struggle against this addiction. 

Includes his full story and how he overcome it and succeed -with lots of helpful advice and tips on the way.

http://www.tobaccofree.org/quitting.htm 

This organization was founded in 1989 by Patrick Reynolds, a grandson of the founder of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. A former pack-a-day smoker, he saw his father, oldest brother and other relatives die from cigarette-induced emphysema and cancer.

Concerned about the widespread death, disease, and economic hardship caused by tobacco, Patrick Reynolds divested his RJR stock, quit smoking and started his campaign to help people to stop smoking

In this site, you'll find plenty of help, advice and direct guidance.  

Other top recommended sites

http://www.network54.com/Forum/210097

Freedom Village Non-Smoking Forum

http://www.smokefreefox.org/tobaccofree/home/default.asp 

http://www.smoking-cessation.org/index.asp 

www.quit.org.au 

http://www.quit.org.uk

http://www.trytostop.org