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Hi! In case you're new here, we're Quit Club and we're trying to raise consumers voices to let the government know what we need to quit smoking.
We're advocating for better access and lower cost smoking cessation products.
Learn more about us and sign our letter to @MarjoriePLC at Quit-Club.com
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Dr. Charles Gardner: The public needs to see older people like me talking about how nicotine vapes or pouches helped them to quit smoking. Sharing their lived-experience: "My health improved."
Short interview; Harvard Club NYC
youtube.com/watch?v=uved2Ktv…
What a surprise...people are buying cheaper illegal cigarettes.
We continue to allow this to happen while making safer products harder to get @MarjoriePLC
nationalpost.com/news/canadi…
This Halloween, we're celebrating everyone taking steps toward a smoke-free life. Whether you're just starting your quit journey, staying smoke-free or supporting someone who is, every step forward is worth celebrating.
Remember, you don't have to go it alone. The Quit Club is here to offer support, encouragement and a little extra motivation along the way.
Wishing everyone a safe, happy and smoke-free Halloween! 🦇🍬
ALT Two people in ghost costumes stand in front of a rustic brick wall surrounded by pumpkins, embodying Halloween spirit.
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Kazakhstan cut smoking quickly in the early 2000s. Then progress stalled.
The difference between Sweden and Kazakhstan is policy. Kazakhstan banned vapes and nicotine pouches and regulated heated tobacco like cigarettes. Sweden gave adult smokers legal, regulated access to snus, pouches and vapes – and has cut smoking by more than half since 2012.
"No country has ever banned its way to the lowest smoking rate in the world," says Dr Delon Human, leader of Smoke Free Sweden
Find out more about the five steps Kazakhstan can take: smokefreesweden.org/resource…
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Instead of celebrating that we quit smoking we have to battle with health orgs, NGO's and billionaires for our right to remain smoke-free.
Les Hagen wants PM to listen to Bloomberg, but tells @GovCanHealth not to listen to Canadian nicotine consumers (we're all "industry" to him). A taxpayer-funded NGO pushing this double standard? We want answers. We wrote to Health Canada. You can too.
rights4vapers.com/our-email-…
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FDA authorized 24 new nicotine pouch products, including Velo Mini and Velo Mini Pouch 2. The pouches come in 3 package types, contain 4mg nicotine, and include flavors Crema, Lime, Orange Crema, Passion Fruit and Cinnamon. fda.gov/tobacco-products/ctp…
ALT FDA authorizes marketing of 24 flavored nicotine pouches
If you're waiting in line at the polls today and see this, take a moment to sign our letter to @MarjoriePLC to make it easier for Canadians to access safer nicotine alternatives.
👉quit-club.com/
Thank you.
#MotivationMonday
Quitting smoking is the hardest habit to get rid of. If you've tried and failed, keep going. It can take many attempts, many methods and many products.
It's a new week and good time to try and quit again try these:
- Delay your next smoke - even by a few minutes
- Make a conscious effort to reduce your daily smokes, even by one
- Replace your cigarette with something different like a glass of water, gum or mint.
Small wins can get you there.
Millions of Canadians have quit cigarettes using less harmful methods like vaping and pouches.
If we're seeing success with these alternative products, why aren't they easier to get @MarjoriePLC
Old news but sharing again.
Canadians need safe products to help them quit smoking. When access is cut off, a black market grows.
youtube.com/watch?v=KOVf3foZ…
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Im sorry (not), but when the FDA authorizes and continually restocks cigarette shelves, while condemning and Villainising the proven. 95% Safer choice, than "Houston, we have a problem here"!
What are some of the most common addictions in Canada?
Here are three. Can you guess the others before clicking the link?
1. Alcohol 🍹
2. Cigarettes🚬
3.. Social Media
cfhh.ca/blog/8-most-common-a…
