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Cassius Cheong's Positively Quit Manual: The Thinking Person's Guide to Stop Smoking

3 Ratings: 1.7

A book by Cassius Cheong

Cassius Cheong's Positively Quit Manual is the thinking person's guide to stop smoking. The Manual works best for smokers who are rational, open-minded and determined to quit for good. If this description fits you, you'll likely find it a useful tool … see full wiki

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Author: Cassius Cheong

Publisher: Pulse Research

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review by KarenTiede. August 20, 2010

posted in Do It Yourself!

Probably would have helped

+1 to the other reviewers; by the time you've read all the reviews, you could have read the book. As they say, it's not hard to stop. I've done it thousands of times. It's the staying stopped that's the problem. At this point in history, most of the "easy quits" have quit. Smoking has been ostracized to the point that there's just not a whole lot of intersection between smokers and non-smokers, not like there used to be, and I don't know how much influence "we" have over "them." … more

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review by tunguz. July 04, 2010

posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

Not a very good resource

I am neither a smoker nor have I ever smoked. However, many of my family members are smokers and nothing pains me more than to see them ruining their health and the health of those around them with this noxious habit. I would really like to help them and everyone else who may need assistance with quitting. In my opinion there cannot be enough publications out there that help people with quitting, and thankfully there have indeed been many books, pamphlets and websites that aid people in this pursuit. … more

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review by reneofc. March 30, 2010

Brain-Power Driven: No Non-Smoking Aids Needed

It doesn't take very long to read "Cassius Cheong's Positively Quit Manual: the Thinking Person's Guide to Smoking Cessation." In less than 55 pages, Cheong gets his point across quickly: the desire to quit smoking must be real in order to turn the desire into a reality. Let's face it: everyone knows that smoking and good health does not go hand-in-hand. No-brainer, right? Not in all cases. Unless you've been living under a rock for the last forty years and have avoided magazines, … more

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