Many in the medical community are now coming to terms with the fact that there is a defining link between smoking cessation and depression. Depression is associated with the increased frequency of smoking and if you remove the smoking habit, depression seems to worsen in a normal person. Smokers addicted to cigarettes are usually preoccupied with smoking, and continue to possess an abnormal attachment and anticipation for cigarettes. Quitting smoking is then complicated because the level of pleasure seems to decrease and therefore mood swings set in, causing frustration and anguish over simply smoking.
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