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Addiction Treatment at St. John Health

St. John Health offers comprehensive substance abuse treatment through a network of hospitals and outpatient centers. Substance abuse can be as damaging to health and well being as physical illness. Just as you would seek a doctor for a broken bone or a diabetic condition, help is available from experienced medical professionals for treatment of substance abuse problems. Call our toll-free central information number,1-800-626-3896 24-hours a day.

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Local stop smoking resources

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After You Quit Smoking
Life may seem out of control, but you're really making progress. You're going through withdrawal, which is how your body recovers from smoking.


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A Smoker's Guide to Kicking the Habit
Although three out of four smokers say they want to quit, fewer than 5 percent of smokers who quit for at least a day are able to stay away from tobacco for three months to a year.


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Quitting Smoking
Usually people try to quit several times before finally succeeding. The good news is that each time you try to quit, you will be stronger and closer to quitting for good.


All Krames Patient Education Sheets articles (24 items)Krames Patient Education Sheets


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Tip for Quitting

Trying to quit smoking? Slipping a clove under your tongue or sucking on a pretzel may help dull your craving for a cigarette, says the American Lung Association.




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