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MLY151
Apr 7, 2007, 07:00 AM
im 19 years old. i would like to stop smoking cigarettes. i have been told that when someone quits you gain weight. im a little bit heavy set now and would not like to gain any weight. Do you really gain weight?

Allheart
Apr 7, 2007, 07:21 AM
Hi MLY -

I stopped a little over two months ago. They say our metabilism slows down. The first month, I did feel like I was blown up with air. My clothes were tighter and I just didn't feel the same. But one thing I was very careful about, I did not increase what I normally would eat and tried to exercise more.

A couple of weeks ago, I felt that bloatey feeling leave and feel like my old self again. So, I would say, for me, the first month, I did feel heavier, but it does go away.

It is so worth quitting. Don't let the fear of additional pounds scare you.

I do feel so much better. I do hope you give it a try.

I wish you all the best :)