3,000,000 English speaking people die each year from smoking related diseases. Nearly all of them at some time or another, had tried to give up smoking, but failed. They wasted their money, time and effort on inferior products or systems that promised them 'The cheap magic cure'. Too late, as they are dying, they realise their folly as all their hopes and plans for the future die with them.

John Ruskin knew the answer in 1849...

It is unwise to pay too much, but it is worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little money.......that is all. When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything, because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the things it was bought to do.

The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot......it cannot be done. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is as well to add something for the risk you run...... and if you do that, you will have enough to pay for something better.

John Ruskin (1819-1900)

The 3,000,000 smokers were ignoring the universal laws of business by attempting the impossible. The research and development of this book, Enjoy Giving Up Smoking, took ten years to perfect and is the "something better" in John Ruskin's poem.

Take action before it's too late

Many countries have now started to ban smoking in public places and in February 2005 the world's first international public health treaty, an anti-smoking pact, came into force.

• 'A billion will die from smoking'   (BBC News)
• A few cigarettes a day 'deadly'   (BBC News)
• Smokers' blindness risk 'doubled'   (BBC News)
• Smoking can 'age' you by up to 5 years   (BBC News)
• How to stop with a smile on your face (This is Worcestershire)
• Nasty habit brought to book (This is Kidderminster)
• Smoking gets own 'Kyoto treaty'   (BBC News)
• Global tobacco treaty takes force   (BBC News)
• Global anti-smoking pact comes into effect   (Yahoo! News)
• Smokers 'misjudge health risks'   (BBC News)
• Smoke-free law 'would save lives'   (BBC News)
• Smoking curbs: The global picture   (BBC News)
• Smoking at work 'kills hundreds'   (BBC News)
• Q&A: Passive smoking   (BBC News)

Give up smoking today...

Robert West, professor of psychology at St. George's Hospital Medical School, London says: "Stopping your children smoking is the most important thing you can do to safeguard their health. Young people, as young as 8 years old search for thrills and excitement. They have been brainwashed into believing smoking will provide it."

Most grown-ups are too wise to start to smoke; children have become the new growth area. The latest British research suggests that new recruits to smoking feel they have a window of time before cigarettes become either addictive or health endangering, however, the damage is instant. The very first cigarette you smoke harms you, it sends your heart and pulse rate up, making your heart contract 10,000 times more often every day than that of a non-smoker. The cocktail of 4,000 different toxins takes days to leave your body.

The tobacco industry stands accused, not only of attempting to recruit new smokers in childhood, but also of adding sweeteners, from fruit extracts to liquorice to cocoa, to disguise the acrid taste of burning tobacco and make cigarettes more palatable.

For parents who are interested in the welfare and the future of their children, the provision of this book for their children to read will properly prepare the children for the temptations to come and show how to avoid the disasters and enjoy the triumphs.

If you or a member of your family are a smoker and are thinking about giving up smoking, or you want to take precautions to help prevent your children from starting, then order today.