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4 Mobile Apps to Help You Quit Smoking

Are you concerned with your health and want to do something to improve things this year? One of the best things you can start with is kicking the habit of smoking. It’s not easy, but like any habit formed over time, smoking can be reversed and eventually it becomes a habit not to desire smoking anymore. The good news is that there is modern technology to help support a healthier lifestyle, including mobile apps that support your quest to stop smoking.

Here are a few mobile apps that can help you quit smoking for good.

Quit Pro

Track what causes you to pick up a cigarette in the first place – or triggers as they are called. Track these triggers, such as moods or situations that make you want to smoke. The app also tracks how many times you’ve smoked and how many you have cut down on, to encourage you to gradually quit smoking forever.

Smoke Free

Being able to see your progress when quitting smoking is the goal of this mobile app. Not only that, but you can also see other motivators, such as the money you’ve saved by not smoking, and the improvements you’ve made in your health while you progress. This is a good app for those who respond well to facts and figures.

My Quit Coach

Designed by Livestrong, this free mobile app is loaded with all the tools and incentives you need to quit smoking. A personalized quit smoking plan is included, awarding badges for reaching milestones, and the app allows users to connect to social networks to share progress.

Kick Smoking

This fun mobile app, built for Windows devices, is visually stimulating and includes a built-in “cravings timer” to help you when you feel the urge to smoke. It has a reminder of how many times you haven’t smoked, the money you’ve saved, and the benefits to your health to keep you on track.

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