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The Drink Less app - stakeholder video
Short video animation for stakeholders about the Drink Less app and the findings from a recent study led by UCL.
Download Drink Less here: apps.apple.com/gb/app/drink-less/id1020579244
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The Drink Less app
zhlédnutí 302Před 3 měsíci
Short video animation about the Drink Less app and the findings from a recent study led by UCL. Download Drink Less here: apps.apple.com/gb/app/drink-less/id1020579244
Patient and Public Involvement in Research
zhlédnutí 1,4KPřed rokem
Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) is where patients, members of the public or people with lived experience are actively involved in research projects and with research organisations. Their involvement can help shape how research is designed, conducted and communicated with the public. Involvement can range from attending group discussions (either in person or online) about a proposed topic o...
Registered Reports Funding Partnerships (2 minute video)
zhlédnutí 78Před 3 lety
A lightning talk video from the Reproducibility, Replicability and Trust in Science 2020 virtual conference, featuring the voice of Robbie Clark. The poster mentioned at the end of the video is available here: osf.io/wtphn/
Integrative Nutritional Research
zhlédnutí 471Před 5 lety
Watch our three minute video describing the way technology is changing the way we study how and what we eat and drink, and how this affects our health. Animation by Paupanimation. Find Pau on Twitter (@paupanimation) or at on Facebook at paupanimation
Dr Malcolm Macleod: The reproducibility opportunity
zhlédnutí 316Před 5 lety
A talk on the reproducibility opportunity by Dr Malcolm Macleod as part of the UK Reproducibility Network launch on the 12th September 2018. It is important for research users to know how likely it is that reported research findings are true. Early definitions of “reproducibility” related to the re-analysis of existing data following the same analytical procedures, while “replication” was held ...
Smoking and mental health
zhlédnutí 91KPřed 6 lety
Our new animated video describes how smoking can harm your mental health through the tobacco withdrawal cycle, and how quitting smoking can offer mental health benefits. This video is based on work conducted by Dr Gemma Taylor at the University of Bath (researchportal.bath.ac.uk/en/...), and is part of the ESCAPE trial (www.escapestudy.com/). For more information contact Gemma at g.m.j.taylor@b...
Triangulation of evidence
zhlédnutí 5KPřed 6 lety
Watch our three minute video and learn how scientists combine multiple streams of evidence in order to increase confidence in their findings. For further information, see: www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-01023-3 and academic.oup.com/ije/article/45/6/1866/2930550 Animation by Paupanimation. Find Pau on Twitter (@paupanimation) or at on Facebook at paupanimation
Alcohol harms and labelling: right to know vs. don't want to know
zhlédnutí 563Před 6 lety
Our new animated video explores public understanding of the health risks surrounding alcohol consumption. How many calories and units are you consuming? Get in touch via email, Twitter or Facebook and tell us what you think about plans for alcohol labelling. Email: psyc-targ@bristol.ac.uk Twitter: BristolTARG Facebook: Tobacco-Alco... Animation by Paupanimation. Find Pa...
Behaviour Change By Design
zhlédnutí 47KPřed 6 lety
Watch our three minute video and learn why the most important step to changing our behaviour might not be what you think... Animation by Paupanimation. Find Pau on Twitter (@paupanimation) or at on Facebook at paupanimation
Dr Susan Guthrie: Mental Health in Academia
zhlédnutí 374Před 6 lety
Hear Dr Susan Guthrie of RAND Europe speak about a recently conducted review of the evidence on mental health in academia. Abstract: Many of us who have worked in academic research will have experience of mental health challenges either personally or through colleagues and friends. Some recent high-profile cases, like the suicide of a professor based in London in 2014 and the recent suicide of ...
Better Beer Mats: What's in your drink?
zhlédnutí 509Před 6 lety
Our new animated video explores how newly designed beer mats could help alcohol consumers to understand how many calories and units they're drinking. Get in touch via email, Twitter or Facebook and tell us what you think about plans for alcohol labelling. Email: psyc-targ@bristol.ac.uk Twitter: BristolTARG Facebook: Tobacco-Alcohol-Research-Group-6631451908/ Animation b...
A three minute primer on meta-analysis
zhlédnutí 77KPřed 6 lety
Dr Jack Bowden gives us a brief overview of meta-analysis. What is it, and how does it help scientists to assess and combine evidence from many different studies? For further reading please see Jack's paper in the American Statistician which is freely available at goo.gl/8Zxuzy Animation by Paupanimation. Find Pau on Twitter (@paupanimation) or at on Facebook at paupanimation
Dr Marilyn Cornelis: Genetic Epidemiology of Coffee and Health
zhlédnutí 634Před 6 lety
Marilyn Cornelis from Northwestern University presents on the Genetic Epidemiology of Coffee and Health Coffee is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world, and has been implicated in many health conditions. Genetic epidemiological studies of coffee may inform causality, parse the constituents of coffee responsible for disease, and identify subgroups most likely to benefit from inc...
A three minute primer on epigenetics
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 6 lety
Professor Caroline Relton gives us a brief overview of epigenetics. What is it, how does it affect our lives and how can we use it to better understand and prevent diseases? Animation by Paupanimation. Find Pau on Twitter (@paupanimation) or at on Facebook at paupanimation
A two minute primer on mendelian randomisation
zhlédnutí 88KPřed 6 lety
A two minute primer on mendelian randomisation
Prof. Steve Rennard: COPD: a disease caused by smoking and a tool to measure smoking behaviour
zhlédnutí 684Před 6 lety
Prof. Steve Rennard: COPD: a disease caused by smoking and a tool to measure smoking behaviour
Plain packaging for tobacco
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 7 lety
Plain packaging for tobacco
Digital alcohol labelling
zhlédnutí 681Před 7 lety
Digital alcohol labelling
Dr Will Lawn: Drug and non-drug reward processing in cigarette and cannabis users
zhlédnutí 224Před 8 lety
Dr Will Lawn: Drug and non-drug reward processing in cigarette and cannabis users
Alexander Etz: A Bayesian Perspective on the Reproducibility Project: Psychology
zhlédnutí 1KPřed 8 lety
Alexander Etz: A Bayesian Perspective on the Reproducibility Project: Psychology
Dr Felix Naughton: User engagement and experience of a context aware app for smoking cessation
zhlédnutí 128Před 8 lety
Dr Felix Naughton: User engagement and experience of a context aware app for smoking cessation
Dr Brian Hitsman: Improving the treatment of nicotine dependence in clinical populations
zhlédnutí 142Před 8 lety
Dr Brian Hitsman: Improving the treatment of nicotine dependence in clinical populations
Neuroskeptic: P-Hacking: A How-To Guide
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 9 lety
Neuroskeptic: P-Hacking: A How-To Guide
Dr Stephen White: Some insights into how cigarette smoke causes heart attacks
zhlédnutí 489Před 9 lety
Dr Stephen White: Some insights into how cigarette smoke causes heart attacks
Dr Wheeler: Web-based methodological guidance and assessment tools for population health research
zhlédnutí 100Před 9 lety
Dr Wheeler: Web-based methodological guidance and assessment tools for population health research
Dr Melissa Atkinson: Mindfulness-based interventions for body image and eating disorder prevention
zhlédnutí 2,7KPřed 9 lety
Dr Melissa Atkinson: Mindfulness-based interventions for body image and eating disorder prevention
Dr Amy Janes: Cognition and Connectivity: Neuroimaging Studies of Nicotine Dependence
zhlédnutí 622Před 9 lety
Dr Amy Janes: Cognition and Connectivity: Neuroimaging Studies of Nicotine Dependence
Dr Alison Burrows: User-Centred Design in SPHERE
zhlédnutí 146Před 9 lety
Dr Alison Burrows: User-Centred Design in SPHERE
Gemma Taylor: The association between smoking, smoking cessation and mental health
zhlédnutí 263Před 9 lety
Gemma Taylor: The association between smoking, smoking cessation and mental health

Komentáře

  • @116AuroraDrive
    @116AuroraDrive Před měsícem

    # APPLES OR APPLE SLICES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @vhs10907
    @vhs10907 Před měsícem

    For those who say the video is too fast, it can be slowed down. Try 0.75 speed.

  • @chillnoworries7148
    @chillnoworries7148 Před měsícem

    I lost you on "1 of 2 smokers dies from smoking "

  • @Scooby_NZ
    @Scooby_NZ Před měsícem

    Indeed the clearest and simplest explanation about Mendelian randomisation studies that I have come across. Thank you very much for this! 👍✌

  • @KernuTheWise
    @KernuTheWise Před 2 měsíci

    los epidemiologos etan interesados en entender factores relacionados a la salud y a la enfermedad los fumadores tienden a morir antes que los no fumadores, eso pareceria cierto. pero desenredando causa-efecto puede ser dificil los fumadores son diferentes en general que los no fumadores, son propensos a tomar mucho alcohol y tienen una dieta menos saludable, pero aunque fueramos a medir estos factores, podriamos no medirlos perfectamente, o puede haber otros que no medimos tambien como cuando la gente se enferma pueden reducir o dejar de fumar, lo que puede erroneamente sugerir que la reduccion en el fumar apunta a peor salud podriamos asignar aleatoriamente 50000 personas a fumar y 50000 personas a no fumar y seguirlos y monitorear su salud, esto remueve la posibilidad que otro factor cualquiera peude ser responsable por cualquier diferencia que podemos ver en su salud a largo plazo, pero esto no es ni etico ni practico por fortuna todos hemos sido recrutados para un experimento sin saber. cuando hemos nacido, nuestro genes que pasaron al azar de generacion en generacion influencian cuando comemos tomamos, fumamos y mas. estas influencias geneticas no son afectadas por nada que vos elijas o no hacer en tu vida no estan relacionadas a los factores confusos. podemos usar este conocimiento para aprender acerca de causa y efecto. agrupando gente de acuerdo a su codigo genetico. este metodo es llamado aleatorización Mendeliana Por ejemplo fumadores que tienen una version de un gen llamado CH RNA 5 tienden a fumar mucho menos que fumadores que tienen una diferente version. cuando agrupamos gente de acuerdo a que version de este gen ellos tienen encontramos que gente con la version del gen asociado con fumar mucho suelen morir mas jovenes pero es el gen el que influencia que tanto vivimos, de otra manera:No lo pensamos. cuadno miramos al mismo gene en no fumadores, no hay efecto en la expectativa de vida. Entonces, el efecto debe ser impulsado por el fumar. usando este metodo puedes mostrar que fumar causa cancer de pulmon, enfermedades de corazon y respiratorias y muchas otras enfermedades pero no parece influenciar el choque o la ansiedad, La aleatorizacion Mendeliana ha empezado a decirnos sobre factores que influencian nuestro riesgo de enfermar. Ahora estamos usando el mismo enfoque en otros caminos, para mirar a muchos factores de riesgo agrupados y a ver que progresion de enfermedad influencia lo que nos puede ayudar a desarrollar nuevos tratamientos

  • @rl4023
    @rl4023 Před 2 měsíci

    the metaphor and animation of a balance is fantastic!!! very easy to understand

  • @lukem418
    @lukem418 Před 3 měsíci

    an app only half the population can use lol. Sorry Android Alcoholics! Your device isn't as monetizable so we don't care about you!

  • @igoromelchenko3482
    @igoromelchenko3482 Před 4 měsíci

    Nice art 🎨

  • @takinajowens101
    @takinajowens101 Před 4 měsíci

    Y'all need to delete and redo this,delete this,or just stop.

  • @Scottdent213
    @Scottdent213 Před 4 měsíci

    Wonderful explanation, thank you!

  • @GHoSTPhantomArmy
    @GHoSTPhantomArmy Před 5 měsíci

    What is this style of animation called? (infographic?) I would like to use this technique for a university project assignment. Many thanks.

  • @stingfreesnus
    @stingfreesnus Před 5 měsíci

    fashinating method!

  • @vikaeshlazar-bk3qv
    @vikaeshlazar-bk3qv Před 5 měsíci

    lol if so then vapers would not have depression or anxiety it’s the nicotine which is the killer of mental health and tobacco for physical health

  • @shz6148
    @shz6148 Před 5 měsíci

    8 weeks and its a hell! I struggle with depression and concentration. Sometimes I think to my self, why The F did i quit?! But I know it was the right thing to do

  • @RafiurRahman420
    @RafiurRahman420 Před 5 měsíci

    Uhhgfv

  • @profitgeoff4313
    @profitgeoff4313 Před 6 měsíci

    Doesn't this really amount to a population-level survey of an incident phenotype, which you then correlate (severity or incidence) with the inheritance of known or random-panel variants? Not sure how this differs from standard GWAS.

  • @45kzzeemoney
    @45kzzeemoney Před 6 měsíci

    Smoking ruined my life i started to feel depressed for no reason and my metal heath was really bad i was happier before now life became boring because i started smoking more

    • @pankinyek
      @pankinyek Před 6 měsíci

      I am exactly other way around I just quit smoking recently and it's awful. I have absolutely nothing to look forward to, nothing is as enjoyable as before( coffee and alcohol are both anywhere near as enjoyable on their own) I feel joyless/depressed anxiety is up. I could not imagine that will be so bleak

  • @876Gamersworld
    @876Gamersworld Před 8 měsíci

    Went 8 months and then started going through some stuff. Now I’m back to square 1.

  • @purador12345
    @purador12345 Před 9 měsíci

    Am I the only one who finds the flat tone coupled with lightning speed extremely annoying? If you're gonna read off a script, why don't you just post the script instead for people to understand better?

  • @Destiny-ze2gz
    @Destiny-ze2gz Před 10 měsíci

    Does anyone’s else’s heart beat fast after smoking , and gives them anxiety ?

  • @HeySydTheKid
    @HeySydTheKid Před 10 měsíci

    Nicotine is definitely harmful

  • @luisfernando-mm3jt
    @luisfernando-mm3jt Před 11 měsíci

    Thanks md for this link

  • @valuehealth
    @valuehealth Před 11 měsíci

    False nicotine causes genetic breaks. Which cause cancer. It’s not harmless.

  • @hexxidelux6224
    @hexxidelux6224 Před rokem

    *Smoking cessation medications (especially prescribed ones) can cause serious problems.* I recently quit smoking "cold turkey" and just went through the withdrawal like an adult (crying in the bathtub only a few times). I had to do it this way because *nicotine patches sent me to the ER with sky-high elevated blood pressure and the worst panic attack of my life. I thought I was suffocating while breathing, for crying out loud. And the ER thought I was going to have a heart attack.* It is critically important to stress that everybody's body is different when you talk about things like this. It is highly irresponsible and misleading to claim smoking cessation aids are completely safe, as a quick search on any engine will tell you what I have already, just with actual data to back it up. I'd like to stop others from potentially harming themselves with those things. They do still release nicotine into your body and *have been proven to increase your reliance on it.* Please be more careful with your information and check everything. The lozenges and gum (OTC, unlike the patches) gave me headaches, which can lead to other *very serious problems.* No, they were not used at the same time. They were tried at different times over these past 2 years, that includes the patches. It is tough, but just stopping is the best way to approach it. Symptoms usually peak within the first 72 hours, and when you've been using cessation products to try and wean but still feel miserable after 3 days, well those are 3 days you could have spent completely stopping and you would be *so much further along* with your commitment to quit, and the worst will be over, or just about. Need a way to make sure you don't give in? Look up every possible health issue. You'd be surprised what smoking has the potential to cause. Too lazy to do that but like the idea of being scared with facts anyway? Try using openai chat. The AI is incredibly accurate and influenced by real data. It'll do the trick easily. It can also, believe it or not, provide support to you by telling you things like "You can do it!" and it remembers your conversation and progress better than your best friend could. It can also reassure you and encourage you if you do slip up during your detox. It does it with facts based on data, but the devs did put a surprising bit of human-looking compassion into its code. It won't judge you, either. It's there to help. ANYWAY! What about THC or CBD smoke? This applies to THC and CBD as well; while not as deadly as nicotine, if you are smoking it then you are still building tar up in your lungs. Assuming it is legal where you are either medically or recreationally, I have 2 ways to ingest it for you that will save your lungs (and heart, and stomach). It's better to ingest THC/CBD, which can be done by steeping it in tea for 10 minutes, or if you have a slow-cooker/crock pot, you can simmer peanut butter and chocolate (needs to be fatty and something like butter for the THC to bind to it) with your THC/CBD, pour everything out onto pastry sheets and arrange them like chocolate bars or nuggets and let sit in the fridge overnight. Bam. I just told you 2 easy ways to drink or eat your THC/CBD to help you avoid smoking it. But, to be honest? If you ARE going to quit cigarettes cold turkey as I have, it would help to have CBD or THC to smoke every 2 or 4 hours for the first 2 days. You should find yourself able to only "need" one or two hits of your THC/CBD product to feel satisfied enough. It won't help much with restless leg syndrome, which can be felt in the back as well, specifically the upper spine. If that's what your withdrawal feels like, then you may need to heed the things I've said as that signifies your body has some similar responses to this thing as mine does. (NOTE!!! It is POISONOUS to boil tobacco and ingest it. That is how you make homemade pesticides for your garden plants. Please do not ever drink tobacco water!!) Be aware that quitting cold you will experience mood swings, heartburn, dizziness, a restless night or two, sweating, etc. Don't be afraid of these sensations or emotions. You are fine. You are safe. It will pass. Here are some food suggestions that might help with some withdrawal issues: Fruits and vegetables: Incorporating fresh fruits and vegetables into your diet can provide essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that support your overall well-being during withdrawal. Whole grains: Opt for whole grains like oats, brown rice, quinoa, and whole wheat bread. These foods provide sustained energy and can help stabilize blood sugar levels, which may help with mood swings. Protein-rich foods: Include protein sources such as lean meats, poultry, fish, eggs, beans, and nuts in your meals. Protein can help stabilize blood sugar levels and provide a feeling of satiety. Yogurt is also acceptable. Water: Staying hydrated is crucial during withdrawal. Drinking plenty of water helps flush toxins from your system and can help alleviate some withdrawal symptoms. It's important to note that while these foods may support your overall well-being during withdrawal, they won't directly alleviate nicotine withdrawal symptoms. However, maintaining a balanced diet can contribute to your overall health and may indirectly help you cope with the challenges of withdrawal. You can also spend the first 2 days just walking. It helps, it really does.

    • @nazlisoleil2209
      @nazlisoleil2209 Před 9 měsíci

      I feel like this entire comment just saved my life. Thank you for sharing

  • @Thedesertguy75
    @Thedesertguy75 Před rokem

    Its a nasty one to get rid of. I finally got off of them after so many tries............The best is (Obviously feeling better) to not mentally obsess over the nest hit/drag/fix of nicotine..........Its terrible when your in it knowing its killing you.......I could feel my heart getting weaker and weaker.......I had no energy........I would get exhausted midday.....Now I am up at 5am and am active until 10pm........its wild how much more energy I have..........Its incredible...!!

  • @SamiKhan-ev1rl
    @SamiKhan-ev1rl Před rokem

    Trying vapes again

  • @Anonymous_Anon882
    @Anonymous_Anon882 Před rokem

    The irony of it is that heavy cigarette-smoking is often a sign of mental illness (or at least relatively poor mental health). People with bipolar disorder or serious depression often have a hard time staying away from the vices of alcoholism, cocaine addiction, heroin use or chain-smoking. No-one smokes cigarettes more than a psychiatric patient who’s just been released from the ward.

  • @nicorovertsthesecond9069

    That was really cool. Thanks for that!

  • @mandel94
    @mandel94 Před rokem

    What if the SNP in question is associated with phenotypic differences that significantly affects the environment of the patient? I.e. the SNP causing sickle cell anemia, which is overrepresented among Black Americans. Would it not be possible for a SNP like that to lead to spurious associations between exposures and outcomes? I.e., you could think that the sickle cell anemia SNP leads to higher rates of Diabetes - but it's not the SNP in itself which is the cause of that, but a complex series of socioeconomic factors associated with being Black in the US?

  • @XOX74
    @XOX74 Před rokem

    Tabex - Sopharma if people are struggling. NRT keeps your nicotine habit! You're addicted to nicotine not smoke! WTH is the point in replacing nicotine with nicotine...duh!

  • @AHMU_Feng2003
    @AHMU_Feng2003 Před rokem

    great animation!

  • @picklecat4819
    @picklecat4819 Před rokem

    Day 13 on patches. Only time I've wanted one is at the times I normally would have had one (in the morning with coffee, after food, boredom) so I've changed my routine a bit and I don't miss smoking at all. Probably will when I drop to a lower dose of patches but that's a few weeks away yet

  • @dblev2019
    @dblev2019 Před rokem

    “Changing environments instead of minds might be the best way to change behavior”, in other words manipulation. My question is, who decides proper behaviors? If a person understands the risk and benefits of any given decision, yet they decide to go against the prevailing thought, then who are we as a society to disregard their decision. Even worse, you then abuse data to coerce and manipulate that person to bend to the prevailing view with no concern of the consequential harm you may have brought to this person. Forget being sneaky or wrongheaded, this way of thinking is flat out immoral and disrespectful. Furthermore, these manipulative methods could be used against any one of us at any given time. Think twice before participating in any rewards schemes that requires you giving up large amounts of person data! Its liable to end up bitting you in the ass!

  • @bejoym3
    @bejoym3 Před rokem

    Awesome explaination. Super clear. Thankyou! I'm sure that 2 minute clip of genius took a lot longer than 2 minutes to put together

  • @Fat-Too-Fit
    @Fat-Too-Fit Před rokem

    Im on exactly a month, I have felt low to no cravings the last week, I decided to celebrate with my homie with a J, but we put a cig in it, just for the taste… godDAMN that was a mistake, the taste is horrible it ruined some perfectly fine Zaza, but ye I’m back on day 1 I guess?..

  • @julieredfern-do7xn
    @julieredfern-do7xn Před rokem

    Day 56 of not having a ciggie am using a vape instead have saved a lot of money by just buying vapes really it's still addictive but you aren't getting all the crap with tobacco.

  • @TheHumanBodyTalk
    @TheHumanBodyTalk Před rokem

    What a great video. I gonna break this down in a video! I hope you will like it. + 1 sub 🚭🚭🚭

  • @0104nikola
    @0104nikola Před rokem

    Thank you for making this video!

  • @jackson1342
    @jackson1342 Před rokem

    Smoking provides the brain with carbon monoxide which prevents your brain from having enough oxygen also heavy metals like lead and arsenic are well known that destroy brain cells and cause payments IQ loss from smoking this is why smoking is well known for increasing stroke risk of which further causes more brain damage and toxic chemicals like radiative toxins in cigars and ciggectre Increase risk for being tumours and cancers

  • @smyureka3055
    @smyureka3055 Před rokem

    Drawing is so small.. unable to see it in portrait mode ... New Drawing should be in new slide.. You will get more views if it is more easy to see

  • @Rondoei
    @Rondoei Před rokem

    2:10 did u say “smoking tobacco is dangerous not nicotine”? Nicotine is in tobacco

  • @azhaga
    @azhaga Před rokem

    Damn! I got lost in the doodles. This is great way of explaining any information. I am wondering is there any app / software to do it.

  • @MaxKamrani
    @MaxKamrani Před rokem

    great short and clear compared to the 1h long others vids... thanks!

  • @theshadow7627
    @theshadow7627 Před rokem

    I want to quit however its not worth the trouble or the pain I inflict on others when I do make the attempt, I don't like how I become without nicotene however I live in reality, I have lost too many friends and upset too many people shame no help exists for people like me.

    • @foedeer
      @foedeer Před rokem

      There are really great meditations on youtube, such as the Rupert Spira, Stephen Bodian etc., you have not lost anything. Just need to shift the old way of thinking, into a new way of thinking. Either way, these problems will exist with or without smoking. That is the illusion of nicotine - refer to Allen Carr. Goodluck ❤

  • @theshadow7627
    @theshadow7627 Před rokem

    This has to be the most useless video I have ever seen, I myself have schitzophreania and yes I am on medication I have searched so many videos how to deal with abusive or violent outbursts I have when I ever attempt to quit. I am not interested in being drugged up either through the withdrawals I gave up quitting nicotene I have had enough I am better with it than without it.

  • @theshadow7627
    @theshadow7627 Před rokem

    For me the withdrawal symptoms of giving up nicotene are terrible my personality changes, I get very aggresive and people can't handle being around me why I won't be giving up nicotene.

    • @foedeer
      @foedeer Před rokem

      Hey, your personality will always change, that is the nature of being human and growing older with the passing of time. There are other ways to release tension and reduce aggression/irritability. Need to give yourself a chance to change in the way you want to, and not just let it all fall out without intention. You can do it.

  • @theshadow7627
    @theshadow7627 Před rokem

    This video is not what I expected I myself become abusive verbally towards others without nicotene and can lash out physically I have tried quitting many times I vape now only reason I got off cigarettes this video was not the least bit helpful to me.

  • @smccfly4074
    @smccfly4074 Před rokem

    I wish this video wasn't at such a hyper speed. Makes it difficult to absorb the info!

  • @MrUltimaPro
    @MrUltimaPro Před rokem

    I've realised noone can help you but yourself I've smoked weed and tobacco combined since I was 13 yr old for 20 years everyday of my life ...I'm 20 days clear now and have saved 550 quid by the end of the month !

  • @umerghauri
    @umerghauri Před 2 lety

    Meanwhile me watching this video while smoking a cigarette 😀😀😀😀😀