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16 years ago 0 406 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
PM,
 
Like Karren mentioned , just give it time.  Plan healthy well-balanced meals, drink lots of fluids, eat low-fat snacks like fruits and veggies, and keep active. 
 
You're on the right track with the walking.  Maybe you can start an exercise routine and set a goal for example: walk 10 minutes everyday, then step it up to 20 minutes and so on.  Add some fun factor to your physical activity by joining a fitness or dance class or whatever suits your current lifestyle.  The possibilities are endless.  Members, do you have any other suggestions for PM?
 
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16 years ago 0 1080 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
PM both my husband and myslef have got bigger tums since quitting- the weight hasn't gone anywhere else -just around the middle- we have joined a gym and tried healthier eating but the tums remain- someone said about 12 months for the metabolism to get back to normal so I guess we'll have to wait a while...
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16 years ago 0 53 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Hi dont know to much about exercising but I started to walk when I get the bad thoughts, and I dont know why it works but the cravings go away. Now quit buddies how do I get rid of  this big beer belly?? Dont get me wrong I am not a drinking person but since I started to stop smoking in May of this year I got this buldge hanging over my belt and it looks bad. Would walking work..
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    Minutes: 0 Seconds: 18

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