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Patti · 04-05-2008, 11:42 PM

Not to brag, but I was able to quit smoking. In June it will be 10 years since I quit for good. Within just a few weeks I noticed a difference in my singing. It felt better and sounded better.
I quit by drinking lots of water and doing a lot of sweating work. After a few days, I didn't have any real cravings. The cravings got farther apart and shorter in duration rather quickly. I just mostly felt good about not smoking.

04-05-2008, 11:42 PM	#9
Patti Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 1,028	Re: Why do our voices 'sag' when we age? -article Not to brag, but I was able to quit smoking. In June it will be 10 years since I quit for good. Within just a few weeks I noticed a difference in my singing. It felt better and sounded better. I quit by drinking lots of water and doing a lot of sweating work. After a few days, I didn't have any real cravings. The cravings got farther apart and shorter in duration rather quickly. I just mostly felt good about not smoking.