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Healthy Monday

November 17th, 2008 by leslie · No Comments

Our friends at Healthy Monday asked us to pass along this non-food-related tip today.

Monday: The Stay Quit Day
Just in time for the Great American Smoke-out on November 20th there’s an idea to help smokers sustain their resolution:Â Stay Quit Monday.Â Smokers who are planning to quit should consider making the following Monday following their quit date, and every Monday thereafter, their Stay Quit Day.Â Â Research shows that the average smoker quits seven times before quitting for good.Â Using Monday as the day to recommit to quitting can help people live a smoke-free life, one week at a time.Â Stay Quit Monday is part of the Healthy Monday Campaign, which aims to make Monday a weekly start of a healthier life, whether by stopping smoking, eating healthier or exercising.(url to healthymonday.org)