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The Rock says: Why ex-smokers sometimes return to cigarettes

The Rock says: Why ex-smokers sometimes return to cigarettes

Who: ex-smokers; What: relapsing to cigarettes; When: even years after quitting; Where: in familiar places or during stress; Why: a brain rewired by nicotine. Medanta's doctors say those cravings are like a switch that flips when stress hits. Just like The Rock says, when that wiring kicks in, you can still lay the smackdown and quit again!

Quick rundown

  1. Relapse is linked to brain chemistry and stress.
  2. Triggers can be sensory, emotional, or environmental.
  3. Chronic stress weakens self-control, increasing relapse risk.
  4. Nicotine replacement can shift dependence rather than prevent it.
  5. Relapse is a chronic condition, not a one-time failure.

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