Quitting Smoking
Smoking is commonly associated with socialising and having a good time; yet, the real implications of cigarettes are anything but. According to the Center for Disease Control, smoking causes “cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung diseases, diabetes, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis” and increases your risk of “tuberculosis, certain eye diseases, and problems of the immune system, including rheumatoid arthritis.”
More people than ever are trying their best to kick the habit of smoking, so we’ve outlined some of the best ways to get started on your quitting smoking journey below:
Why should I give up smoking?

Discover why you should quit lighting up.
This covers the innumerable health benefits of quitting smoking, including the reduction in cancer, the improvements of the skin, and the general reduction of fatigue and social well-being.
Who can help me quit smoking?

Which charities can help you quit?
A number of charities and non-profits exist that can help you quit nicotine, we outline some of the best communities and organisations here.
Podcasts, Books, Documentaries

Thank you for not smoking.
Thousands of resources have been created to help educate yourself on the dangers of smoking, discover a curated list of the best here.
What is RewardDays?
RewardDays is a habit tracker with a difference. We provide exclusive deals for people who complete consecutive days without their bad habits. Users can track their days off and we provide a road map of milestone rewards such as discount codes, vouchers, and more from recommended partners.
Co-founder Alex Cassidy gave up drinking and smoking in 2019. Realising that alcohol overlapped with so many parts of his life, he set up a reward system for himself to help him keep his progress. After 30 days he’d get a crate of non-alcohol beer, 60 days he’d get a new pair of trainers, six months a new video game. He set the app and website up as a way to help people change their relationship with bad habits, you can read more over at the blog.