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Interestingly, we have been getting a fair bit of Australian beef here in Canada over the summer. It's good in flavour but I find it leaner than beef from Canada or the US. Thanks for the responses @Cbdave & @notsmokinjo!

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For either @notsmokinjo and or @Cbdave ... What is Kangaroo like to eat? Is it similar to beef or is it more of a "gamie flavour? Icurious as to what it's like taste and texture wise?

Welcome on board the Quit Train @ASHISH JOSHI ! Glad to hear you have made a wise decision to take back your life and put smoking behind you. It's not easy but it IS possible. Be determined and keep yourself busy. Keeping your mind busy helps keep it off smoking. Stick around on the train and get support from others who are quitting or who have already quit. They understand what you are going through🙂

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Different methods make some initial difference to some people in the very early stages of quitting but that is really just easing the strength and/or frequency of cravings. There is NO magic bullet that will make quitting easy - there just isn't! Yes quitting is difficult particularly in the early stages. You are not only purging nicotine from your body & brain but you are also having to change up your daily routine because you are eliminating having a smoke every 30 minutes or what every your own frequency is so you need to find others things to occupy your mind and hands with. The single most important tool you must have starting out is a rock solid committment to yourself that you WILL quit smoking NO MATTER WHAT! Quitting IS hard but it never killed anyone and that applies to all of us. Continuing to smoke will steal your finances and your health ongoing and likely at an increasing rate as you age - that's a guarantee! Make your choice and follow through with it.

I'll agree with @GonSo Sal and recommend that you quit as soon as possible. Why delay being free from the clutches of nicotine? The sooner you start, the sooner you'll be free! The other issue with setting a quit date is that you'll make and excuse to delay as that date draws closer - that's just not you, it applies to ALL of us. We're all humans and that is simply a human reaction to something you really would prefer not to have to do. We're all here to support you and here to help guide you with suggestions based on our own quit experiences. That's all we can do. The actual quitting is up to you and be assured, it IS possible for all of us🙂

Congrats on being nicotine free for 6 years @podarki and I fully agree with you that being free from the slavery to nicotine addiction is really nice in fact, it turned out to be the best part of quitting in the end and was not siomething I'd even thought about when I first started out to quit.

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