Reddit reviews Golden Holocaust: Origins of the Cigarette Catastrophe and the Case for Abolition
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It wasn't just a handful of scientists. Entire institutions were dedicated to continually research the effects of tobacco and yet find nothing. "No conclusive evidence" was their ultimate goal.
http://www.amazon.com/Golden-Holocaust-Cigarette-Catastrophe-Abolition/dp/0520270169
I hate Alan Carr's book, and it never once worked for me. I find him too patronizing. I could imagine that if you read his books multiple times it'd be worse, as there really isn't a lot of information in it, just a lot of talking and pseudo-hypnotism.
Maybe try something written by an academic, dealing in facts and history (i.e. make yourself sick) (I've been meaning to read this one):
http://www.amazon.ca/Golden-Holocaust-Cigarette-Catastrophe-Abolition/dp/0520270169/ref=tmm_hrd_title_0
I'm looking at my quit differently this time. Cigarettes aren't merely a poor personal choice. They're a weapon designed to suck all the life, time, and resources out of me so that I never have the power to change the things in the world I'd like to change (and it's that feeling of helplessness that causes me to smoke, which is funny when you think about it).