GIL Publications is celebrating the launch of it new website: I-QuitSmoking-Today.com with the FREE System: Seven Simple Steps to Quit Smoking Today.
April 20, 2007 (Press Release) --
NEW YORK CITY – April 20, 2007 - GIL Publications is announcing the launch of its new website www.I-QuitSmoking-Today.com and its free quit smoking system: Seven Simple Steps to Quit Smoking Today. For a limited time, this system is free to anyone who visits their website.
Smoking and resulting deaths have become a major health concern in the U.S. and around the world. According to Dr. Richard Peto and his co-authors of Mortality from Smoking in Developed Countries, 1950-2000, 15 million people died in the United States from smoking between 1950 and 2000. Of those, over half, 8.5 million people were in still middle-age (35-69 years old). It is also reported that currently a half-million people died each year in the United States from smoking. Dr. Peto’s team used World Health Organization and United Nations data for lung cancer and other diseases to draw their conclusions. Additional information is available at www.deathsfromsmoking.net.
The www.I-QuitSmoking-Today.com website features the story of how the CEO of GIL Publications, Akili Kumasi, quit smoking after several failed attempts. The Seven Simple Steps to Quit Smoking Today is based on his own experience and his belief that smoking involves both mental and physical cravings. His system therefore includes both mental and physical steps toward successfully quitting cigarettes.
Akili Kumasi is celebrating twenty years of being smoke-free and tells his readers how they too can follow his system and become smoke-free as well - forever.
For more information or to arrange speaking engagements, please contact Akili Kumasi at info@I-QuitSmoking-Today.com.
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Smoking and resulting deaths have become a major health concern in the U.S. and around the world. According to Dr. Richard Peto and his co-authors of Mortality from Smoking in Developed Countries, 1950-2000, 15 million people died in the United States from smoking between 1950 and 2000. Of those, over half, 8.5 million people were in still middle-age (35-69 years old). It is also reported that currently a half-million people died each year in the United States from smoking. Dr. Peto’s team used World Health Organization and United Nations data for lung cancer and other diseases to draw their conclusions. Additional information is available at www.deathsfromsmoking.net.
The www.I-QuitSmoking-Today.com website features the story of how the CEO of GIL Publications, Akili Kumasi, quit smoking after several failed attempts. The Seven Simple Steps to Quit Smoking Today is based on his own experience and his belief that smoking involves both mental and physical cravings. His system therefore includes both mental and physical steps toward successfully quitting cigarettes.
Akili Kumasi is celebrating twenty years of being smoke-free and tells his readers how they too can follow his system and become smoke-free as well - forever.
For more information or to arrange speaking engagements, please contact Akili Kumasi at info@I-QuitSmoking-Today.com.
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