Supermodel and beauty ;Kate Moss is rumoured to be having yet another go at quitting smoking after having already failed on several occasions. The leggy star has even gone as far as to say that smoking was part of who she is, ultimately resigning herself to being a smoker.
However, this is said to be changing in preparation for pregnancy and Kate claims she will be attending hypnotherapy sessions to help deal with the emotional attachment that people can have with nicotine.
Moss already has a daughter but her lover, Jamie Hince; lead guitarist of is reported to want a family of his own. She is also said to be cutting down on her alcohol intake to ensure she is in the best possible health for getting pregnant.
She has said in the past that she would never be able to implement any type of successful smoking cessation plan but like millions of other smokers out there, she stands a chance of succeeding with a variety of effective smoking cessation treatments such Champix, produced by the drugs manufacturers; Pfizer. Such treatments have been shown to help people kick start their quit smoking programmes.
No smoke without fire
According to the Cancer Research UK charity, around 86% of lung cancer deaths here in the UK, are the direct result of tobacco smoking.
In addition to this, the International Agency for Research on Cancer claims that tobacco smoking can in fact cause a variety of cancers including upper aero-digestive tract (oral cavity, nasal cavity, nasal sinuses, pharynx, larynx and oesophagus). The pancreas, stomach, liver, bladder, kidney and cervix are also thought to be at risk.
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