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Publicado Nov 11, 2022
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Comienza hoy mismo a dejar de fumar
Dejar el tabaco es un largo proceso y que puede requerir varios intentos antes de dejarlo del todo.39 Kick It California tiene un programa personalizado para dejar de fumar, diseñado especialmente según la situación y el reto de cada persona, ya sea cuando comienza o durante el proceso para dejar de fumar productos de tabaco.
Si necesitas ayuda gratuita para dejar el tabaco:
- Llama al 800-600-8191
- Textea el mensaje “Deja el Vape” al número 66819 para dejar el vape, o “No Fumes” al número 66819 para dejar el cigarrillo
- Chatea ahora con un asesor para dejar de fumar
Visita KickItCA.org/es para obtener recursos o descarga la aplicación móvil.
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California ya protege a sus comunidades de otros productos dañinos. Es tiempo de hacer lo mismo con la Industria del Tabaco.