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		document.getElementById('subject').value="When Cold Turkey Isn't Enough - Some Quit Smoking Aids That Work";
		document.getElementById('article').value="Many who are trying to quit smoking are going \"cold turkey,\" that is, they are just stopping abruptly without the use of any quit smoking aids that are available to them.  There may be medical reasons for this, or some may simply feel as if they \"should\" be able to quit on their own.\n\nGoing cold turkey may help to get excessive nicotine out of your system quickly, usually within a few days or so, however, the withdrawal symptoms are usually pretty severe and intense, as is the physical discomfort that goes with this.  Many people find themselves itching for a cigarette very quickly on, and when this happens, you would do well to consider using some of those quit smoking aids at your disposal.\n\n<b>Do Quit Smoking Aids Really Work?</b>\nThe good news for anyone in this situation is that most quit smoking aids, even those available over the counter at your local pharmacy, seem to have good results for those who use them.  They are usually very affordable and easy to use, and have few side effects.\n\nNicotine replacement therapy (NRT) is a popular choice for quit smoking aids.  This may include the patch, gum, spray, or inhaler.  These products work by allowing nicotine into your system gradually over a longer period of time, thereby reducing your cravings for a cigarette.  The other advantage to these types of quit smoking aids is that, unlike cigarettes which consist of thousands of poisonous and/or carcinogenic chemicals, NRTs contain only nicotine.  Additionally, the chemical reaction that happens when one burns cigarettes causes those around a smoker to suffer consequences as well, something that doesn't happen with the patch, gum, inhaler, or spray.\n\nOther quit smoking aids may be available from your doctor and are in pill form.  Most are considered mild anti-depressants, and work by calming and relaxing you, thereby decreasing your nervous habit of reaching for a cigarette.  Some however have more severe side effects than those products you would get over the counter, and should be used only when under a doctor's care.\n\nIn the end, trying to go cold turkey may be an option for you, but if you're worried that it just won't work are aren't really looking forward to the withdrawal symptoms and the cravings - and your family isn't looking forward to them either! - then you have a wealth of options when it comes to quit smoking aids.";
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		document.getElementById('article').value="We all know that too many people suffer from diabetes, which can be a killer disease, but many of us do not know the answer to that elementary question, 'What is diabetes?' So let us try to answer that question.\n\n<b>What is diabetes?</b>\nDiabetes mellitus is, to put it very plainly, characterized by high levels of blood sugar. So what is diabetes caused by? This is caused by the levels of insulin, when it becomes too low. There are three types of diabetes: type 1, type 2 and gestational diabetes. Now that we have answered, very generally, the question 'What is diabetes,' let us go on to the first type of diabetes.\n\n<b>Type 1 diabetes</b>\nInsulin, which our body needs to control the levels of sugar in our blood, is created by the beta cells in the pancreas, or, more specifically, in the Islets of Langerhans, which is a part of the pancreas. In Type 1 diabetes, these cells die because the autoimmune system attacks it. This is the kind of diabetes that you see in children, though it is seen in adults, as well.\n\nCareful monitoring of the blood sugar levels and replacement of insulin is the treatment for type 1 diabetes. While the treatment cannot be stopped - it only controls and regulates, it does not cure - patients with type 1 diabetes can live a normal and long life as long as they take the necessary precautions.\n\n<b>Type 2 diabetes</b>\nThe next thing that stems from the question 'What is diabetes' is; what Type 2 diabetes is. This combines resistance to insulin to lack of secretion of insulin, which is harder to handle than Type 1 diabetes.\n\nFor this, first, the resistance must be decreased or eliminated, which can be done through proper diet and exercise, and then the same treatment as for Type 1 diabetes can be administered.\n\n<b>Gestational diabetes</b>\nGestational diabetes is fairly common and is the sort of diabetes that affects women during pregnancy. Quite often, it might simply go away once the baby is born, but it needs to be regulated carefully during the pregnancy to avoid complications.\n\nDiabetes is one of those diseases that can affect your life, and can creep up on you when you have no idea that it is happening. People who have a family history of diabetes need to be extra careful, but it can hit you without warning, too, and it can be hard to realize that you have it at all.";
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