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Introduction
| Whether it’s smoking, drinking too much, eating chocolate, overspending or even biting your nails, The Big Cold Turkey is here to help you show those nasty little addictions and bad habits who’s boss. It’s time to take control of your life and give it up. So why not join The Big Cold Turkey Programme and get the inspiration to start and the motivation to keep going. | | | | | It's simple, the pack contains everything you need to complete your journey. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | What is The Big Cold Turkey Programme? The Big Cold Turkey Programme makes giving up a lot more fun. You can choose to give up whatever you want, so anyone and everyone can do it. It is based on the same principle as training for and running a Marathon, working up from 5km, 10km and 21km to the full 42km! Only this time you are working in days not kilometres!
| | | | | | | | | | | | | How it works The Big Cold Turkey uses a silicone wristband and a uniquely created incentive system of stainless steel trophies that reward and mark your achievement during each stage of your marathon. The Big Cold Turkey comes in a shrink wrapped, cigarette-box sized pack and includes: A Getting Started booklet, 4 stainless steel trophies in a paper wrap, 2 button badges, a 42-day 'One day at a time' diary and even a transfer tattoo. Once you've opened the pack you can re-seal it and use it as a savings box. | |  | | | |  | |
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| 42 Day Challenge |
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| Latest News |
The Big Cold Turkey Programme on BBC Radio 1 |
 The Times Money Supplement |
 The Big Cold Turkey Programme on MySpace |
 Design Week magazine News in Pictures reports on team Cold Turkey Racing |
 Live on BBC Radio Gloucestershire for national non-smoking day |
 Ladies & Gentlemen free magazine |
First Glance’ Venue Magazine |
The Big Cold Turkey Programme appears in the Daily Mirror |
Gizmodo.com Editiorial Feature |
Now available in all Borders book stores nationwide |
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| Staying on the wagon |
Giving up is a new start. So try some other new stuff at the same time. Go to some new places. Meet some new people. Take your kite to the park. Start a new hobby. Even a new cycle route might do the trick. And if you're really struggling, join a support group.
See our support section for useful links.
You can also join We Are What We Do and get the book for lots of great ideas to be getting on with and help to keep you focused. |
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