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Drinking alcohol seems to trigger more intense urges to smoke in women who were quitting smoking, according to a study from the University of Texas School of Public Health. Women who awoke with strong urges to smoke were more likely to drink, perhaps turning to alcohol to ease their stress, when it fact it increased their risk of relapse.
PositiveTip: Avoid weakening your willpower by the use of alcohol in any form.
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