Mood tracking
Monitoring your mood can help identify patterns and improve mental well-being during smoking cessation.
What You'll Do
Track your mood for a week.
Scientific Basis
Sustained smoking cessation over 15+ weeks reduces HADS anxiety by ~0.40 points and HADS depression by ~0.47 points, improving mood through mental health stabilization.
Wu, A. D., et al. (2023). Smoking Cessation and Changes in Anxiety and Depression in Adults With and Without Psychiatric Disorders.The Science of Impact
Quitting smoking can lead to a measurable improvement in mental health, with anxiety and depression scores decreasing significantly.
Improved mental well-being can enhance quality of life and daily functioning for individuals previously affected by smoking.
Reduced anxiety and depression may lead to lower healthcare costs associated with mental health treatment.
Pro Tips
Engage in a smoking cessation program for at least 15 weeks.
Track your mood and mental health weekly during the cessation process.
Consider joining a support group to enhance motivation and accountability.