Allen Carr

Allan Carr was a chain smoker for 33 years; he smoked up to 100 cigarettes a day. At age 48, on July 15, 1983, he quit smoking overnight. And until his death at age 71, he never had the slightest desire to pick up a cigarette again. On the contrary: "Since I smoked my last cigarette, I feel like the happiest man in the world," he used to say.
What motivated him to quit smoking – and what allowed him to spend the rest of his life free from addiction – is explained in detail in his book. bestseller International, Easyway – The Easy Method to Quit Smokingwhich is the world's best-selling book in this field. In the same year he quit smoking, he left his job as an accountant to dedicate himself to his life's work: helping other nicotine addicts break free from their addiction. The success of his first clinic EasywayThe clinics, which originated in London, led to its international spread. Easyway They are now found in more than 50 countries, and more than 50 million people have already quit smoking thanks to them.