I Choose Healthy and Happy
A gentle companion for the first hard days of quitting.
How the spin works
Tap the lip balm to spin it. Each tap spins a little faster — one, two, three, four — and when it lands you get an original Breathe Easy Balm wellness prompt or a clearly identified scripture passage.
Scripture and faith-based messages — alongside original Breathe Easy Balm encouragement messages, the app may occasionally show clearly identified scripture or verified faith-based messages.
- The Bible — passages use the King James Version and show the exact book, chapter, and verse.
- Book of Mormon — passages show the exact book, chapter, and verse.
- Modern-day prophets and Church leaders — included only when the exact wording and source can be verified, shown with the speaker's name and the specific source, such as a General Conference talk title and date, an official Church publication, or an official Church webpage.
When an official source is available, a small "View original source" link appears. When tapped, you'll see: "This link opens the original source in your browser."
Original Breathe Easy Balm encouragement messages are always kept clearly separate from sourced scripture and faith-based messages, and they never carry source links.
Save the ones that carry you. Pause any message to keep it in view when you need to hold on to it a little longer.
Encouragement messages in Breathe Easy Balm are original wellness prompts and are not intended to reproduce third-party quotations or copyrighted works. Please contact us regarding any intellectual-property concern.
Why a spinning balm
Smoking is not only chemistry — it's a hand-and-mouth ritual. Research on sensorimotor replacement (Rose & Behm; Hajek) shows that giving hands and mouth something else to do measurably reduces craving intensity. The spin occupies the hands; the balm soothes the lips; the message settles the mind. Order the real Breathe Easy lip balm on the shop page.
The 72-hour clock
Nicotine clears the body in roughly 1–4 days (Benowitz). The countdown starts the moment you first tap the balm, and unlocks a confetti "personal victory" when it reaches zero. Need a rest day? Pause it — the clock stops, and your progress is saved. You're still choosing forward.
Photo policy — General Audience only
You can add your own photos to the wheel — family, pets, a favorite view, a reminder of why you're quitting. Every uploaded photo is scanned on your device the moment you add it. Any image that isn't General Audience is automatically erased before it is ever saved or shown on the wheel.
- • No nudity, sexual content, or suggestive imagery.
- • No graphic violence, gore, or self-harm imagery.
- • Please do not upload photos of other people's children without consent.
Screening runs entirely in your browser — your photos are never uploaded to a server. If a photo can't be verified as General Audience, we erase it and let you know.
Results may vary. This app is a motivational companion, not medical treatment.
The 72-hour nicotine estimate and hand-and-mouth habit ideas below are based on published studies, but every person is different. Talk to a healthcare provider for a quit plan that's right for you.
- · Rose JE, Behm FM, et al. “Sensorimotor replacement as a strategy for smoking cessation.” Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 1989. doi:10.1016/0091-3057(89)90109-3
- · Hajek P. “Withdrawal-oriented therapy for smokers.” British Journal of Addiction, 1989. doi:10.1111/j.1360-0443.1989.tb03474.x
- · Benowitz NL. “Nicotine chemistry, metabolism, kinetics and biomarkers.” Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology, 2009. doi:10.1007/978-3-540-69248-5_9
- · CDC. “Tips For Quitting.” cdc.gov/tobacco/campaign/tips/quit-smoking/tips-for-quitting
- · American Lung Association. “Freedom From Smoking” program and craving-management resources. lung.org/quit-smoking
Not medical advice. If you are in crisis, please call or text 988 (US) or your local support line.