<prompt> Heavy smokers need the following intervention to aid smoking cessation ExceptNicotine replacementPharmacological antiaddiction medicationsCessation programmesRadiofrequency ablation  <response>: The Community Intervention Trial for Smoking Cessation COMMIT was a 4-year program showing that Light smokers 25 cigarettes per day were more likely to benefit from simple cessation messages and cessation programs than those who did not receive an intervention. Quit rates were 30.6 in the intervention group and 27.5 in the control group. The COMMIT interventions were unsuccessful in heavy smokers 25 cigarettes per day. Heavy smokers may need an intensive broad-based cessation program that includes counselling, behavioural strategies and pharmacologic adjuncts such as nicotine replacement gum, patches sprays lozenges and inhalers, bupropion andor vareniclineReference: Harrison; 19th edition 