Will nicotine replacement or medicine to help me stop or reduce smoking?

Answer 1

That's what they say. I don't believe a word of it. I'm still a heavy smoker but I have a strong feeling that only the cold shower method will be effective if I decide to quit.

Answer 2

Well if you are just looking to detox, you can drink a detoxifying tea. Getting the nicotine out of your system isn't going to make the cravings go away. Honestly the only thing that worked for me was leaving my house and not taking my cigarettes with me. I would take a couple hits, and usually smoke about 2 cigarettes a day. It was hard for about a week but after that it got really easy. You sort of just forget about it. And also I found it hard when I needed to fill that 2 minutes it took me to smoke the cigarette, so I would call a friend and just hold the cigarette and basically pretend to smoke it, that helped with the oral fixation part. I know many people that quit using chewing tobacco. I wouldn't advise it, but it worked for them. One was my father who smoked 3 packs a day for about 40 years. OTC meds may help. Welbutrin also helps. It's an anti depressant that pretty much makes you stop smoking too. Good luck.

Answer 3

No it will act as a substitute for a while and then you will be back smoking. The only way to stop is make up your mind and stop cold turkey. I smoked for 40 years when I stopped I was smoking 4 packs a day of full strength KOOLS and stopped cold turkey. I had tried all the other methods and they simply don't work.
GOOD LUCK

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Some it does,some not,you won't know 'til you try. The most important aid is the true desire to quit.
Also remember-if one attempt fails,think of it as practice and keep trying. Good luck

Answer 6

it reduces the craving to smoke. going cold turkey is best if you can handle it. or reduce to lower millagram. try to put of your first ciggarette as long as you can.

Answer 7

uh.....yes
yes it will