have you ever tried the stop smoking pill...Chantix..how did it work for you? any side effects?

Answer 1

My sister has and it worked perfectly but for somepeople it has some side effects like rashes

Answer 2

Hi, first of all i want to congratulate you on stopping smoking!! The worst of withdrawals would be experienced within the first two weeks of stopping, after that period you will still feel a bit out of sorts until your body has overcome the nicotine addiction. With each day your body will be healing at a fast rate and you would be surprised just how quickly your body will return to the condition of a non-smoker over the next few years. In other words after about five years it will be as if you had never smoked at all. It's amazing how resilent the body is and how it heals itself. You have probably passed the initial stages of withdrawal which is the worst time where your lungs are starting to recover. and that is the reason for your sore throat, breathlessness and tiredness. After about six weeks you will really start to feel much better. So just hang in there for a few more weeks and do things to take your mind of any withdrawals. It'll be well worth it in the long run. By quitting smoking now you are not only increasing your lifespan but opting for a much better quality of life! You might like to take some vitamin supplement to boost your health. Vitamin B complex and Vitamin C will help your nervous system and immune system respectively. See what other remedies are in the healthfood store that will help you through this time. Best of luck and keep up the good work! Well done!

Answer 3

Natural Quit Smoking Magic

Answer 4

i'm on bupropion, which is generic for wellbutrin. i quit 2 weeks ago today and I am so happy with the results. I have not experienced any side effects.

you have to WANT to quit for anything to work.

Answer 5

I tried it, but it wouldn't stay lit.

Answer 6

Never have.

Answer 7

No