The most effective Nicotine Substitute

The nicotine in the nicotine spray is intended to directly replace the nicotine that the smoker ingests with the cigarette. Other carcinogenic substances that are normally contained in tobacco, such as carbon monoxide or tar, are not included in the nicotine spray. The nicotine level in the smoker’s blood is maintained at the usual level. This makes the transition from smoker to non-smoker much easier. The nicotine withdrawal from which the smoker suffers during withdrawal is significantly reduced by the spray.

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A stop smoking Guide can be a good guide on your way to quitting smoking. Do you want to quit smoking but are wondering how to do it? Or have you already had a failed attempt and are doubtful that you will ever get rid of the cigarette? With these step-by-step instructions you can optimally prepare yourself to quit smoking, so that your quitting is a complete success. With these 10 tips you can become smoke-free and stay that way for a long time.

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Smokette Tablets – Quit smoking without nicotine substitutes

Smokette is a dietary supplement in the form of capsules. It is designed to help smokers quit smoking by significantly alleviating physical withdrawal symptoms.

Quitting nicotine is not easy for many smokers. It’s not just about physical, but also about psychological addiction. The problem with many smokers is often that they cannot deal with both types of addiction at the same time. The habit often gets in the way and without quitting smoking aids, relapse quickly due to the physical symptoms.

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A hard habit to break

Smoking tobacco is a habit. Smokers know smoking is unhealthy. But putting off quitting may seem easier than putting up with the pain of withdrawal and the fear of saying goodbye to a longtime love-hate relationship with cigarettes. Nicotine addiction coupled with smoking’s psychological hold and ritualistic associations make quitting a scary, unwelcome proposition. Even if you want to quit, you may find yourself short on motivation.

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How to Deal With Stress While You Quit Smoking? Everyone does stress management in their own way and everyone is triggered by different things. When you quit smoking, you can easily get irritated and then you may be bothered by things that you otherwise don’t care about. I can recommend everyone to make a strategy.

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Benefits of Quitting Smoking

Quitting Smoking brings you many benefits. Brain, Ears, Eyes, Stressed Heart, Sticky Blood and much more will recover.

Sharp Hearing

Quitting smoking will keep your hearing sharp. Remember, even mild hearing loss can cause problems (like not hearing directions correctly and doing a task wrong).

Better Vision

Stopping smoking will improve your night vision and help preserve your overall vision by stopping the damage that smoking does to your eyes.

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Everything you need to know for your success!

Everything you should know about smoking and the perfect way to quit

Those who decide for themselves to want quitting smoking have logically looked into the reasons for and against smoking beforehand. The case is actually clear and the arguments very convincing: Smoking makes you sick and has many disadvantages. But why is it so difficult to quit smoking when the matter is actually crystal clear? Quite simply: an addiction is not rational! But I’ll get to that in a moment.

Quitting Smoking: The Cigarette – Know Your Enemy!

In order to quit smoking, one should understand the ingredients of a cigarette, how nicotine works and the resulting addiction. Nicotine addiction is both physical and mental.

Duration and symptoms – how to quit smoking!

Smoking cessation: this is how it finally works!

I can only recommend smoking cessation to every nicotine addict. If current studies are to be believed, the tendency for people to use cigarettes will drop from currently 18 million to 16 million people in Germany by 2025. And that’s just as well. After all, we all know the negative effects of smoking and nobody wants bad teeth, yellow fingers or the worse effects of smoking.

But in order to be able to quit smoking, one should first deal with the basics of smoking cessation. And that’s exactly what I want to do in the following text.

Patches

Nicotine patches are easy to use. They only have to be stuck on once a day and then unfold their effect for the next 24 hours. A good time to change your patch is the morning after you get up. Possible places to stick on are the upper arm, upper back and hips. The area should be intact, dry and hairless. Smooth the edges of the patch so that it sticks properly and lasts all day. The place where you stick it must be changed with each new patch. The same places should be used again after a week at the earliest.

When the nicotine patch sticks to the skin, it releases nicotine. The advantage of the patches is that they keep the nicotine level at a constant level for over 24 hours. They are suitable for heavy to moderate smokers who smoke very regularly throughout the day. The potential for addiction to patches is very low.

Nicotine Chewing gum

The compositions are different: There are three categories:
With 2 mg nicotine, 4 mg nicotine and also with a fruit or mint flavor. Smoking and chewing gum are often interpreted in this way: fewer cigarettes every day, but slowly more chewing gum.

4 mg nicotine gum was developed for smokers who are heavily dependent. Withdrawal symptoms with just 2 mg of nicotine gum will be much more pronounced. Smoking chewing gum is tolerable, but not at the same time, chewing gum and a cigarette in the mouth are not possible. Typical withdrawal symptoms: Severe nervousness due to inner restlessness, increased aggressiveness combined with irritability. The concentration leaves a lot to be desired, general sleep disorders and increased appetite are also noticeable.