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Old 04-01-2009, 04:56 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Addiction of any kind is dangerous and not good for health. Nicotine is the content which makes smoking addictive and very tough to quit. Chantix is one of those drug which helps you to get over smoking habit. It works on the body by giving you the same feel good effect and hence reduces the craving for nicotine. Best luck to all those who want to get over smoking.
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Old 04-01-2009, 09:57 AM   #12 (permalink)
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I hope that helps some people. I also hope it is prescription because kids would be attracted to it just for the cancer-free buzz, otherwise.
I've seen these sold at a kiosk in the mall. The sales people look silly sucking on a stick with a LED on the end. So far, I've never seen any one use these more than five feet from that kiosk.
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I quit smoking in Feb 2003,
Do I miss it?
No.
Do I still get cravings?
Yes.
Have I fallen off the wagon?
Yes, but I got right back on.
It is a very tough addiction to break and the cig. companies aren't really helping. They were breeding tobacco plants to produce more nicotine and thus make the product more addictive.
I started when I was 10 and quit when I was 41.
Damage done?
Yes I am sure,
I have Asthma, and several other breathing problems.
They do seem to be getting better as I get farther away from the tobacco.
But some days.............
Ooh, I just need a smoke to clear my head.
Make the world seem better.
Get me away from the stupid people.
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My grandpa quit cold turkey. He smoked 4 packs of Lucky Strike filterless cigs a day. In the early 80s he had a lung collapse and the docs said if he kept smoking he would maybe live 6 months. He quit then and there. And lived another 20 years.

I've never smoked a cigarettte. But everybody around me smoked when I was growing up. Nearly everybody at work smokes. Several docs are surprised I've never smoked because they say my lungs look like that of a smoker. I have asthma too.
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Old 04-01-2009, 08:44 PM   #15 (permalink)
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I know someone very close to me that got hooked. She sent me an e-mail with a link to these. She was all excited, but I shot them down as not really helping her to quit. They just seem to trade the cigarette for this thing.
So for those that have read up on these things I have a few questions :
This thing is just like a cigarette, but just does not have the smoke right ?
What good is that ?
It's still going to get people 'hooked' and keep people hooked ..right ??
Is this thing disposible ? From what little that I read of it, it appears as if it can be refilled, but how many times ?
I admit I have not read up on these things ( Lazy, yes, but I also just despise anything having to do with smoking - to the point of not even want to read about them.
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I don't think these are advertised as a quitting aid. It's mostly a way for people to stay inside while getting their nicotine.

From the Smoke Anywhere web site:
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I’m a bartender and since I’m the only one, I’m unable to take time to leave from behind the bar and go out to smoke. And when I get a craving for nicotine it doesn’t go away. With NJOY, I can actually curb that craving and still function and continue working.

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