any medicine to stop smoking fast?
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Call 1-800-NO-SMOKE or 1-781-221-QUIT (7848)\n\nI know several people that laser therapy has worked great for! Hope this information helps, Good Luck!
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I recommend using an alternative to the tobacco.  There are products out there that are meant to help you stop.  If you use snuff (Copenhagen, Skoal, etc.) you should try Hooch Snuff.  You can get it at http://www.hoochsnuff.com/.  It feels the most like real tobacco and will help you get out of the use of real tobacco.  If you use chew (Redman, etc.) it is a little more difficult as there are few products out there that can really mimic the tobacco.  \n\nOverall use of an herbal substitute (without nicotine) will reduce your withdrawl symptoms, but not the cravings for a dip / chew.  That will only take time.   Using nicotine replacement through herbal substitutes with nicotine, nicotine gum or patch, do not have as good a success rate as just plain herbal.
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If you're open to it and really want to quit. First try wellbutrin and smoking patches, nasal spray, lozenges, or gum. Then if all else fails, try other options. Wellbutrin must be used 2 weeks in advance to quitting to build up in your system. And continued for 2 weeks after you quit. Hope this helped! :)
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first, do NOT reduce the amount of cigarettes you smoke gradually.  that's just stupid.  the people at http://www.smokeawaysupport.com/index.php? helped me a lot, and will help you too.  half of them don't even use the product the site is for.  you need to stop full force, all at once.  www.lungusa.com also has good resources, and even a lesson/regimen on quitting smoking.\n\nthings that helped me were drinking lots of cranberry juice, to combat the sudden eratic changes in my body's sugar levels.  halving my intake of coffee, as caffeine has a stronger affect on those bodies that are recouperating from loss of nicotine.  mental imagery helped me a little.  i started doing some simple excercises instead of smoking.  a craving lasts less than 30 seconds, the mind just draws it out longer, and can be quenched with a glass of water as easy as a cigarette.
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there are several types of meds, some pills, but most are inhalers, depending on how emphysematous your lungs are. I will tell you that this will help you more if you stop smoking or stop being exposed to second hand smoke. the type of physician you need is a pulmonologist. good luck.
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dont smoke if you smoke,do exercise,take antioxidents such as vitamin E and C suppliments.ginko biloba is very useful.
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Heres a tip: try cutting back and use nothing at all.  Tobacco is not good for you or anybody.  If you really need nicotine (although i don't suggest it, because its not good for you either), try the patches or the gum.\nTry quitting, then you will feel much better.
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You know its time for a change.  You can't just change this habit.  Its about how you are going to deal with the stress that comes up in your life.  You got to face your problems without running to some instant fix.  *the cigarette*  \n\nSecond, you got to take a proven route.  Look up Smoker annoyomous in your area.  Take the patch or gum.  You need someone that will support you in your tough times.  Maybe someone who also stopped.   When your tempted, remind yourself about the things  you hate about smoking.  So expensive.  The bad lungs.  Whatever reason you want to stop.  Remember it when your tempted
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First of all, You have to be ready to quit. It doesn't matter if everyone wants you to, but you aren't ready.\n\nWhat worked for me was to set a target date. Cut back on daily intake until that day, then get rid of all items related to smoking. I found a hypnotherapy and meditation system about quitting and used it as I approached my target date. I found some tea tree oil chewing sticks to chew on to give my mouth something to do besides eat. I also made sure I had plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables available so I did not gain tons of weight.\n\nAnother highly effective thing was that I did not smoke inside the house, so I did not have the lingering smell to contend with. If you have been smoking inside, you will want to wash your walls and floors and possibly even paint to remove the odor, which will help reduce the cravings.\n\nFinally be patient with yourself. It often takes more than one attempt to sucessfully quit.
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everyody is ALLERGIC to cigs. THey cause bronchitis, emphysema and cancer.\nsmokers bring on alot of harm to themselves. take it as an allergy and quit!\n\nNicotine is the drug in cigarettes and other forms of tobacco that causes addiction. If you're trying to quit, nicotine replacement might be a good option for you. Nicotine replacement products deliver small, steady doses of nicotine into the body, which helps to relieve the withdrawal symptoms often felt by people trying to quit smoking. \n\nThese products, which are available in four forms (patches, gum, nasal spray, and inhaler), appear to be equally effective. There is evidence that combining the nicotine patch with nicotine gum or nicotine nasal spray increases long-term quit rates compared with using a single type of nicotine replacement therapy. Nicotine gum, in combination with nicotine patch therapy, may also reduce withdrawal symptoms better than either medication alone. Researchers recommend combining nicotine replacement therapy with advice or counseling from a doctor.
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If you've been smoking a long time, and you decide to go cold turkey, (it's hard but the fastest way to break the addiction), do yourself a favor and warn friends and family and then stay away from them the first 72 hours as much as possible. This is how long your body takes to detox from the nicotine and you might anger those around you enough for a lynching. I've seen it, it's not pretty.
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Sometimes you can have problems if you quit too fast or cold turkey because your body becomes mentally and physically addicted and depends on the cigs. Just quit a reasonable pace. The benefits of not smoking will outweigh the risks of quiting. Use the patch and/or the gum. You'll start saving some money too, from not buying all the cigs.
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The best way is cold turkey and suffer through the first 10 days until the nicotine is out of your system.  Then it is just mind control after that.  You control your mind.  It doesn't control you.\n\nCoach
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YES! get some Zyban. Or bupropion that stuff really works, I smoked for 30 years and quit cold turkey with that stuff. No problems except a little irritability.
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Your use of nicotine patches may have lowered your blood sugar.  Follow the instructions on the nicotine patch package.  Go drink about 4-8 oz of orange or any fruit juice, and eat a teaspoonful of peanut butter or eat some peanuts.\n\nLie down and try to nap for 1/2 hour, then come back to Yahoo!Answers and search for "smoking".  There is some info in past answers on why your body became addicted to tobacco, and what foods you can eat to help make stopping easier.
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Hey, my prayers and best wishes are with you. I've successfully quit on more than one occasion simply by going cold turkey. There are several helpful hints though. First, try to avoid all situations where you would normally smoke. Second, try to drive the thought of smoking out of your mind. If you think about it, you might convince yourself to smoke. Third, exercise, proper diet (food will taste much better so watch your selection) and positive thinking will be your friends.
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Try eating foods high in antioxidants.  Antioxidants help to remove free radicals from the body.  (The toxins from smoke would be free radicals.)\n\nBlueberries have higher concentrations of antioxidants than anything else.  Other Berries, broccoli, tomatoes, red grapes, garlic, spinach, tea, carrots, soy and whole grains are also full of antioxidants.  \n\nAlso try to find acai (pronounced ah-sa-ee) berry juice or pomegranate juice.  \n\nLook for the acai juice at Whole Foods.