How long does it take to get nicotine out of the body after onestops smoking?
612779
You're ok, it takes 1 - 3 days for the nicotine to be out of your blood and brain. For very heavy smokers, it could take another day. There's are traces of nicotine left in your organs for months, but they don't cause cravings, or show in Dr's tests. \nTo get rid of the emotional and habitual addiction, can take the same time, or for some people never - they don't learn to program their desire for smoking out of their subconscious. There are powerful ways help your here: http://www.quitguide.com  There's a lot of encouragement and help to quit and stay quit, so that your op and afterwards goes well.
562414
if you smoke it everyday or damn near...it takes 30 days without it to disappear.  If you did it say......once every month or two, then it would only take about 3-5 days, depending on amount smoked that one day.  I'm talking in reguards to a piss test.
600901
no.it takes at least 30days to get it out of your system unless you go to a nutrition store and buy some stuff,i don't know the name of it ,but they will help you.
1131615
The absolute BEST way is quite honestly COLD TURKEY.  The reason is...it takes 72 hours or 3 days for all the nicotine to get out of your system and once you live through those three days then it's just mind over matter as your body's NEED for nicotine is gone.  The patches, gum etc. anything with nicotine in it and the "tapering off" just prolongs the agony of nicotine withdrawal.  \n\nYou have to replace that "bad habit" with a good one so be prepared BEFORE you quit....and know what you are going to do INSTEAD of smoking.  Remember the average 'craving' lasts 3 minutes.  \n\nI used whatever it took to get through the first 2 weeks, sugar free suckers, licorice root (you can buy at the bulk store usually) to chew on, sugar free gum, tic tacs, and believe it or not straws the extra tough ones that come in drinking boxes (I chewed through about 7 of them and just keep cutting off the chewed end) and you can also "inhale" through the straw and then slowly exhale.  Drink a ton of water, now instead of smokes and a lighter I carry bottles of water with me everywhere.\n\nI also learned how to knit to keep my hands busy, you could do crossword puzzles, circle words, Suduko puzzles, or some kind of manly crafty thing like leather working or wood burning I suppose....\n\nAlso I downloaded a little counter from the site I posted below....I was so determined not to have to reset my counter back to zeros I wouldn't have another smoke!\n\nGood luck, you'll need it.....but trust me when I say looking back from the other side it is SO WORTH IT!!\n\nIn three days you'll start to notice how bad smokers really smell and you'll think OMG I used to STINK like that too, in 2 weeks when you run your tongue over your teeth they won't feel like they have fuzzy slippers on them anymore....and if you can make the 3 week mark without slipping at all......I believe that the statistics for maintaining the smoke free lifestyle are about 60% for those that can make it to the 3 week mark!\n\nGOOD LUCK!\n\nOne year, ten months, four weeks, 8 hours, 28 minutes and 34 seconds. \n13947 cigarettes not smoked, \nSaving $4,602.53. \nLife saved: 6 weeks, 6 days, 10 hours, 15 minutes.
1162802
Seek Medical Help first...\n\nNicotine Withdrawal\n\nWhen smokers try to cut back or quit, the absence of nicotine leads to withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal is both physical and mental. Physically, the body is reacting to the absence of nicotine. Psychologically, the smoker is faced with giving up a habit, which is a major change in behavior. Both must be dealt with if quitting is to be successful.\n\nWithdrawal symptoms can include any of the following:\n\n    * dizziness (may only last 1-2 days in the beginning)\n    * depression\n    * feelings of frustration and anger\n    * irritability\n    * trouble sleeping\n    * trouble concentrating\n    * restlessness\n    * headache\n    * tiredness\n    * increased appetite\n\nThese symptoms can lead the smoker to again start smoking cigarettes to boost blood levels of nicotine back to a level where there are no symptoms.\n\nIf a person has smoked regularly for a few weeks or longer and abruptly stops using tobacco or greatly reduces the amount smoked, withdrawal symptoms will occur. Symptoms usually start within a few hours of the last cigarette and peak about 2 to 3 days later. Withdrawal symptoms can last for a few days to several weeks.
1033597
I've taken a course to learn how to hold smoking cessation classes. You've got the best thing already....WANTING TO QUIT.\nIf you can hold off the first 3 days, you've got the hard part over with, according to most who quit. ALL symptoms should be gone in a couple weeks.\nJust keep trying. I personally recommend the "cold turkey" method because if you use a product to help you stop smoking that contains nicotine it will continue supplying your cravings for nicotine, prolonging the process. If you can find a stop-smoking product that does NOT supply nicotine in any way, it's probably safe.\n\nTry to distract your urge-most of them won't last more than a few minutes. Try:\n\nChewing some gum\nGo for a walk\nTake a shower (one place it's difficult to smoke!)\nAnd anything else that will distract you!\n\nYou can make it!\n\nP.S.  I'll email you with more info if you're interested. Add to your post saying so, if you want.
992843
You can try this , cut back but be serious about it. if you smoke a pack go to half until you are use to it. then cut that in half again. do this until you can get to 1 cigarette a day and keep that routine for a year. Now , when you do one a day, you will have stressful days where more than one will seem needed. It's okay to smoke another as long as the next day you go back to just ONE! after a year of one a day, then go to one day off a week without any smoke. after that is easy for you , you are ready to try more days off, until you are without the craving. it's not the nicotine as many think , it's the actual act of smoking that stick that is hard to kick. you need to rehab yourself and time helps. you'll feel much better once your all through, and your skin and hair will show the improvement. God bless.
721475
"Within 12 hours after you have your last cigarette, your body will begin to heal itself. The levels of carbon monoxide and nicotine in your system will decline rapidly, and your heart and lungs will begin to repair the damage caused by cigarette smoke.\n\nWithin a few days you will probably begin to notice some remarkable changes in your body. Your sense of smell and taste may improve. You will breathe easier, and your smoker's hack will begin to disappear, although you may notice that you will continue to cough for a while. And you will be free from the mess, smell, inconvenience, expense, and dependence of cigarette smoking."\n\nLots more info on improvement (listed as 20 minutes following quitting to 15 years after quitting) in health at site below.  Hope that helps!
1149210
probably 3 or4 days, depending on how much you smoke, and how much liqiuds you drink to help flush out your system.
981491
One-time use usually shows up for 24-72 hours.  Habitual use can stay in your blood up to 2 months, according to the charts at my work.  I guess smoking it "occasionally" would fall somewhere in between.  Tobacco and alcohol will not show up because they don't test for them.
477480
It depends on your bodies metabolism but the safe rule of thumb, and I don't care what anyone says, is at least 30 days, no matter what amount was smoked, no matter how much water you drink. Just because THC is not easily broken down and flushed out of our system by water. Now true some bodies may process it faster, and drinking an @$$load of water may or may not speed the process up, but why take that chance? Go at least 30 days.
131267
There can be trace amounts found in your body as much as 72 hours after last consumption.
1176311
if you are a heavy nug smoker (at least every day ) it will take about 4 weeks to completely leave your system.  also, the more fat cells you have, the longer it takes.. if you smoke on occasion it will take about 2 weeks..  \nif you need to pass a piss test i suggest you go to a health store and ask for something that will  no doubt clean the toxins from your body (don't mention the fact that you need to pass a piss test, this will alarm the worker not to sell it to you or ask you to leave).. and drink lots and lots of water.. about a gallon a day
541902
It can take 30 minutes to an hour for the effects of a cigarette to wear off and for blood pressure to return to baseline.
698353
Perfectly normal. Nicotine numbs the throat lining and the hairs that stop you inhaling loads of dust etc. After 3 days this effect no longer works and the cough mechanism work properly again. The sore throat is because you can now feel the damage the smoke does and should ease off after a couple of weeks. that stuff from you lungs by the way will probably keep coming up for a few months but it will lessen with time. It is you body repairing itself stick with it its doing you good
121803
Depending on how much body fat you have, (b/c THC collects in the fat cells) about 1-2 months.
185075
3 months in your system, probably longer in your hair.\n\nBest to admit to health professional conducting test that you are casual smoker, or have stopped.\n\nGood luck.