Friday, May 02, 2008 at 14:27
I believe Zyoban is no longer dispensed due to the number of side affects and psychotic episodes that users suffered.
I have just finished my 12 week course on the new stop smoking drug called Champix. It has been highly successful for myself, a smoker for 22+ years, as
well as a lot of my work colleagues and friends who have also started on it. The only side affects I suffered was slight nausea after taking the tablet, but ended up ingesting after breakfast and dinner and with a large glass of water, this reduced the nausea. The second was that overindulging on alcohol was a no no, suffering from severe hangovers the next day, making it difficult to even get out of bed. This was actually a blessing, and now I no longer drink VB or any other full strength beverage, instead settling with light beer. This has also helped my waistline hahahahaha. I joined a gym straight away, and am loving the new energy I have, as
well as being able to breath properly again. I have, and at no time during the course had a desire to smoke again, so I am extremely happy. Champix takes control of the receptors in the brain that nicotine usually clings to, thus leaving you with no cravings, and causing the cigarette to taste as disgusting as it is. You smoke during the first two weeks before stopping completely. I actually stopped smoking early in the second week, as I could no longer stand the whole smoking process any more.
Cheers and good luck!
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