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September 24, 2008
Nicotine addiction is one of the most serious social problems of our times, and a great deal of smokers around the world is constantly making their efforts to quit this terrible habit. They develop special quit smoking plans, join medical stop smoking programs, do special exercises or meditate. However, every time they fail to quit, it becomes harder and harder to go on struggling with this addiction.
Modern herbalists offer several solutions for those who want to get rid of their nicotine addiction and start leading healthy life-style. One of the approaches is directed on elimination of nicotine poisoning and exchanging nicotine with some herbal extracts and natural substances. There are special herbal patches available in our pharmacies (for example, Nicocure), which include oat straw, hop, peppermint, skullcap, extracts of Ginger and Licorice root and other ingredients. They are created to mimic the effects that nicotine usually has on human body, but at the same time, they have strong detoxifying and relaxing properties. Such patches can be effectively used as a safer and more reliable alternative for nicotine patches, because herbal patches do not cause negative side effects such as nightmares or sleep disturbances, which usually take place when using nicotine patches.
Another approach is using herbal formulas in various forms in order to support your efforts on quitting smoking. You can use, for example, Triple Complex NicoTonic which contains a number of active nutrients and bio-chemicals and helps to relief stresses caused by nicotine withdrawal. 
Rx-Hale Tablets containing Scuttelaria Laterifolia and St. John’s Wort extracts must be taken weeks before your last day of smoking in order to help you adapt and feel more confident, avoid depression, mood swings and other negative side effects. A unique combination of herbal extracts in Crave-Rx Herbal Drops has miraculous properties to control your cravings to smoking and balance chemical processes in your brain.
Finally, there are special kits, which are claimed to be crated on the basis of ancient knowledge of Oriental and Asian herbalists, that can help smokers to get rid of the addiction in easy three steps. Those kits include sprays for aromatherapy (in order to relief anxiety and stresses), tablets and patches that can help smokers to fight with their physical urges to smoke, etc. Before buying such products, you have to be sure that the manufacturer and distributor of the medicines are trustable enough and your money will not be wasted.
Many smokers actually hate their addiction and ready to do everything possible to get cured once and forever. But success is always on the side of those, who are patient, determined and strong. Herbal remedies are just one of possible solutions for those who are trying to quit smoking, but no matter what kind of remedy is chosen, it is important not to give up halfway. Maybe one of modern herbal formulas will work for you and help you stop your filthy habit.
Author Info: Hi! My name is Carla and I am a 5th year medical student at HYMS. I am interested in alternative medicine and I have done months researching the topic of herbal medicine. Besides, I like interviewing people and learning more about their experiences with one or another type of herbal treatments. I am willing to contribute to this site with my knowledge, and I would be happy to help you out to the best of my ability with any specific questions or problems related to alternative medicine.
October 31st, 2008 at 10:28 am
this is good advice. I’ll agree with all of that. I really like the content of this blog, so do keep posting and keep the good work up.
enjoy blogging, thanks.
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August 28th, 2009 at 11:52 am
I have been adiccted to many stuff ,i don’t think you would believe me when i say that quit smoking cigarettes was hardest to quit,but i managed with electronic cigarette and now i smoke it without nicotine-hey i think that changing one bad habit for another bad habit-but healthier one is always cceptable-especily if that other habit is not killing you or does no harm to anyone around you.
(btw your blog is awesome!)