3 Ways to Quit Smoking

Anyone who has ever smoked has tried to quit at some time or another. When you try to quit, you do have some options. You can try nicotine replacement therapy, inhalers, and even going cold turkey. Here we will talk about each method separately.Nicotine Replacement TherapyMost well known aids out on the market today are your nicotine replacement therapy products or (NRT's). These would be your nicotine patches, gums, and lozenges. NRTs replace the nicotine you would be getting from smoking, dipping, chewing, and take out the dangerous additives in the tobacco you would have used.The nicotine in the NRT's lowers the withdrawal side effects, such as anxiety, restlessness, fatigue, irritability, and excessive eating. Clearly there are some benefits to NRT's. If you are interested in using NRT's seek out medical advice. Learn of the possible side effects and make informed decisions for yourself.Nicotine Inhalers and Nasal SpraysA couple more aids are nicotine inhalers and nasal spray. Nicotine inhaler work like an asthma inhaler. It has a mouthpiece and shoots an aerosol of nicotine in your mouth. A couple of side effects might be hiccups and a dry mouth. Report this to your health professional if things get worse.The nicotine inhaler has reportedly been shown to be as effective as the NRTs.Nicotine Nasal Spray, of course, you spray in your nose. Once it gets to your mucous membrane, it gets absorbed very quickly. With these, you also need to speak with your doctor, get cleared to use them, and make good decisions about usage.Quitting Cold TurkeyFor those who want to go cold turkey, you can find a few things that help, but not many. I went with gum, grit, determination, and an unbreakable will that almost drove me to insanity but I digress.Choosing to QuitThe main ingredient in quitting smoking is a definite decision to quit. No products or aid is going to do it all for you. There must be a 100 percent commitment to the process of quitting smoking once and for all. No aid in the world is going to do it for you, although they can help. Good luck and I hope you quit smoking.