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When I say the herbal alternative, I don't mean herbal cigarettes or tabacco. I am referring to herbal medicines to help you stop smoking completely. These provide a more natural way to quit smoking and are nicotine-free
One of the best and most well known herbal medicine to help you quit smoking is BUTTitOUT.
BUTTitOUT contains Lobelia Inflata, which mimics the effects of nicotine by stimulating the preganglionic nicotinic receptors and depressing them, therby reducing withdrawal symptoms and the desire to smoke. This action is similar to that of nicotine, but is milder and non-addicting.
The active ingredient is lobelia inflata. Lobelia mimics the effects of nicotine but is non-addictive. In smoking cessation, its use as a replacement for nicotine helps the smoker by reducing withdrawal symptoms and the desire to smoke.
The medicinal herb block to nicotine from reaching the brain's nicotine receptors, where the nicotine high is generated. The BUTTitOUT formula beats nicotine at the brain without the use of chemicals, helping the smoker through times of stress, insomnia or fatigue. The main ingredient is also a recognised appetite suppressant, so will help to stop the smoker putting on weight after they quit.
BUTTitOUT is safe for teens to use too. Buy it here.
After you have set your quit date, you should take BUTTitOUT for at least 2-3 months. This will give your body time to naturally expel the nicotine and other smoke pollutants it has stored up over the years of smoking, giving you a better chance to remain nicotine free. You should not smoke whilst on the BUTTitOUT program. If you do smoke you may experience side effects such as lightheadedness, dizzy spells or nausea. It also means you are probably not ready to quit yet! Try again in a few weeks time.
Afraid not. Using nictotine products with BUTTitOUT will be defeating the purpose of the medicine.
The active ingredient of "BUTTitOUT" is very similar to nicotine in its physiological effects but it is milder than nicotine and non-addicting. You should consult your physician commencing a course of BUTTitOUT. Herbal research has been very limited in regards to how the fetus might react to various herbal medicines. Nicotine in any form can cause harm to your unborn baby and because this herb 'mimics' nicotine, the best advice is to consult your doctor.
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