Who has sucessfully quit smoking and how without getting fat? Zyban?

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Oct 24th, 2008 by admin

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on 25 Oct 2008 at 12:47 am1J Somethingorother

I tried it. Didn’t gain weight and didn’t stop smoking either. Am going to try it again beginning today. I wish us both luck!
on 25 Oct 2008 at 10:37 am2*♥Red♥Velvet♥*

go to see your doctor. my boyfriend used to be a smokeholic, but his doc perscribed him some percription drugs and he had officially quit in about 1 month. he hasn’t had another cig in 1 1/2.

Good Luck!
on 28 Oct 2008 at 5:38 am3torraks

i was a chain smoker 2 packs a day. i quite smoking its been 7 years, i gain weight but not that much. after quiting u might have started eating a lot in replacement of smoking. anyways again quit it and control Ur diet and do some exercises.
on 29 Oct 2008 at 12:39 pm4TECHX69

We quit over 2 yrs ago using that herbal stuff that was pushed on tv in those infomercials. Worked GREAT!!!! They said you’d quit the first day no problem. I thought sure…right, being a 30 yr smoker I didn’t have much confidence in that statement. Shock and surprise..you DO QUIT the FIRST DAY. We were floored. Sure you still miss that smoke after meals a week or so but that’s why they have these tincture tablets when you have a urge to smoke. And they WORK!!!! Also detox capsules at bedtime. They work real well too. WORTH THE MONEY
on 30 Oct 2008 at 1:33 pm5ardierudy

Get anything that tastes like cinnamon. Red hots are great when you have a craving. there’s something about cinnamon that helps take the urge away more than anything else. Get cinnamon tooth paste. You wont gain wieght if you don’t eat too much. your sugar level will go up temporarily, but any weight you gain wont stay on very long. Drink lots of water. Carry around a glass of water around all day.
on 01 Nov 2008 at 11:25 pm6dlmrgnk

Very interesting. Tobacco companies don’t tell you that if you start smoking and then quite, weight gain is very likely. I quite over 20 years ago and still fight the weight. Quitting was with nicorette gum and being away from smokers. I haven’t found a good thing to put in my mouth to replace food. But I’m only about 25 pounds over what I should be. It’s worse for some than others. I’d advise quitting tobacco and fight the weight after. We need to do some research on how best to do this.
on 02 Nov 2008 at 1:32 am7Rachael G

well i gave up when i went cold turkey and found out that i didn’t have any cravings and that i wasn’t addicted so i thought why am i spending all this money on things that i don’t even need?? so i suppose im not being much help but still i don’t care xx
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