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A study with 21,384 smokers published in the Journal of the American Medical Association concluded the patch is "no longer effective."
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| 13 Nicotine Replacement |
DescriptionNicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) replaces the Nicotine from cigarettes with another form that can be managed. This method assumes that:
Examples include Nicorette, Habitrol, Nicoderm, Commit and other brands. Nicotine Replacement now comes in many forms:
4,866 smokers included from 40 separate studies. ResultsNicotine Replacement had the 13th highest quit rate of any category. Compared to the other methods, these results are really bad, way behind every other organized, monitored type of program. These results clearly show that nicotine is not the real problem, or the answer. Bottom lineIf you have tried the patch to stop smoking and it has not worked, you are not alone. In the market place, drug companies have an enormous advantage with:
However, when it comes to quitting smoking, the research shows that the results of drugs and NRT are clearly inferior compared to many other methods. A separate study, with 21,384 smokers published in the Journal of the American Medical Association concluded the patch is "no longer effective." A third study of second time patch users found a 0% success rate the second time around. Yes that was zero. So if it did not work before, don't count on it this time. National institute of Health citation More information on what works, what doesn't, and whySmoking quit tips has the big picture take away from the research Our stop smoking program has the scientifically proven best choice to quit smoking The method of quit smoking study has the study background including:
Nice reasons to stop smoking has the really good news about quitting smoking Side effects of quit smoking methods lists the shocking side effects by method, straight from the FDA Ways to quit smoking has the full list of links to 15 methods Important patch research explains the Journal of the American Medical Association article that concluded the patch and NRT was "No longer effective" The IRS and quitting smoking shows that the IRS does not like weak methods like drugs and NRT at all |

