What are anti-smoking candies and are they useful?

Smoking cessation candy is similar to ordinary "chewing gum". There are "chewing gum" forms and "toffee" forms. Smoking cessation candy has metallic silver powder added to it. It mainly works by chewing to quit smoking. Is smoking cessation candy useful for heavy smokers?

Introduction to smoking cessation candy

effect

1. Through the effect of extremely small amounts of silver molecules on the taste nerves, smokers will develop a dislike for tobacco smoke, thus having a good effect in quitting smoking.

2. The active ingredient is fine silver powder, which is highly safe. Although metallic silver is toxic, precious metals are not absorbed by the stomach and intestines, so silver chopsticks, silver tableware, and dentures are still in use today. In another experiment, silver foil was added to the food of black rats at a concentration of 100 mg/ks and raised for three months without any abnormality. The amount is equivalent to a 50kg person taking in 5g of silver. It can be seen that the use of silver powder is highly safe.

3. It has the characteristics of chewing gum and toffee, which is pleasant to chew and easy to promote and apply.

use

For smokers who want to quit smoking. Principle: A more cautious choice than chewing gum.

instruction

The dosage of smoking cessation lozenges is 1mg (mint flavor). One 1mg smoking cessation lozenge is equivalent to a 2mg chewing gum.

suggestion

If you smoke less than 20 cigarettes a day, take 8 to 12 gummies a day. Do not take more than 15 gummies a day. After 2 months from the start of treatment, the daily amount should be gradually reduced. If you smoke more than 20 cigarettes a day, it is recommended that you take 4mg gum for the first two months, and then transition to taking 1mg gummies, and gradually reduce the daily amount.

Do not stop treatment early, as this will greatly reduce your chances of successfully quitting smoking.

Treatment

8 weeks to 3 months. Can be purchased freely at pharmacies or as prescribed by a doctor.

Adverse reactions

Smoking cessation sugar will not produce any serious adverse reactions. According to observations, one-fifth of users may experience dizziness, headache, nausea, insomnia, cold symptoms, and oral ulcers in the early stages of treatment.