FH's doctor prescribed it to help him quit smoking. Just wanted to know how people are affected by it. Downloaded a report from the Mayo Clinic, but it reads more like a press release.
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EJSD2006
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SIL's FH is on this now and so far so good
MissAngel
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My FFIL & FMIL have been taking it for about 2 & 3 months respectively & so far, so good too!
SusiBtoM
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Great - a very big THANKS !
He quit for 4 weeks, and then something at work triggered him to start again. I want him and (me) to be healthy.
Luvbsb4eva
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I'm a pharmacy intern, and from what I can see from our patients it seems to be very successful. I would recommend this over any other smoking cessation product! HTH!
angnick
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my husband used it and has had great results
He is smoke free for over a month.
KSquared
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I know someone who smoked for about 50 years, starting taking Chantix and has been a non-smoker now for months. She also has no desire to smoke anymore. She has tried other methods and says this is the best.
SherinJeff
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I go to another message board where we have a thread for all the people quitting.. AMAZING. There were some that joined in that quit a couple of months ago and have inspired the people to try it. So far... there are about 10 people that have quit... the newest is on week 2 and she feels great.!
Good luck!!
Jumbles
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i used Chantix and i cut back alot but i actually lost weight from it , but still haven't quit
LVC8
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My mom is using Chantix and has cut back a lot, but still hasn't completely stopped. What I noticed was that the first day she took the pills she was like repulsed by the smell or even the sight of an ashtray or cigarette. I think if she had just quit at the same moment that she started the pills she would have been better off, but it's been 3 weeks and she's still smoking... But even if the pills only help smokers to cut back it is well worth it. Don't give up girls!
