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<blockquote data-quote="Petras" data-source="post: 92511" data-attributes="member: 216"><p>I commend you all on quitting and trying to quit.&nbsp; It's tough to do.&nbsp; I quit about 5 years ago...&nbsp; smoked 2 packs a day for quite a while.... When I was talking with my old boss about quitting he brought up Chantix.&nbsp; He said he used it to kick a 30+ year chew habit and said it worked awesome... I gave it a try and have been smoke free ever since.... Like most everyone has said, find something to occupy yourself for a few minutes while you are having a bad craving, it will pass....&nbsp; the first 2 weeks of my quitting experience had me chewing probably 100 pieces of regular chewing gum a day, but it worked.....&nbsp; nice thing about Chantix is that It blocks your body from taking in any nicotine even if you do slip up....&nbsp; it also causes your body to release the endorphins that it would normally release from nicotine intake so the whole process is generally more tolerable....</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Petras, post: 92511, member: 216"] I commend you all on quitting and trying to quit. It's tough to do. I quit about 5 years ago... smoked 2 packs a day for quite a while.... When I was talking with my old boss about quitting he brought up Chantix. He said he used it to kick a 30+ year chew habit and said it worked awesome... I gave it a try and have been smoke free ever since.... Like most everyone has said, find something to occupy yourself for a few minutes while you are having a bad craving, it will pass.... the first 2 weeks of my quitting experience had me chewing probably 100 pieces of regular chewing gum a day, but it worked..... nice thing about Chantix is that It blocks your body from taking in any nicotine even if you do slip up.... it also causes your body to release the endorphins that it would normally release from nicotine intake so the whole process is generally more tolerable.... [/QUOTE]

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