nicotine cleanse

Its really frustrating when you have to take an insurance test and your trying to quit but since your on the patch you stil have the nicotine in your system.. just not fair... need to help a friend out so if you have any information it would be really really appreciated.

i believe you may be able to show them or prove to them that you are using the patch they may work with you on it...but it depends on the company

2006-06-24 12:07:08 by Froggy

living your life without nicotine ; by removing the nicotine from your system naturally. Cleanse and replenish your body from not just nicotine ...

If you quit smoking cigarettes what can help get the nicotine out of your body

Drink a lot of water and fluids (64 oz throughout the day) and consider doing exercise that will help you sweat it out. There is a product called diet & detox that will flush out many toxins that have entered the body. If I remember correctly, I think it is a 10 day fluid flushing program. Any way that you can change your diet and give your body the nutrition that cigarrettes drained from you will also help your body to heal itself. You can go to this site and I think the diet & detox product is on the preferred product page. Good luck and congratulations on quitting ciggarettes. It was one of the hardest things that I ever did over 12 years ago and I feel so much better. Some of my friends that are still smoking look about 20 years older than me. Ciggarettes really suck the life right out of you. Once again, congratulaions and good luck!

2007-03-17 14:50:04 by K S

Price: $42.79 $16.95

Help circulation - promote healing and circulation in the feet and legs
All natural - no preservatives or additives
Detoxify gently - over an 8-10 hour period

No way , Please!

2006-09-07 11:07:43 by cynthiapalla

Price: $6.89 $4.60

20 Bags
Serving Size:

Nicotine is a drug, the only way to cleanse the body of it is to stop taking it, exercise, and plenty of fluids to sweat it out.

2006-03-03 06:21:26 by mtk_mom

herbal help to quit smoking... i'm also worried about gaining alot of weight w/o cigs

If you have a desire to stop the use of tobacco, you can put together your own kit.

Here’s what you can include:

Xiao Yao Wan, the Chinese herbal tea
Lemon
Dental floss
Cotton in small vial or bottle that is scented with lavender oil
Card with help line numbers
Natural licorice twigs
Inspirational statement
Sticker to remind you of your commitment to your health
Brochure from the American Cancer Society
Information on Nicotine Anonymous
Chinese herbal tea, lavender essential oil and natural licorice (NOT the candy) may be found at local stores that carry herbal teas and other traditional herbal medicines.

Here is the rationale for each object in the kit:

The Chinese herbal tea, Xiao Yao Wan, is both soothing to drink and assists in detoxifying the nicotine from the body.
Lemon juice is added to a glass of water that should be taken each morning and evening to cleanse the liver.
Dental floss may be used to floss after meals, a primary time for many smokers to have a cigarette. The flossing not only promotes good dental hygiene but also gives the individual a new and healthy ritual to replace the habit of smoking after a meal.
Lavender is a naturally soothing scent that relaxes the nervous system. The scented bit of cotton may be sniffed during times of stress or craving.
Reaching out to talk and get options to a cigarette is helpful during times of craving. You may also list a number of supportive friends who are willing to take your calls when you are feeling a craving.
Natural licorice may be chewed or nibbled in place of snacks or sugary candy. Chinese licorice, which is called Gan Cao, is a twig that contains a sweet component that actually lowers sugar cravings; it appears to make cigarettes taste unpleasant if there is a slip. It is the only herb that relaxes all of the body’s 12 meridians so it makes a person a little less tense.
Inspirational statement may be read as often as you need as a reminder to keep your commitment to your health.
Sticker will also serve as a supportive reminder and may be placed in a location that has been a common smoking place, such as the telephone or the car dashboard. Use additional "sticky" notes that you make yourself in as many places as you wish.
Brochures and other materials can be read both to provide information and to offer resources for additional help. Nicotine Anonymous is a support group that uses the proven principles of the Twelve Steps to stay abstinent from nicotine.
Remember to practice deep breathing and simple yoga stretches to cleanse and comfort your body. Give yourself a simple massage or find someone to give you a massage.

2006-01-25 19:45:23 by soon to be ex-smoker