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How do I quit smoking?
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Talk to your doctor about welbutrin. It's usually prescribed as a mild antidepressant, but off label it can help stop smoking. it absolutely crushed my smoking craving, like day 1 or 2. I never picked it back up, even after being off it for a while now.
If meds aren't your thing, vaping actually helped me stop (one of the many times I quit) prior to welbutrin. I started with normal levels of nicotine and each refill I got a lower amount. Eventually was virtually zero nicotine and I just quit. Just be careful, it's easy to increase your nicotine intake and get even more addicted if you're not actively using vaping to quit.
Wellbutrin gave me my tinnitus. I would be careful with that stuff.