Buy Nicorette Gum

Nicorette Gum is designed to help wean smokers off their cigarette addiction.  The nicotine contained in cigarettes is known to cause great harm to the body, and the problem with giving up is that it is the nicotine itself that is addictive.  It is like a chemical parasite that seduces its way into the organism and then is extremely difficult to dislodge.

Some smokers try to quit with the “cold turkey” method, which produces some unpleasant side effects.  Typical symptoms of nicotine withdrawal when trying to quit include dizziness, nausea, vomiting, headaches and numerous other feelings.  The purpose of a product such as Nicorette Gum is to make the transition a more manageable one by addressing these symptoms as the nicotine is removed from the blood stream.

Ironically, but importantly, the Nicorette Gum may itself cause some adverse reactions too.  If you experience any discomfort when you buy Nicorette Gum it is useful to remember that your doctor will have weighed the advantages of giving up smoking against the possible side effects of taking the nicotine replacement therapy.  He will have helped you decide that the benefits outweigh the possible risks.

When taking Nicorette Gum, you may experience an inability to concentrate, some nausea and sleeplessness, as well as light headedness and maybe tingling in the hands and feet and shortness of breath initially.  These will no doubt have some psychological roots as with all addiction withdrawal, so nervousness accompanied by panic attacks are very common.  If you experience any such symptoms the doctor should be informed immediately.  Serious reactions to Nicotine Gum are very rare, but they do occur and should be reported to a healthcare professional.

Sometimes when you first start taking Nicorette Gum you can experiment with the rate of chewing, as this will alter the rate of delivery of the chemicals into the bloodstream and may alleviate some unwanted effects such as dizziness.

If you continue to smoke whilst taking the gum the side effects can be much greater.  The whole point of using it is to help give up smoking, and if you experience vomiting and nausea whilst sneaking a cigarette whilst on the gum course of treatment this may also help turn you against smoking.

Nicorette Gum can be taken with or without food, and you should not stop taking it before consulting your doctor first.  Full strength gum is generally prescribed to those who smoke 20 or more cigarettes a day, whilst a lower dosage is usually enough to help lighter smokers.  The doctor will decide which is best for you after an initial consultation.

The gum should be slowly chewed until you get a strong taste in your mouth, and at that point you let it rest between your teeth and cheek.  The nicotine that the gum releases is absorbed into the bloodstream through the moist lining of the mouth.

Between 8 and 15 pieces of Nicorette Gum is the dosage most people begin with over the first few months before gradually lowering it to eventually one or two pieces a day, at which point it can usually be stopped altogether.