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How do these work? As a nicotine addict, most prescriptions I get are “more nicotine”. Which is healthier and cleaner but doesn’t really help with my addiction
Wellbutrin/Zyban/bupropion is FDA approved for smoking cessation. I was prescribed it for depression and found it helpful for that. At the same time, I was smoking and didn't know that it worked for smoking cessation. Shortly after starting it, I noticed that cigarettes no longer gave that calm feeling and tasted extra disgusting. I eventually stopped smoking because it wasn't enjoyable anymore and seemed pointless.
Bonus: it can make orgasms insanely intense
Opposite effect for me. Wellbutrin dulled sex and I swear it did something to my ears. They started tickling when I was on it and literally a decade later I still feel it. Maybe just in my head but it put me off.
Still addicted to nicotine too
I did Wellbutrin and dermal patches combo, now 2 years nicotine free
Nice! I've at least quit smoking. Every day vaper tho. Better than nothing but I'm lack discipline
There are drugs that cure nicotine addiction in a majority of the patients that are not composed of "more nicotine".
If the experience of several of my relatives that smoked is a rule, way too many doctors actively refuse to acknowledge and prescribe them, and believe only "willpower" based abstinence (known to fail in the vast majority of cases) is a reasonable treatment.
I have no idea why doctors do that. The reasons from the article don't really explain what I see (the article imply doctors are universally corrupt). But be aware that this problem exists, and it's possible that you have options you don't know about.
Doctors are human, they push their biases, worldviews and fears unto patients, often unawares. It doesn't help that virtually all societies idolize them as infallible demigods. But they're just people after all, no smarter or dumber than your average Joe.
Apparently they regulate brain chemistry - from the article;
I'm not sure how applicable these would be for nicotine addiction however, the article mainly discusses alcohol and drug addictions
I mean, I hate to go all Reddit on you, but read the article. It explains the whole thing.
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