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Failure rates: willpower vs. Allen Carr vs. Patch/gum vs. Champix etc

antiskeptic · 2009-03-18 14:07:16

Another poll identifies various methods that are used when attempting to quit smokng. This poll attempts to identify the long terms success of some of those methods. A "successful method" is one by which the person who has quit is still a non-smoker two years after quitting. A method is considered to have failed if the…

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#32 30-07-2009 10:08am
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*bump*

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#33 30-07-2009 11:33pm
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I read the book and continued to smoke, just felt bad about it! I used the gum and found it good. Took champix this time and really think this might be it! :D I took the tablets for 3 weeks and gave them up after that, and sometimes use a gum now if I get a craving. The only problem is I am having a crafty cigarette when out in the pub! :mad::mad:

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#34 28-09-2010 10:27am
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Might be worth bumping this again to see what a 'new generation' of smokers have found to be the case..

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