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Nicotine is an agonist of nicotinic receptors in the peripheral and central nervous system, has a pronounced effect on the central nervous system and the cardiovascular system.
Abrupt smoking cessation causes the development of a characteristic withdrawal syndrome, including cravings for smoking.
Clinical studies have shown that nicotine replacement therapy drugs allow smokers to abstain from smoking, alleviating "withdrawal" symptoms. A single dose study in 200 healthy smokers showed that when using 2 doses of 1 mg spray, the urge to smoke decreased from the first minute after using the spray and to a significantly greater extent than when using lozenges containing nicotine. Compared to nicotine gum chews or lozenges, the absorption of nicotine from a topical spray is faster and, based on experience with nicotine replacement therapy, results in a faster reduction in cravings and other symptoms.
Increased appetite is a well-known symptom of nicotine withdrawal, often after smoking cessation, weight gain occurs. The urge to smoke is also an important withdrawal symptom.
Nicotine is an agonist of nicotinic receptors in the peripheral and central nervous system, has a pronounced effect on the central nervous system and the cardiovascular system.
Abrupt smoking cessation causes the development of a characteristic withdrawal syndrome, including cravings for smoking.
Clinical studies have shown that nicotine replacement therapy drugs allow smokers to abstain from smoking, alleviating "withdrawal" symptoms. A single dose study in 200 healthy smokers showed that when using 2 doses of 1 mg spray, the urge to smoke decreased from the first minute after using the spray and to a significantly greater extent than when using lozenges containing nicotine. Compared to nicotine gum chews or lozenges, the absorption of nicotine from a topical spray is faster and, based on experience with nicotine replacement therapy, results in a faster reduction in cravings and other symptoms.
Increased appetite is a well-known symptom of nicotine withdrawal, often after smoking cessation, weight gain occurs. The urge to smoke is also an important withdrawal symptom.