Is it a good idea? What do you think?
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I don’t personally think acupuncture would have any affect on nicotine addiction other than mental. No different from going to a hypnotherapist, IMO.
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That’s not to say that it cant work…I just don’t think it’s something that truly reduces your cravings. I think it is all in state of mind
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Champix/chantix worked so well for me. Yeah it can make you sick for some but it’s chemical and it’s clinical and it’s better science but because it’s a medication it’s often frowned upon.
It’s science and after trying many different things it worked so easily for me.
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İ made it 20 years ago for smoking addiction.result was nothing.its a big scam
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Back in the days that I smoked I went to an acupuncturist for dizziness. I would smoke a cigarette before and after. I do think it’s kinda relaxing.
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It is one of those things that if you believe it will work, it could have some benefit. There’s no harm in it anyhow.
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Here is my two cents. I think it depends on the quality of the acupuncturist/traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. I am not sure if it does or does not work. However, I think it may work for some and may not work for some.
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Wellbutrin made me stop vaping. I couldn’t feel pleasure from nicotine anymore. It blocks nicotine receptors in the brain.
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I’ve tried Wellbutrin. Thank you for the advice, though.
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I think acupuncture is great but it’s so bloody expensive.
Then again so are cigarettes.
I want to get acupuncture for my constapation and to help me lose weight in a healthy way but I just can’t afford it.
It’s $100 first visit then $80 a visit and you are supposed to go atleast every two weeks.
So no acupuncture for me at this point.
If I was rich as such I would get acupuncture once a fortnight.
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I might get it, because my parents are well-off and they help me out sometimes.
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