Stop Smoking Nasal Spray

The nicotine nasal spray works by providing nicotine through the lining of the nose. It works just like nicotine gum or the patch, by giving the body the nicotine it's addicted to while keeping it away from the harmful cancer causing chemicals that's contained within cigarette tar and tobacco smoke. This nicotine replacement therapy has affectively been helping smokers quit for years. Some facts to consider include before trying the nicotine spray:

• The spray is absorbed into the bloodstream through the nasal lining.
• It should only be used for less than six months at a time.
• With 100 doses per bottle, the spray can be used for up to 5 times per hour or 40 times per day.
• If you suffer from sinus conditions, asthma or allergies, you should not use the spray.

Some of the side effects are as follows:

• Nose bleeds
• Nasal irritation
• Watery eyes
• Ear sensations
• Headache
• Nausea and vomiting
• Sneezing

There is also a small chance that users could develop a dependence to the nasal spray. It's estimated that up to one third of users may be susceptible to this dependence.

Conclusion

While the stop smoking nasal spray has been proven to help people quit smoking, it should only be small part of the persons stop smoking regiment. Life style changes as well as support from friends and family is important when fighting any addiction. With love, support and a little help from medications like the spray, gum or patch you'll be able to quit smoking for good and start leading a healthy, happy life.

If you're serious about quitting, Nicorette is a great place to start. They offer nicotine sprays, gum, and patches that can help you quite for good. For more information, please visit our Nicorette page.