Nicotine Withdrawal Symptoms are something that can make a smoker feel very uncomfortable. Fortunately there is methods that can help to resist the urge to smoke. This article will discuss simple tricks and methods that can give the brain what it needs and ease the withdrawal symptoms from nicotine.
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The most important thing you should know for being able to help yourself is to know, what nicotine has done to your brain. Due to nicotine your brain produced abnormal amounts of dopamine and serotonine – so called "happy hormones". The production of those hormones over years or even decades makes your brain think now that those amounts of hormones are vital. They are not, but you cannot just go and convince your brain. Nicotine fooled your brain! What you can do now is, you can start fooling your brain the other way round to make it renounce nicotine without knowing. |
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You see giving your brain what it wants and providing it with nicotine is not what I mean. I am talking about providing your brain with dopamine and serotonine but not by providing it with nicotine but with nicotine substitutes! By using a non-addictive nicotine substitute, you can make your brain feel like having what it needs and wean it from nicotine at the same time.
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Here’s some examples for some resources that can help you provide your brain with dopamine. 1. Hot Food – The taste of hot food is actually not a taste but a pain. When someone is done with his hot meal, the painful feeling leaves and this causes the brain to produce dopamine. As a result the need to smoke decreases. If you are someone who likes hot food, you should definitely try this method! 2. Sexual Activity – Okay I don’t want to seem impolite to you, but really, there’s not many things on earth, that can provide your body with so much dopamine and serotonine like sexual acitivity. Let me just put it to you this way: If you stop smoking, and double your sexual activity at the same time, you will have great chances to succeed. |
3. Take A Deep Breath – You may find this ridiculous, but deep breathing releases dopamine. It must not be underestimated. Did you know that a very useful way to resist the urge to smoke is to just take some deep breaths? The urge usually leaves after a few minutes! Just like when you sneeze, after you take a deep breath you will feel much better.
4. Do Anything That Makes You Happy – It’s as simple as this. Everything that makes you happy releases dopamine and serotonine in the body. The better you feel the less you will feel the need to smoke.
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