In fact, over 500 studies prove nicotine is a potent carcinogen and the leading cause of preventable cancers, still 1.25 billion tobacco users world-wide can’t seem to quit. Maybe they just don’t know how to kick the cravings for that dopamine rush they indulge every 20 to 40 minutes.
Plus, more than 95 percent of nicotine users who try to quit without help will return to their cancer crutch within six months. The number one excuse for not quitting? “I’m planning to, but I’m just too stressed out right now.”
Well, duh? Guess what? It’s the nicotine that has you so stressed out about everything else. When you experience the nicotine “hangover” after it wears off in 20 minutes, your body just can’t seem to produce enough dopamine for you to “cope with life,” so you feel nervous, stressed, anxious, depressed, lethargic and simply unmotivated.
What else can you do, but take another drag, another vape, another dip, another chew, right?
Nicotine causes acute and long-term oxidative stress, affecting entire organ systems
What’s your poison, smoking, vaping, dipping or chewing? There are 35 million smokers in the USA, about 10 million people who vape, including teenagers, and millions more who shove a “pinch” between the cheek and gums.
We bet you have no idea that over 5 million deaths occur every single year due to some form of tobacco consumption. A billion people who don’t quit are set to die in this century alone if consumption levels stay the same. Go figure.
Nicotine causes stress on your cleansing organs that you can’t live without, including your lungs, kidneys, liver and pancreas. Big Pharma still can’t figure out a way to treat nicotine addiction successfully. They say that remains an “active area of research,” but do they really want to figure it out and lose YOU as a customer for life?
Meanwhile, nicotine adversely affects the heart and the reproductive system with its carcinogenic potential. The pharma thugs do business with their Big Tobacco cohorts, and they are the ones who make the “nic” fit gum and the pitiful patch, both of which have a 97 percent fail rate, and it's even higher beyond 6 months. Oops. And that’s after heavy promotion.
You see now? Industry shills are literally spending money on weak aids they crafted and marketed to keep you stuck. Feel like you’re being steered off the natural path? You are. It’s time to make that change.
Time to switch directions on the nicotine fix and kick the cravings with a natural remedy that’s back by science
Kick that drug induced “reward” to the curb for good. You can literally wave goodbye, if you want to. Half of all smokers, they say, would like to quit, but they don't know how. That's because most smokers don’t go out shopping for supplements and superfoods, so they just don’t know about mucuna pruriens, a tropical bean that helps raise dopamine levels naturally.
In a clinical study done at Baylor College of Medicine, researchers found low dopamine levels are the main reason smokers relapse when trying to quit. Also, in a peer-reviewed, double-blind study published in the British Medical Journal, scientists used mucuna to safely and naturally raise dopamine levels with Parkinson’s patients, who have notoriously low levels, just like smokers and sugar addicts.
That means smokers and vape enthusiasts who can’t seem to kick nicotine, or work indoors, or travel frequently, or attend indoor events that last hours on end, can now find natural relief from the cravings that helps boost their dopamine naturally while balancing their central nervous system too. It’s a unique beverage invention called Krave Kicker (a.k.a. “nicotine’s kryptonite”) that features a blend of supplements most people could substitute anytime, and reap the health benefits all the while. The science is in for how to kick the nic fits naturally.
Tune your internet dial to StopSmoking.news for updates on natural remedies and indigenous cures that Big Tobacco and Big Pharma don’t want you to know about. Oh, and what a difference a little difference can make.
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