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I'm sorry I know I'm new here, I was basically looking for some stopping smoking tips but I felt I had to reply to this...
I've lone just heard of Zyban literally partially an hour ago while in my local shop, I mentioned I'm quitting smoking (Day 1 today!) and I also mentioned I was taking tablets (Champix), and she asked me if that matching as 'Zyban'. I wasn't sure..still not but it seems Chantix is related to Zyban NOT Champix. She after went on to tell me her husband done up becoming schizophrenic because of these tablets and needed other medication to help him, which he then become dependant on because he was afraid not to take them. In the finale he's still smoking.
jen42074 you seem to have given misleading information here and I suggest you check things in the past telling people if tablets are sheltered or not, and what tablets names are.
Zyban is known to cause severe depression, upset tummy and headache, it also seems to have these side effects lon after have finished the course. I would suggest and recomend Champix, it has hardly any side effects except surrounded by some people an upset tummy. I used Champix after several failed attempts at quitting, i am presently a non smoker. Champix is only available with a prescription from your GP, try it and moral luck.
willzz has it wrong. Zyban doesn't cause depression, it treats depression. It's other given name is Wellbutrin. Wellbutrin is covered by insurance, Zyban is not. When I used it, I had strange vivid dreams, but I had them when I quit cold turkey too. It didn't work for me when I used it, I eventually tried the patch and after cold turkey, and cold turkey worked best for me
Also, it is called CHANTIX not Champix. And it has a sucess rate of over 60% after 6 months, which is double any other smoking cessation aid. It is not covered by insurance, and can be comparatively expensive, around $120/month. But if you quit, it's worth it.
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