From my Experience, and I have helped hundreds over the years to quit smoking the combination of Zyban(Wellbutirn) and the use of the Patch have doubled the Quit Rate, also many reputable research studies indicate this too! The Groups I facilitate are funded by Public Health and are Evidence-Based Research tested to maximize the Success Rates! -- DietLowCarb.com

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Date Posted: 11:37:17 06/08/02 Sat
Author: Sarah
Subject: From my Experience, and I have helped hundreds over the years to quit smoking the combination of Zyban(Wellbutirn) and the use of the Patch have doubled the Quit Rate, also many reputable research studies indicate this too! The Groups I facilitate are funded by Public Health and are Evidence-Based Research tested to maximize the Success Rates!
In reply to: Kel 's message, "Sarah please remember that Wellbutrin is an anti-depressant. Yes, it is commonly prescribed to get rid of nicotine cravings. I've heard it works for some for thier food cravings, although I've never seen it prescribed for that sole purpose. There is no magic pill, & requesting a prescription for a psycho-active drug to possibly control your food cravings is a very serious decision that should require much information and thought." on 05:39:26 06/08/02 Sat

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We are talking about 2 different things here Sarah. You are advocating the drug for nicotine fits and I'm saying it's probably not a good idea to jump into it just for food cravings. I KNOW about this drug and it's effectiveness in smoking cessation. I just don't think it's a good idea to run out and get it because someone described it as a "magic pill". (NT) -- Kel, 16:20:57 06/08/02 Sat