Nicotinell 2mg Mint Lozenge 96 Pack

Nicotinell 2mg Mint Lozenge 96 Pack contains nicotine, which is one of the substances contained in tobacco. This medicinal product belongs to a group of medicines which are used to help you to stop smoking. When sucked, nicotine is released slowly and absorbed through the lining of the mouth. This medicinal product is used to relieve the nicotine withdrawal symptoms in nicotine dependency, as an aid to smoking cessation.

Nicotinell can help you to become smoke-free, no matter how many cigarettes you smoke. Our products contain nicotine, which is a stimulant. When it enters your bloodstream it triggers the release of dopamine, a chemical in the brain that helps you experience emotion and feelings of pleasure. Cravings occur when the level of dopamine falls, following a cigarette. Over time, smokers often need more cigarettes to maintain the same dopamine levels.

We all know someone who’s suffered the effects of smoking and it’s no secret that giving up smoking will have a hugely positive impact on your health. From improving the colour of your teeth and nails to reducing your blood pressure, you’ll notice a difference. Struggling for breath on your morning run? Once you’ve quit smoking for three months, your lung function can begin to improve, and should start to notice an increase in physical energy and stamina, meaning you’ll be free to embrace a more active lifestyle.

You’ll notice improvements in your physical appearance when you become smoke-free. With higher oxygen levels in your body, you’ll experience better circulation and your skin will be healthier. The benefits of quitting can also seem age-defying, as you won’t develop wrinkles around your mouth or eyes as quickly. When you smoke a cigarette, you inhale part of the smoke – the rest goes into the air and thus affects your surroundings. Non-smokers who live with smokers for a long time may be at a significantly increased risk of heart problems and cancer. Children are more vulnerable and there is an association between diagnosed cases of asthma and passive smoking.