3/29/2013

When people want to quit smoking, they will search for all possible stop smoking methods available including taking a smoking cessation aid. One aid that is quite popular is Zyban. Actually, before it was named Zyban, it was called Welbutrin SR. A doctor from Loma-Linda research hospital discovered this drug. She noticed many patients taking Welbutrin SR did not want to smoke as much. She studied it further and found there to be a connection between the ingredient and the feeling of not wanting to smoke again.



So the drug's manufacturer, Glaxo Wellcome, produced extra batches of Wellbutrin SR and renamed it as Zyban and marketed it as a smoking cessation aid. Although Zyban is an anti-depressive, this character is actually a side-benefit. The drug is the mood changing type, it blocks the neuro-transmitters in our brain that feel rewarded from nicotine that makes it such a wonder drug.



However, many people also prefer Prozac over Zyban. Often, they get result with Prozac after a week or so before they completely quit. The best idea when using drugs is to taper off of whatever drug you take, even though the maker may not say so. But still, each person's result varies and thus you will need to consult with your health advisor.



One should notice during the quitting process. Several people actually took many quits before they realized that they got depressed and those lead to a relapse. Even on Zyban, you may feel the blues descend so much that you feel Zyban is not working and that you may get off them. The truth is Zyban is helping considerably.
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