Yes, there is help for smokers. Different people do better with different methods.
You have five choices of medications that are currently approved:
- A non-nicotine pill (bupropion SR).
- Nicotine gum.
- A nicotine inhaler.
- A nicotine nasal spray.
- Nicotine patch.
The gum and patches are available at your local pharmacy, or you can ask your health care provider to write you a prescription for one of the other medications. The good news is that all five medications have been shown to be effective in helping smokers who are motivated to quit.
Here is a self test on smoking.
A growing trend is internet computer addiction among teens. It is not a positive trend, unfortunately, but negative. This kind of addiction among teens is very often destructive and one that could have a major impact on not only the computer addict, but on his or her family and friends also. Most teens are commonly addicted to computer games or more dangerously chat rooms. Internet computer addiction among teens is very similar to other teenage addictions, such as alcohol or tobacco. Symptoms can include mood changes, they can become withdrawn, bursts of anger and a huge impact on their social relationships. If you suspect addictions of any kind, consult your healthcare provider. For more information, please refer to the following
website: internet computer addiction among teens
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