These cigarettes should not be used to continue an addict's nicotine experiences. Rather, the addict should try to stop inhaling nicotine until he or she starts to suffer. The suffering from withdrawal feels different than wanting nicotine brain effects. Some signs of withdrawal are restlessness, mood shifts, anxiety, irritability, sleep disturbance, tiredness, impaired concentration, headache, muscle ache, constipation, increased appetite and weight gain. These last for several weeks after nicotine is withdrawn.
Smoking gives relief but continues the addiction.
This package insert, imagined by the writer, is not intended as medical advice. The author, a graduate of Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, is an independent researcher and writer.