Nicotine Craving Timeline (do cravings go away?)

If you are experiencing nicotine withdrawal, nicotine carvings are often one of the most challenging withdrawal symptoms to overcome. How long do nicotine cravings last? How do you manage nicotine cravings? Do nicotine cravings ever go away?
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In this brief video Dr. Frank, the founder of AddictionMindset recovery coaching programs, paints clear expectations for managing nicotine cravings and nicotine withdrawal symptoms.
If you are trying to quit smoking with nicotine replacement therapy or NRT, this video on nicotine withdrawal is a must watch.
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Most nicotine cravings have full passed with three months on nicotine cessation.
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[@Ren_Hep]

15 years of cigarettes ! Tonight is my 12th day no Nicotine ( cold turkey) crazy how your body heals and how much better I feel 🎉

[@renobgm]

Any update?

[@maxmuller6730]

👏👏👏 nice

[@AriesHoax-op4ud]

@@drgreenthumb7757sad and awful assumption truly. I mean even if he did, you should just root for the guy and motivate him. Damn bro…

[@AliKhan-wh1rg]

@@drgreenthumb7757you sound like a hater

[@gingerynah90]

Hope it’s still going well for you!

[@redfox9309]

After 13 years of smoking.... I decided to quit smoking.... This is my 7th day ...and i feel good actually...

[@geekhoho]

Update ?

[@petergalan6945]

After 50 years of smoking I finally stop. It is great feeling.

[@benmillhiser4502]

8 year addiction, 23rd day nicotine free. It's starting to feel like I never had the habit. I still come back to this channel to reinforce my mindset. Thank You Doc. Keep reaching out to people so they also can break the habit and improve their quality of life.

[@Haszer3.3]

He can break his 8 years addiction i can also break my 2 years addiction of nicotine

[@LuizOtavio-gq6dk]

​@@Haszer3.3Hey man, I hope you're doing fine in your journey now. I've been addicted for one year and I think the same way. Right now I'm having my last puffs and hope to be able to quit for good starting tomorrow. 👊

[@2A_supporter]

7 years since a kid and I cut it out cold turkey found out my woman’s pregnant and i changed overnight🙏🏽

[@tillthomas4523]

They go away!!! It’s crazy that this information is not easier to find on the internet. I’ve been free for close to three months and I can’t even remember the last time I had a craving. S/o to everyone who quits or tries to quit.

[@davidtorrez3010]

Today is the day. I’m going to do this. The more I smoke nicotine the less I can eat and it’s gotten to a detrimental place in my health. Wish me luck. This is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do.

[@chrismacfly6122]

You got this David, you're stronger than you know

[@FromNishasPOV]

4 year addiction… Day 4 cold turkey… it’s hard but I remind myself everyday that I am in control and I want to live a somber life for me and my kids. They deserve the time that I have given to nicotine.

[@Matowix]

Are u still cold turkey or back on it

[@hitech0202]

Nicotine is so damn hard to quit, especially being sober from everything because it's my last vice. It's also acceptable in AA and recovery circles. However, the way I look at it is what's the point of being sober and then slowly killing myself and being addicted to nicotine. I don't want to feel like a slave to nicotine any longer. It's a beast of addiction. I've quit so many times, once for 6 months, but somehow manage to go back. This time around, I'm 17 days in and am having bad cravings. I'm not going to crack.

[@maiapeterson3853]

you got this!!!!

[@Ozzyozzysheesh]

How’s it going

[@hitech0202]

Osmar Castillo going well! I made it a month and a half and ended up smoking some cigars on vacation, but am now 3 days off nicotine again. However, smoking cigars doesn’t cause the same kind of cravings that come from pouches or vaping, which is weird. I haven’t really been craving any nicotine at all. I think if I say I’ll smoke a cigar occasionally, that’s not bad. I’d rather smoke a cigar once or twice a month if that, then chain vape all day long.

[@Ozzyozzysheesh]

@@hitech0202 I struggle with chain vaping I’ll take 5 hits in a row then be like ok I’m done but then take 3 more it’s bad

[@SikhLambo]

@@hitech0202 I am going to share my piece of encouragement with you Quiting Nicotine may seem hard, and many people can't do it. But if you do quit, you have just unlocked god tier discipline. And because people say its difficult and I DID IT, means that I am capable of achieving whats difficult to others. So keep going. Unlock the discipline, better immune system, work ethic, motivation, save the money, clean the lungs. Remember the benefits and its easier. Find a positive escape. Like your favorite music, or sport.. I offer you this wisom aang

[@theresaballou8882]

8 days no vaping, the struggle is real! Super thankful for these videos :-)

[@jimbo4460]

Stick with it, it will be well worth it. I stopped drinking alcohol and my desire for nicotine dropped drastically....Just a suggestion.

[@LuizOtavio-gq6dk]

That's good to hear! I hope that now it's been 10 months without it! (Your comment is ten months old). I'm trying to quit too, this time for good. 👊

[@Miko-vy7im]

Been an vape and weed smoker for roughly 6 years starting at age 17-18. About to turn 24 and decided ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. I recently quit smoking weed about 2-3 weeks and realized that only the first day was the hardest even though my mind was telling me that awful craving would last longer. I still have a small craving for weed but very manageable!!! I plan to officially make today the first day to choose to stop smoking my vape and hope others can gain something from my message. Thank you for helping me strengthen my decision to end a BAD HABIT! The Lord will provide courage and strength when we genuinely seek for it! Excited to embark a new journey for myself and hope to make my future self proud! 🎉

[@lousassle7492]

14 year old nicotine addict here, I honestly don’t know what i would have done without your KZbin channel. I used to think the idea of quitting was so impossible and unrealistic and now you got me at the point where I think im gonna throw away the vapes today. It’s been 2 years I don’t need it to go on another one. Great video frank!

[@AddictionMindset]

Heck yes!! Thanks for all the kind words. I am thrilled to hear this channel is offering the help you need.

[@antgue756]

Do it. Your at the age where its not as hardset in your routine. Its not worth it. Take it from someone who started at your age and is almost 30 now. You dont need the extra headaches that come with any sort of habit or addiction. Avoid them at all costs. I wish i did.

[@jeffhannah4635]

How you doing?

[@jojoget]

You should be in school kid! I dont knoe where u r from but im sure 14 is not a legal age for smoking/vaping

[@thetoad7367]

You aren’t old enough to be addicted. You have a habit not an addiction you’re 14 😂

[@wonderingsoul8021]

Im on day three with not smoking cigs. Im 36, started smoking when i was 15. I used to think i would never be able to quit, but i changed my mind set and im doing it. Best of luck to everyone out there choosing to do things different. Thanks for your videos

[@angelathompson9784]

How’s it going?

[@wonderingsoul8021]

@@angelathompson9784 it's going so much better than expected. First week was the hardest. Try to stay busy and positive! Good luck!

[@mohsinkhurshid4126]

I m on 5th day

[@vitzbig]

How is it going?

[@rrribs]

Rooting for you! Would love an update….

[@lucianistoc1264]

From my experience i could go 8-10 hours without cravings getting in my way. The key was to keep myself busy. (studying, working on my car, my computer)

[@AddictionMindset]

It’s legit as simple as doing something else!

[@shukhart9192]

Being busy makes my cravings worse. Day one, laying in bed, watching safe content, trying to keep calm. Tomorrow I have to work. This scares me when I think about it. I'll try work slow, thank god I don't have to do a lot. My first days I will try to stay as peacefull as I can

[@SikhLambo]

Everyone embarking on this journey, you will be tested and stay strong. I found it ironic that when I decide to quit nicotine my buddies invite me to a hookah bar, or when I am a few days clean and all of a sudden I find a disposable vape in my backpack(when it literally wasn't there before!) or when I'm out in public and I see a guy blowing a cloud on the sidewalk. Maybe you just notice it more when you crave it more... But I also think its a higher power at work, testing you, maybe wanting you to fail, almost expecting it. Stay strong, What gets me through the first few days is the statement "Literally JUST DON'T DO IT", you just don't it. Boom addiction gone. But what helps me keep that strength up over time, remembering the amazing benefits of quitting. Remembering the lowered cancer risk, healthy lungs, healthier heart, more discipline, etc. Oh and also realize how Disgusting it is.... All those chemicals, nothing cool about it. Realize how dumb, disgusting and unhealthy not to mention expensive it is You need to learn to HATE vaping. Thats the only for sure way you won't relapse. If you still have mixed feeling towards your old friend you're going to fail and do it again. If you still think vaping taste good or you enjoyed that old buzz it gave you will fail Hate it Thats what helped me quit and I hope it helps you :) need help, comment below

[@epicgoathenri]

Bro I think you’re ok to something. I just had another lapse and it feels so dumb…. It takes up so much of my mental energy beating myself up for it. I remember getting through the first few days and just telling myself ‘NO, it’s not happening’ every time I had an urge, that worked for me…. But now I find myself vaping again…. I know all the reasons why I shouldn’t but I manage to find an excuse every time…. Any thoughts?

[@tapashyarasaily1373]

So true

[@young7670]

I’m about to quit vaping after like 4 years non stop. I was addicted to weed for about 4 years too but I successfully stopped by keeping myself busy. My game plan is to quit vaping and start gym at the same time and workout twice a day every day to keep myself busy and exhausted. Is this a good game plan? Please let me know

[@topherseph7050]

I’ve quit before like 3 times and just now this very moment I’m going back at it again. You’re absolutely right, what I did to remind myself not to do it was the coughing and hacking and phlegm. And once that was over with I became more productive, my mood improved, and I was just all around happier and more free. Wish me luck! I am committing to this

[@QUESTFORWINS]

God is testing us, this whole life is a test, try this whenever you tell yourself you’re stopping something, you’ll notice how that particular thing will randomly come your way

[@thomaswiggins6668]

Awesome!!!! I had a huge craving today , heart raced for a few seconds but I refused and kept saying “ it’ll kill you, don’t do it” after a minute everything calmed down

[@vancedapp1243]

how long were you off nicotine at that point? and are you still off them?

[@Susiehighschool]

This book was a GAME CHANGER!! My 3rd time quitting, day 2 & going strong!!!

[@pwntagerz]

On day 5 of no Nicotine and doing better than last time. Like you say, its all about the mindset. I already feel like its 100% behind me and its such a positive feeling. Finding that moment after or meal or a drink where you still reach for your vape that isnt there, and there is a moment of disappointment... but it passes in seconds! And i put a piece of gum in my mouth or a mint instead and go on about my day. Thank-you for all of your inspiring videos!!! I will keep watching them for the next year to stay strong.

[@Ryan-jx4vh]

I quit using Zyn pouches a week ago. My Apple Watch sent an alert saying my resting heart rate went down from 70 bpm to 56 bpm.

[@tylerdonaldson7271]

day two no cigs, have tried to quit multiple times ever since I started, feeling extra confident this time, watching to keep the motivation going, thank you for these videos

[@GravityBladerDrago]

update?

[@bibidfairy2691]

Update? 😕

[@gerhitchman]

@@bibidfairy2691 Tyler is back to chain smoking

[@nachikettchatterjeee6518]

@@gerhitchman damn you Tyler

[@danielturner9027]

To quit nicotine, I just smoked silly amounts of Weed (without tobacco). In three weeks I smoked in the region of about 250g of high-potency weed in pure form. I never suffered a single nicotine craving. And then stopping weed was easy. 25 years of trying to quit with tobbacco no luck. And then this method took absolutely no effort. And now I don't have any vices at all. It not cheap method, but it was very effective for me.

[@libelula2543]

Your videos are of great help !! Had been smoking for some 50 years !! Found I would be out of breath walking 30 metres. That scared me. Your videos, research, plain old will power and FAITH that God will help me, 1 gum a day, lot's of water with lemon and ice tea has brought me to day 44 of no cigarettes. I stopped being out of breath 4 days after stopping, that was mind blowing. I pray I can keep this up. Thank you for your wisdom and advice !!

[@sagarodisha]

This is my First Day .🥇 Keep Liking so that I could continue get Reminded to stick to it.

[@meshakn]

Your videos are truly helpful. The part where you talked about the space between the craving and the reaction is so true!

[@TRaViS.BELL77]

I'm so glad to have found your channel. I've yet to "begin" but I am relieved there is hope as as having an analytical mindset, these videos are filling in the gaps between the feelings of anxiety about quitting addictions. You have a great communication style, no beats missed. Thank you!

[@daltoncampbell2738]

CONGRATS ON 10k

[@AddictionMindset]

Thank you!!

[@meli_mellll995]

I don’t crave my vape. That is not something I personally want or crave like I crave happiness and good health. I crave my vape only because I’m addicted to do it. Thank you for this video!

[@drishtinanakshahi9942]

I'm starting today! I'm so happy i found your channel. I've been so depressed because of my own habits. I'm so glad i found you

[@Adawg252012]

Thank you, for what you do. Timing is everything. I subscribed a while back but only watched a few videos because I guess I really didn’t want to quit…… however now I’m quitting dip and find your videos very very helpful! Thank you, for what you do!

[@boratheexplora]

Yo guys. Day 2 no weed. I got my finals coming up and I can’t sleep. The cravings got very intense but I always come to the comments section for support. Stay strong ❤️

[@paintedlady4589]

Good for you! Keep going, you will feel better and do better in life! 😁

[@boratheexplora]

@@paintedlady4589 yo thanks man 😂

[@Hectorstaysgold]

this man is the real deal on this subject

[@Vipce]

Best addiction channel. Straight facts no bs. Quit smoking weed and cigarettes for 3 months between 2020 and 2021. I relapsed and have been abusing substances for the last 5 months. It’s clearly possible to be sober so I’m gonna try and go sober from the trifecta of addictions. Weed cigarettes and porn. Your content is the best. Wish me luck.

[@jamietreeboy8998]

Got to three months without cigarettes before starting again myself.keep at it and good luck this time.

[@AddictionMindset]

Heck yes!!! Thank you so much for those kind words. That means a lot. I am thrilled to have you on the channel and as part of our little community.

[@AddictionMindset]

@@jamietreeboy8998 so close! What happened where did things go wrong at the three month mark?

[@b__w_4565]

id put caffeine as the thrid....just because people literally dont even think its a drug lol. and that has been the hardest withdrawl wise for me.

[@jefferysandor3561]

Merry Christmas and I want to say been watching you for a long time and going on to 2023 weed free and I'm glad you can help if I need it keep.the good vibes comming one day at a time

[@GoblueJohn]

Anyone else here quiting the Breeze? They are so damn addicting. Never smoked before, actually quit these last year for few months. Now on day 3, crazy feeling the pressure headache, extreme irritability, but feel so much better now having that run through my body all day.

[@jgarcia1925]

Man, I’m glad I found this channel. I have been struggling for years now. Once made it around 6 months and I broke down. I will try this journey again and I will defeat this damn monster. Physically I feel terrible I keep going for tests to make sure I am not dying and nothing is ever found. . I’m only 35. And I need to make a stance at this. This is by far the worst thing a person can deal with on a day to day basis

[@unika23]

I think I have watched almost all the videos on your channel. Thanks to your content I have quit weed 4 months ago and now I'm quitting nicotine!! You're a huge motivation, I wish your channel reached more people.

[@violetgypsie]

Coloring book pages are a great distraction and also great if you have anxiety. You can print off a few sheets for free on the web and you probably have colored pencils or crayons already, if not the dollar store or Walmart has them. It’s a great distraction.

[@joshb9657]

The last 2 mins was very deep, meant alot thanks ❤ day 8

[@RoyceNobles]

Man, you are doing god’s work! ❤

[@epicgoathenri]

Thank you so much for putting this channel together, I’ve found it very helpful :) I started watching your videos about 2 weeks ago and quit nicotine almost then and there. I have had 3 lapses after lasting 9 straight days without nicotine. I had about 15 puffs of a vape over 2 days from a friend. Then the next day I bought another vape which I’ve had for the past 3 days, pretty much back to normal habits. I know I’m just making excuses for myself, and I already felt so much happier after the first 4 days of going cold turkey. I’m throwing my vape out today (again) and won’t be looking back…. God it’s so shameful for me to have these addictions….

[@sonugautam7524]

14 years of smoking! It’s been 5 days I did not smoke. Felling energetic 😊

[@playoutthebox]

I’m on day 6 and the craving for me is like a quick flash . Thanks DR Frank

[@Ren_Hep]

I love your videos !!!! Thank you 😊

[@christianswartz470]

Just recently found ur channel thanks for everything u do dude. God bless

[@AddictionMindset]

Anytime I am very glad to have ya here! I hope you find what you need

[@wimbronkhorst7382]

This is very helpful and effective advice. As a visual thinker, the wave analogy is very powerful. I often imagine myself in a warlike situation as a soldier fighting in battle (usually the viking age). I am going to employ this method in my quest to beat the foe of nicotine addiction. Thanks my brother!

[@lisadrury850]

Wish I would've found you years ago. I'm just starting my healing journey and I appreciate your good teachings.

[@119jle]

I found if you cut down a McDonalds straw to the size of a cigarette and grab that every time you had an urge to smoke it fools your system and takes away the craving

[@jackgannon4725]

Your videos are super helpful. Thank you Dr Frank stopped weed now I'm stopping nicotine.

[@danielvainshelable]

Thank you so much Dr Frank. Listening to you carefully is so helpful to me. God bless you

[@Bawlstacheo]

Really happy I stumbled upon your videos. I cant remember which one it is but Ive been binge watching your material. Something you said really resonated with me, which helped kick start my cold turkey journey from THC and nic. "Have you ever told yourself you were going to quit today, but end up putting it off to tomorrow, then next week? Well thats a sign of addiction, you become less of a man of your word". It got me upset at the moment so i took my last hits and threw the devices in the cabinet. Day 5 and these cravings are intense but im so happy im able to say no. I forsure want to quit nicotine for good, but I would like to be able to use THC in a recreational manner that wont spiral me into my previous self now that I have the information on what happens when THC is abused. I dont have cravings for thc thankfully, i hate the cravings for nicotine, because you can literally hear your inner though negotiate with the addiction.

[@ghostclouds2557]

Could you make a video about handling cravings when you have a partner who smokes and how to appropriately manage that?

[@MinYawnMin]

23 years of smoking. Quitting at age 37. It has been two months and never felt better. No more feeling slavery to cigarettes. There are times I still want to have a smoke during social drinking but I replaced with sucking on a wood stick.

[@jimbo4460]

I struggled with nicotine addiction for years. I was more of a casual smoker, but I did enjoy it. I would often smoke Captain Black cigars instead of cigarettes too. Then I would get addicted to chewing nicorettes or nicotine lozenges. This went on for years and years and years. I was always trying to quit with no lasting success. I would be nicotine free for a couple of weeks and then I would find a pack of nicorettes I forgot abut in my jacket and would convince myself that just chewing a couple won't hurt. It was a never ending cycle. I actually quit just by accident, if that can happen. A few years back I decided to take a break from drinking alcohol. Once I stopped drinking any alcohol the desire for nicotine drastically decreased. I know that won't work for every person, but it did for me. When I decided to start drinking again I had no desire to pick up any nicotine product. About a year ago I quit drinking alcohol altogether and recently decided to give up all THC products too....Life is interesting!

[@fercoshow]

30 days in, last real craving i can remember was around day 17

[@alexavalle9734]

First week down from vaping & 4 days no thc. Thank you! Knowing that your not alone is really helpful

[@SonicFictionTV]

Today marks the 6th day since I quit smoking. I've attempted to quit multiple times, but this time it surprisingly felt easier. The initial two days were challenging, but by the third day, it became more manageable. It's worth noting that I smoked for nearly 25 years, concurrently with my coffee habit. Understanding that the withdrawal phase is temporary and not everlasting is crucial. Reminding myself that this period will pass and avoiding situations that could trigger the urge to smoke, especially during the first two weeks to a month, has been helpful.

[@mohsinkhurshid4126]

Today is my 5th day

[@MoonchildOfDarkness]

Quit weed completely. Went back to smoking and vaping (tobacco and no-nic juice). Don't like how it makes me feel, don't like the addiction. Just listed my mod up for sale and tossed my cigarette. Back here again to make sure I'm ready for the cravings. There was a brief period where I quit inhaling anything other than air and I liked how I felt, even if getting there was challenging. Wanna get back there again. Let's fucking DO THIS.

[@mjolnirswraith4113]

One of the things that nicotine does is giving andrenaline and the things like that in the morning, without nicotine waking up feels hard for me. On one of my quiting attempts I did face the cold shower for the last 10 seconds and this did help me to wake up in the morning because of the andrenaline release. Soon I will quit again and I will be facing the cold shower again. Good information, I'm done being the lab rat! If the crafings hit I tend to go outside doing short walks to be in another mental state. The steps to go outside take long enough for the crafing to fade.

[@Jross883]

Honestly thank god I didn’t decide to pick up a vape until I was 18. It’s been a year now and I feel like I want to quit desperately. I have to get healthy for a major spine surgery and the dr has told me to quit smoking all together and it’s been a challenge

[@lavishka82]

So is it best to quit in the morning? I assume after sleeping your nicotine levels would be very low.

[@andrewdoeshair]

20 years on nicotine (10 smoke, 10 vape) now I’m on day 51 without nicotine and I’ve gotta say, it’s barely getting easier. I get the craving less frequently but when I do I want it just about as bad as I did on day one. When I get frustrated at all my cravings come right back, and when I catch myself with extra downtime my cravings skyrocket. I’ll feel my mood start to pick up as I’m about to take a break at work or sit in traffic headed home, but then I remember that I don’t smoke/vape anymore and every time it still feels devastating and frustrating. A few times per day I go through various stages of grief and loss for my old routines. I’m having a pretty hard time staying quit but I know that I don’t want to go through it all again, I keep telling myself that maybe on day 60 (or 80, or 365) I’ll feel like I’ve never smoked before. I haven’t had alcohol in almost a year and that was a piece of cake, I can confidently say that I wouldn’t mind going the rest of my life without alcohol, but nicotine seems to have a stronger grasp on me than anyone else I know who has quit it. I’ve even stopped doing certain activities I used to do while vaping (editing videos, playing video games) because I know the cravings will make those activities feel like torture. Anyone here have similar experiences? I’m about ready to call a therapist or something to talk me through this 😐

[@SyedAliHassanNaqvi-up9kq]

I didn't reach day 60 but i went as far as 40 days -+2 The first week was hard After that the craving started going away But after a while it would come, and it would stay for days , it came at the beginning of 3rd week and stayed for some days ( i don't remember exactly how many days), afterwards it came in the beginning of the 6th week I smoked. But now, I'm trying to quit again, smoking is not good for health , it's not good daily routine, it's just not beneficial And every smoker knows that And i really think that it'll get better

[@rooftopmunda]

Have been smoking for 8 years. 100hrs into this and I cant explain how bad and weird I am feeling right now. Cravings are at peak, cant sleep for more than 3 hrs at a time and there is a constant headache since I quit. Meditation is helping me a lot right now, I have been writing positive statements in my notepad and have cut off from all other smokers. If you ever find yourself picking up a ciggerate just take a deep breath and flush it down the toilet, all it needs a quick action. I dont know how long i am going to suffer, but I promised myself even if this kills me right now, I am going to quit. I dont want to feel like a "Lab Rat". 😣

[@kellymahan825]

Hello. I just want to let you know how much help you've been giving me pertaining to my weed consumption, nicotine and caffeine. I've been watching your videos for a few months now, and I'm very inspired by the. content that you share. I am working on giving up the weed right now And also cutting back on coffee and nicotine. I quit smoking six years ago. However, I've been using the. tablets since.. ridiculous.. This is day two with not smoking weed during the day. I did smoke 1/2 a joint last night. Christmas Eve. But I am hopeful that it won't keep going. I just wanna thank you so much. I'm very inspired by your. videos. Thank you. Merry Christmas.

[@michaeleacret5336]

I'm in the process of quitting smoking cigarettes thank you for your help ❤

[@vincentcampbell69]

Just tried the laser therapy acupuncture to help quit. Been on and off for a few years and never considered myself a heavy user until a few months ago. On day 3 now. The rage was so hard to deal with the first 2 days. Today I just feel odd. All my life I have depended on a substance, usually Cannabis. This is my first time being completely sober.

[@pipwhitefeather5768]

I am so ready to lose my nicotine addiction! I must go dig out my Allen Carr book and read it again, this time will be the last time. I will treat it like a monster that I never want to wake up! Thanks so much for your motivating insights.

[@meluis11]

8 days in my quit! You helped me alot, im definitely feeling alot better than the first 3 days, thats a fact. And three months, hmm im looking forward to it!

[@vinceevans1970]

any update?

[@biglifty242]

Been smoking since I was 16 almost 24 years old now and just quit 2 days ago. Your videos do help me thank you.

[@mi5956]

How is it going now?

[@nevertheless3856]

Day 2! Wish me luck

[@bibidfairy2691]

Update?

[@nevertheless3856]

@@bibidfairy2691 I went 15 days and started back but I felt better than I'd felt in a long time. I could smell and taste things better. Breathe better. I'm preparing to stop again soon. Thanks for asking. What I did realize though is that I'm strong enough to stop and the cravings do go away. They didn't go away completely but I could see that had I continued to not smoke they would have because my cravings were becoming non existent. Hopefully this time I'll get over the hump and quit for good

[@aarongutridge1952]

1 year clean from 2 to 3 cans of grizzly wintergreen long cut a day. This video helped a lot.

[@itsginoramirez]

thank you bro 🙌

[@Angi5551]

Just thank you.

[@serrahfox6073]

I'm on day 10 of being nicotine/vape free!! 😄🙌 I've been watching your videos for about a month or so Frank... been trying to quit, could never make it past 24 hours lol. Then suddenly about 10 days ago I got HORRIBLY sick with a severe cold or flu. I was sooooo out of it. Zero energy, super tired, super sick. So I used that time to officially quit. I basically slept through my withdrawals! Lol. I keep coming back to your videos because I want to know that these cravings won't last forever. I get them randomly throughout the day, and you're right they don't really last that long. I'm just superrrrr looking forward to the day where I don't get them at all! Thanks for all your videos, they really helped me!

[@alexjae1901]

I’ve been wanting to stop. I finished my last one yesterday morning. I quit cold Turkey bought a bunch of crunchy snacks and gum. I actually just want to stop this time I want it to be done. I’m tired of craving it. I’m tired of buying it. Thank you for making content. I don’t want it anymore and it makes me feel good to remind myself what you say. Killing the nicotine receptors !! Good bye leave me I don’t need ya no more nicotine!! I’m not craving it they are dying screw you nicotine I drink water I don’t need you!

[@zahidfayaz6059]

Started smoking since 2013 when i was in 10th grade . And just before 5 days got infected with influenza H3n2 virus and didnt get any urge to smoke for 2 days straight and thats the time i decided that its the best time to give up . For now im literally getting wildest cravings , now im surfing videos to look for solution... I guess untill you have will to give up , nothing can stop you

[@natalieloso6945]

5 days in. I'm doing pretty well. Sleep has been the main issue. I normally sleep like a baby, and I'm getting 3-5 hours a night. I know this will all pass though. I just paid a hypnotist 500!!!!!! Didn't work. I've been up and down trying to quit for 2 years, constantly obsessing and then when I go back using so much nicotine I almost pass out. It's a serious problem. But it's all over. These videos from Dr frank I keep listening to. It's working to picture those nicotine receptors dying off. Another day! Victory is mine

[@RAINSMAN79]

Water fasting helped me quit dipping. It was like with no other food signals I could feel the nicotine better and I didn’t like it. It would make me feel sick and made it easy to stop. Good luck to all.

[@s.8955]

On day 8 since quitting smoking day 5 was the worst for me so far. Have been watching your videos everyday you are the best thank you 👌

[@robertperry548]

How much easier did it get past day 5, the last time I tried to quit I caved on 5 it was just too much

[@loganlosee6933]

I started smoking at 15 and am now 23 and hard core addicted, tonight I am done. I’m tired of bad circulation and slight chest pain, anxiety, being embarrassed. My s/o is out of town for a week. I’m gonna be clean when she gets back,, you help me believe I can do it

[@hayyubmohamed9152]

Hey bro it’s been 1 year I hope you quit

[@benr7294]

You look like a young inspector gadget even your head shape is good. Recommend for Halloween costume or Cosplay. Also the video is helpful and full of good info.

[@lonniesmith7580]

I read Allen Carr’s book last year before my senior year of college, but I ended up vaping all through senior year. As soon as I got home after graduation, I threw away my capes and got rid of the weed. Currently on day 3 of no weed and day 1 of no nicotine. I’ve been in his book every night before bed because it really helps me remember why I’m a non-smoker now. Edit: also wanted to add that your videos have been very helpful, I even got the food that you recommended and it’s been helping! Thank you Dr. Frank!

[@lonniesmith7580]

@Jack T relapsed a couple months ago, but am putting down the weed again for good. Got a big boy job now so I have to be clean for good. How are you sir?

[@katiehaywood2536]

I’ve been addicted to nicotine for four years now, and you helped me quit today. I’ve been trying for a couple weeks but you helped me to finally do it. Thank you.

[@elleniliza3909]

Try the patchses.

[@aaronmclaughlin8931]

So true though....3 months and I was way earlier to deal with Nicotine withdrawal!!..stay strong people it's worth!!!!!!!!! It. This guys was my Hero for weed and nicotine. I am 6 mouths sober because him ( one love bro)..And couldn't have did it without this guy ...Word !! Thanks for your support!!

[@aaronmclaughlin8931]

When I would feel uncomfortable or crave.. I would listen to this guys Opinion, helped 100%( one love brother) thank you for bettering my life by 100 %

[@karannijjar27]

Can u drink normally?

[@Worminthedirt]

Gosh your videos are so helpful!!! I’m only 3 days alcohol free but 11 days thc free and am now using 14 mg nicotine patches which now I’m thinking I need to get off of these too… I was using a whole can of zyn a day and at least my gums are getting a much needed break… but I’m so close to kicking everything ugh.

[@AddictionMindset]

You are very close!!! That’s a heck of a journey. Very very glad to hear you are finding the help you need on the channel. More than happy to have you here

[@esmeemusa9173]

This is helpful i already stopped for twomonths for four times now i know why i crack the thrid month hehe

[@Mikelanzarote]

I am 2 months nicotine free (went cold turkey). Just last week I was flying high because I was going through all day without thinking about a cigarette. I thought I had this in the bag. However over the last few days I have felt like I am back to square one again. Constantly on my mind and Im having to go back and watch videos again to remind myself on how to cope with cravings etc. Why o Why does this happen?? Nothing has changed for me. I am no more stressed than I was last week. I cant put a finger on why this could happen and its freaking me out. Has anyone gone through the same thing or has an answer?

[@nachikettchatterjeee6518]

hi i totally understand you. i m on 15 days cold turkey. and it still feels like i am on day one. i m preparing for a competitive examination with high pressure on myself, which couldve been a trigger for me, so i try to stay indulged in my studies, but it still feels like im on the first day. maybe it will never go away, maybe it will always stay. maybe it is something that we brought up on ourselves, so might as well learn to live with it. i think of it as an unfortunate circumstance, and remind myself on why i actually tried to stop smoking, and continue on with my life. remember that cigarettes are infact death sticks, and you have to give it up, no matter what.

[@lmao7360]

@@nachikettchatterjeee6518 did you hold on, or did you start again?

[@GSBarren]

going thru the same thing, 35 days without nic. will keep going tho

[@Mikelanzarote]

@@lmao7360 Yep. Still smoke and nicotine free for 6 months now.

[@Mikelanzarote]

@GSBarren Keep on going. I'm now 6 months free and it's a lot easier now.

[@rapperrapper121]

Nice video

[@rapperrapper121]

What happens if you switch to a different nicotine this applies to me cigarettes to tabacco free pouches

[@AddictionMindset]

@@rapperrapper121 it’s a form a harm reduction, but it’s not necessary... you don’t need nicotine to quit nicotine. My opinion go cold turkey. With that said if your goal is harm reduction go for it

[@rapperrapper121]

@@AddictionMindset ok thanks

[@abigailyearick6623]

Such a good video! Love your content, you’ve really helped me a lot with my substance abuse

[@AddictionMindset]

Love it!!! Glad to have you here and thanks for supporting the community!

[@kellyc5995]

I quit and will never smoke again. I watched this video right after throwing away all nicotine products and it was so helpful to know what to expect

[@kevinbunn7915]

Love your channel! But I dont want to kill off my nicotinic ACh receptors lol, theyre too important. But I understand why you explain it like that!

[@jasonspatafore5843]

Thank you

[@lisawillis8044]

Ngl your vids help man… this is my first time actually relatively succeeding at quitting nicotine. I’m almost a week in, and the first 2 days were hell. Is very helpful to hear that the cravings stop at some point. I keep thinking about the fact that the withdrawals is just the nicotine leaving my body

[@lisawillis8044]

Now 2 and a half months in no nicotine in 5 years

[@FactsFront]

I have been smoking since 10 years. One day i feel i had enough, everything was going bad in my life, so i have inner thought that i can start making my life positive from today by not smoking. It's my mind craving and i am supplying it. So i took last cigarette and burn rest of them and convinced myself no matter what i am quitting , the pain is temporary, benefits are permanent. For the first 3 days it was really hard craving, i felt so weak, mind was really foggy but i decided to punish my mind and drinks a-lot of water. After one week i started to feel clear and happy, i dont feel much withdrawal symptom. I am really proud of myself for beginning of healthy lifestyle. My suggestion for everyone quitting please trust yourself you can do it, it is really darkside of life where you need constant pleasure, it's never ending mind game, you will be really proud of yourself just bear it for 1 week and later on it will be much easier.

[@ronjackson449]

Thanks for all of your help I definitely relate with you on a higher level

[@kettanehwork6128]

Much respect

[@0xusernamenotfound]

I was smoking for 8 years then switched to vaping which developed me nicotine allergy in few years, now I can't inhale it anymore, gum was good way to stop cravings but again due to allergy(skin irritation) I can't use it, patch is better, but the best is to never start consuming nicotine at all, because you ll never know when you've drifted too far from shore and developed addiction ending up in craving-smoking cycle. Thanks for your advices, 3 month mark is useful, my cravings after years of vaping are wild, but patches/gum are really helpful to pass the first week, after that it's way easier.

[@vkayysmoto]

By the way, he is absolutely right. I have quit smoking like 3 time I have done. It was literally just for the hell of it. First time was for 3 months. The other times were like 2 weeks and 2 weeks. And then now I am quitting again. The first few days like 5 or 6 are usually the hardest. Because because everything he described is happening. But it's really not that bad. You just might rip somebody's head off. That's it, and then after that. It's literally just cravings which don't last long at all, like he explained. U can do it

[@zachfordyce9055]

Day 10 tomorrow morning. Deff gets easier as the days go on. Won’t drink for a while that’s usually when I want nicotine the most. Feel so much better. Get a little mental edge when I see someone vape and knowing I quit too makes it easier

[@nski2236]

right now i'm at 4 weeks quit and my cravings arent bad until once i'm having a series episode. I feel that nictoine has really helped me cope with some issues that my brain cannot understand how to get over.. I really want to overcome this. I'm still going strong.

[@oogabooga5036]

Best advice from Allen's book is realising nicotine does absolutely nothing. NONE. NADA. NULL. If you want that dopamine or feel happy, just try 10 pushups. Trust me instant relaxation. If the thoughts get overwhelming, writing them down in a journal or even speaking them out loud is way more effective than smoking. At the end of that cigarette you've not relaxed yourself, you've merely scratched an itch which will come back. Moreover you're no more closer to solving the problem or dealing with your thoughts than you were before. Please realise that cigarettes do absolutely nothing except waste your time. Every moment spent taking a puff could've been used for a variety of activities that you enjoy(read dopamine release) or deal with your problems in a head first way instead of procrastinating. Take it from someone who had been addicted for 6 years not a single of my problems were solved by smoking. The only thing I can do is forgive myself because it was stupid to think cigarettes would relax me or take away the boring moments. Take the Easy way buddy. You're not alone.

[@drugzlawdofficialmuzik]

Hey men am a Jamaica 🇯🇲 i am having most of these problem

[@AddictionMindset]

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