Plantago to help quit nicotine

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From Health Sciences Institute.

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Another botanical that's been shown to help smokers is

Plantago Major. In the December 2000 HSI Members Alert, we

told you about a 1982 study in which Plantago Major reduced

chronic bronchitis in 80 percent of the patients tested.

 

Almost 15 years ago, Dr. Mary Cody, a physician and researcher,

found that Plantago Major creates a natural aversion to tobacco

when inhaled or ingested. In a 1992 study, 24 heavy smokers

were given Plantago Major tincture in a nasal spray and then

instructed to smoke. More than 80 percent of the subjects reported

an aversion to tobacco shortly after receiving the dose, and the effect

lasted as long as 24 hours for some of the subjects.

 

Dr. Cody's Plantago Major formula was patented shortly after

that trial and is now available as a product called CIG-NO.

Unlike nicotine patches or nicotine gum, which deliver the exact

chemical you're trying to avoid, CIG-NO (which is sprayed under

the tongue) creates an almost immediate reduction in cigarette

cravings, with no reported side effects.

You can find more information at cigno.com.

 

 

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