What is the best medicine for people that smoke actively,and what type of food is best for them to stay and live longer
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What is the best medicine for people that smoke actively,and what type of food is best for them to stay and live longer
One can quit smoking with nicotine-free medicines Nicotine-free medicines like varenicline and cytisine are effective alone, but research shows combining them with nicotine products, like vapes or patches, ... They are treatments that actually help people quit smoking. Though in recent times SmokinRead more
One can quit smoking with nicotine-free medicines Nicotine-free medicines like varenicline and cytisine are effective alone, but research shows combining them with nicotine products, like vapes or patches, …
They are treatments that actually help people quit smoking. Though in recent times Smoking-cessation success rates improve significantly with the use of nicotine replacement therapy.
See lessIf a person who smokes frequently truly wants to live a longer and healthier life, the best thing to do would be to quit smoking. Smoking often has a negative effect on our organs and overall bodies, no matter what you eat or take, as long as you still smoke, it will definitely continue to cause daRead more
If a person who smokes frequently truly wants to live a longer and healthier life, the best thing to do would be to quit smoking. Smoking often has a negative effect on our organs and overall bodies, no matter what you eat or take, as long as you still smoke, it will definitely continue to cause damage. It’s like using cement to patch a place but then you place something heavy on that same spot before the cement dries up.
See lessDear you are very right @eldavis, the best solution is for you to stop smoking no matter the rate and the amount of medication you take you will never have your normal health if you keep smoke. But for smokers I believe if you use bitter collar, garlic and ginger, drink enough water and eat a lot ofRead more
Dear you are very right eldavis, the best solution is for you to stop smoking no matter the rate and the amount of medication you take you will never have your normal health if you keep smoke.
But for smokers I believe if you use bitter collar, garlic and ginger, drink enough water and eat a lot of fruits like banana and Avogadro’s can help reduce the effect.
But alternatively stoping the action is the best solution
See lessIf someone smokes regularly, the most important “medication” is not a drug but support to quit or reduce smoking, because no medicine can fully cancel the damage smoking causes. There is no universal medication that smokers should take simply because they smoke. What they truly need is medical evaluRead more
If someone smokes regularly, the most important “medication” is not a drug but support to quit or reduce smoking, because no medicine can fully cancel the damage smoking causes. There is no universal medication that smokers should take simply because they smoke. What they truly need is medical evaluation, lifestyle changes, and support to protect their lungs and heart.
However, there are supportive approaches—not specific drugs—often recommended by health professionals:
Regular medical checkups to monitor lungs, blood pressure, and overall health.
Vitamins through food (fruits, vegetables) to support the immune system, since smoking reduces certain nutrients.
Good hydration, because smoking dehydrates the body and irritates the lungs.
Exercise, which strengthens the lungs and improves circulation.
Stop-smoking aids like nicotine patches, gums, or doctor-guided therapies—these help reduce cravings and eventually quit, but they must be recommended by a healthcare professional.
If a smoker is already experiencing coughing, chest pain, breathlessness, or fatigue, they need to see a doctor immediately. Self-medicating is dangerous because symptoms might be signs of serious conditions.
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