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About Smoking Addiction
Understand how nicotine affects the brain and why quitting is challenging – and possible.
The Science of Nicotine Dependence
Nicotine is one of the most addictive substances in the world. It stimulates the brain's reward system by increasing dopamine – a neurotransmitter associated with pleasure and motivation. Over time, your brain begins to depend on nicotine to feel normal.
How Addiction Develops
- Repeated nicotine intake reinforces the habit
- Withdrawal symptoms (anxiety, irritability, cravings) start within hours of the last cigarette
- The brain adapts to nicotine and builds tolerance
Why Quitting is So Difficult
Most smokers make multiple attempts to quit before succeeding. Nicotine addiction affects both the body and mind. Cravings, emotional triggers, stress, and habits formed over years make it extremely difficult to stop without support.
How Tabex® Can Help
- ✅ Reduces withdrawal symptoms by targeting nicotine receptors in the brain
- ✅ Blocks nicotine’s rewarding effects
- ✅ Supports your quit attempt with a structured 25-day program
- ✅ Natural, plant-based and non-addictive
Understanding your addiction is the first step to overcoming it. Tabex® gives you the tools to break free – safely and naturally.