I have read a few articles online that claim CBD oil helps aid in quitting smoking. I have never used CBD oil of any type but know people who have. Some love it and some didn’t see any difference for what they were using it for. I’m all for trying it out and adding another regimen to my journey of quitting but I wanna hear some success stories of using it. If you have used it and it helped, what brands and levels did you use? How did you incorporate it? I’m not too entirely ready to go straight into the “typical” medications to quit so I’m just looking for some natural ways to help! 
Welcome and please know this is - YOUR choice and YOUR decision - I have NEVER heard of it - I am hoping you will STAY with us and choose a NON SMOKER life style 
My son swears by CBD oil for his anxiety. He says it helps slow down his brain so that things don't get too big. I get that. Some CBD oils can test you positive for THC if you are in a job field where you get tested. If not, no worries 
The difference for some is that they actually have a history of smoking THC so the CBD oil is less effective. Hope that answers some of your question. You may want to ask your doctor as well. They may have some facts I don't have. I wish you the very best!!
Sheri
I have tried CDB oils, different varieties for anxiety and as sleep aides. None helped.
I strongly believe Charlotte's web, (otherwise called the "King of CBD oils" developed by a dad for his little girl with seizures no doctor or other medicine had helped), gave my puppy girl Shih Tzu at least an additional year; it helped her immune system fight the cancer, and she lived way beyond any expectations different vets gave us.
Never smoked THC, but when I took an oil which was a combo of CBD and THC, it made my heart speed like crazy, I felt totally disconnected, nauseous, and nowhere near calmer, or ready to go to bed. Actually my son spent almost one hour with me on the phone, until most of the effects worn off. It was an experience not worth repeating.
Some of you might laugh and tell me that is what being high means, but if that is what high is doing to you, not interested thank you, ever.
Deep breathing was my own "high" during the first weeks of quitting; it still is when stress is hitting me hard, also when I enjoy a moment. It is incredible what a similar effect smoking and deep breathing have; I wonder if the "high" from the cigarette was not entirely due to the deep breath I took when inhaling the smoke one can wonder...
Sorry this is taking a long time, but one more thing to consider; as a new "remedy" on the market, not controlled, not properly evaluated by any qualified organization, one can never be too cautious regarding what we put in our body. Of course we did that with cigarettes, but we all recognize the lack of proper judgement when we started, then we were addicts and it took a while to "wake up". If you plan on using it to help with the quit, make sure you are buying from a reputable source.
