Yes, I do feel different since I've been taking Chantix. I am still smoking while working towards my goal date. I don't really have the urge to smoke, but I smoke? I am wondering if behavior change is the other half of this addiction? Have any of you noticed this? Becoming aware of when and where you smoke? Did you change your behavior after you quit smoking or before? If I keep busy I don't smoke. I only smoke in my kitchen at the table. I am having a hard time sitting at my kitchen table trying not to smoke. What did you do?
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I am on Chantix and it does work, 3 weeks without a cig. I did change my behaviors before going on it. Smoking in only one area is good. Try little changes watch the clock and time your self or keep cigs in place you would have to get do not leave them on the table. Each little change you make will help when you do quit. I was doing so many other things to keep myself busy but you must find some rewards for not smoking. I don't know how long you smoked but i smoked for 36 years. It is very hard to stop doing something you did 20 or more times a day. I think the behavior withdrawl is sometimes harder than the nicotine withdrawal. Try putting something on your table that smells good flowers or a candle. I f you need the cig you must move the item. Try anything you can think of to make it not worth the trouble of having the cig. I wish you the best and take it day by day.