Does anyone have experience with TBX free? I ordered it and found out after I got it that the warning says do not use if you are taking anti-depressants.
Thanks for your reply. There is nothing on the net about it. I think I have googled in every way possible. Even the 1-800 number they give does not work. Bad sign.
there are 134 reviews there and if you have an account you can ask your question and they will email those people and see if they can answer your question.
I saw ta post on it several weeks ago. I thought was a scam. Mark said that it had been checked out and was supposedly okay. Oh well. We have to be aware there is no miracle cure for quit smoking. There are NRT's but they take work and a commitment not to smoke also. NOPE reigns.
And there have been a couple others in the past https://excommunity.becomeanex.org/search.jspa?q=tbx as well to check out. Not sure if they'll help but you can see what others have talked about concerning the product.
there's only been three people on here since I've joined a year ago. The most recent besides yours is the one Mark mentioned. I've tried to message this person to see how their quit is going and they haven't responded back. There was also Has anyone tried TBX. I've not seen any response back from this person at all. The last one was /blogs/eylensc-blog/2016/01/26/20-days-and-up-and-down-gaining-weight-yikes-anyone-heard-of-tbxfree I don't know if she ever ordered it or tried it. I also tried to google it for you and couldn't find anything about the reason why you can't take it with an antidepressant. What I have found is that people who look for products or pills that promise they will take all the nasty symptoms away while quitting are mistaken. No matter what you take, use, whatever, you're still going to have the cravings, the thoughts, the impulse. You have a nicotine dependence problem. You want, you need, you gotta have, you depend on nicotine to get you through the day. Here's a good article: Why Is It So Hard to Quit Smoking? | Quitter's Circle. Here's another one that I found interesting as well: Why is it so hard to quit? It's difficult for the first few weeks but it doesn't hang around forever. The first few weeks to a month is the physical symptoms. The next is all a mind game. and I mean that literally Quitting Smoking Gets Easier. Truly it Does! I've got a video that I've posted on my profile that is from a canadian rehab center that is pretty good and it's only about 12 minutes. if you have time, give it a watch: Quitting Smoking is a Journey - YouTube
