Chantix (Champix) is a new drug by world famous Pfizer pharmaceuticals, which has recently been approved for Smoking cessation.
Chantix (Varenicline) enables smokers to see the light at the end of the tunnel, where they can live a healthy life sans smoking. Smoking is one habit difficult to kick; leaving no escape route for a smoker once he becomes nicotine dependent.
Smoking cessation therapies are more likely to succeed for patients who are motivated to stop smoking and who are provided with additional advice and support.
Chantix (Champix) is for oral use. The recommended dose is 1 mg Chantix (Champix/varenicline) twice daily.
Chantix (Champix) provides a unique and new treatment that was specifically designed to help people stop smoking,” said Dr. Michael Berelowitz, Pfizer Worldwide Medical. “Most smokers do not continue to smoke out of choice, but because they are addicted to nicotine in tobacco. Prior research has shown that the combination of behavior counseling and drug therapy is often more effective and cost-effective as health interventions than attempting to quit unaided. To meet these needs Pfizer will go beyond offering a new treatment by also providing customized behavioral support through a program designed to help smokers in the quit process.”
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In May, 2006, it was approved for sale in the United States. On August 1, 2006, Pfizer announced that Chantix was available for sale in the United States, and on September 29, 2006, it was approved for sale in the European Union with the trade name
Champix.
Chantix (Champix) Side Effects Includes following of them:
· Nausea
· Headache
· Vomiting
· Flatulence
· Insomnia
· Abnormal dreams
· Dysgeusia (alteration in taste)
Here are some of the untold truth about Smoking
Deaths from Smoking: 440,000 annual deaths each year are smoking-associated (CDC). An estimated 400,000 deaths each year are caused directly by cigarette smoking. (Source: excerpt from Smoking and Your Digestive System: NIDDK)
1.2 million deaths in Europe (The European Heart Network).
400,000 deaths annually in the US (Mayo Clinic)
Average life years lost from Smoking: 12 years (NIA)
