Stop Smoking Vaccine Showing Promise
In efforts to help people quit smoking a stop smoking vaccine is under development that essentially makes nicotine too big to reach the brain. The monthly injection is designed with nicotine antibodies that cause the nicotine in the blood to bind together, making them too big to pass into the brain. By removing the nicotine from the brain, it prevents the feeding of the addiction.
The effort to quit smoking failed for years as most believed that smoking was a habit and it was up to the individual to break the smoking habit. Today, most agree that it is the addiction to nicotine that makes quitting so difficult. Tools, such as the stop smoking vaccine are designed to help break the nicotine addiction, making smoking easier to quit.
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