How long will it take to stop smoking?
A maximum of one to two months (though some people find they no longer crave the nicotine in as early as one week).

Side Effects
Vice Breaker has no known side effects. It doesn’t contain nicotine or other harmful ingredients. No withdrawal symptoms.

Benefits of this stop-smoking aid
Apart from reducing nicotine cravings, cleansing lungs, and reducing anxiety, Vice Breaker can also help the body remove nicotine toxins faster. This speeds up the withdrawal process and alleviates symptoms. By soothing irritations and thinning mucous, it helps to heal smoke-damaged lungs and can speed the healing of other damaged tissues.

Will it work for me?
You have choices. You can make the decision to quit, and take advantage of Vice Breaker’s natural formula to help you stop smoking for the last time. Recent studies also suggest that rather than wait for the day that you decide to quit, start taking smoking cessation aids straight away. An excellent alternative to nicotine gums, patches, and lozenges – Vice Breaker users quit sooner. They experience a loss of desire to smoke and many stop smoking after just a few days without even realizing they’ve lost the desire.

SOME MORE FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Dosage:
Take 1 capsule in the morning and 1 capsule in the evening.
Ingredients:
– Loquat Leaf Extract
– St. John’s wort Extract
– Ginger Root Extract
– Sophora Flavescents Root Extract
Non-medicinal ingredients:
Vegetarian capsule shell.
I have been a heavy smoker for over 40 years. Can ViceBreaker really work for me?
Strange as it may seem the hard-core, “smoked since I was a teenager”, seniors are the ones for whom ViceBreaker really works well, much to their amazement. After 40 years of smoking, you will most likely by now be experiencing the negative health effects of smoking, and that together with the knowledge that henceforth your medical costs can only rise should be incentive enough to kick the habit. Yes, ViceBreaker will work for you and make quitting much easier as long as you want to quit and are committed to giving up. It takes two to tango!