Sleep disturbances<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nVarenicline helps reduce these symptoms by partially stimulating nicotine receptors in the brain.<\/p>\n
It also blocks nicotine from cigarettes from fully activating these receptors. This means that if you smoke while taking varenicline, the cigarette will feel less satisfying.<\/p>\n
By reducing cravings and the rewarding effects of nicotine, varenicline increases the chances of successfully quitting smoking.<\/p>\n
How does the product work?<\/h2>\n
Varenicline works by interacting with nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in the brain.<\/p>\n
These receptors normally respond to nicotine from cigarettes.<\/p>\n
Varenicline acts as a partial agonist, meaning it both stimulates and blocks these receptors.<\/p>\n
This produces two important effects:<\/p>\n
1. Reduced cravings and withdrawal symptoms<\/strong>
\nVarenicline partially stimulates the receptors, helping maintain dopamine release at a lower level. This reduces withdrawal symptoms when you stop smoking.<\/p>\n2. Reduced reward from cigarettes<\/strong>
\nIf you smoke while taking varenicline, the medication blocks nicotine from fully activating the receptors. This reduces the pleasurable effects of smoking.<\/p>\nBecause of this dual action, varenicline can help you gradually break nicotine dependence.<\/p>\n
Who should not use the product?<\/h2>\n
You should not use varenicline if:<\/p>\n