How does Nicorette gum work?
When you chew the gum nicotine is released into the mouth. The nicotine is then absorbed through the lining of the mouth and released into the blood stream. It is possible to adjust the amount of nicotine intake by the frequency of pieces used. It is however suggested that during the first six weeks of use you do not use less than nine pieces of gum per day. Between 9 and 24 pieces during the first six weeks will be the safe option. Your speed of chewing is another factor that determines the rate at which the nicotine is absorbed into your system. It is recommended that you chew the gum slowly to prevent any nicotine overdose and to get use to the idea of controlled nicotine intake. If you chew the gum too fast it can cause dizziness, vomiting and nausea. If you experience any of these you should chew the gum slower. The best is to make use of the chew and park method where you chew for a while and then park it between your gum and cheek. If you use this method the gum will last for ab
