Smoking Cessation Aids and the Fight to Quit Drugs

Dear Dr. Smith, Hello, I hope this email finds you well. I at this moment write this email to you to notify of my progress on my research on my project. My project involves the recognition of nicotine as an addictive drug that is on par with heroin and cocaine. Nicotine is an essential component of cigarettes, and this explains the struggles many smokers face with abandoning smoking. The damage caused by these drugs could lead to the development of other diseases. For instance, Bupropion causes weight gain which could lead to high blood pressure and type 2 Diabetes. Moreover, such side effects make drug compliance a problematic task den thus encourage many willing quitters to continue smoking. Furthermore, these drugs could lead to more loss of life than is already associated with poor response to anxiety and depressive symptoms in smokers.