Here's one:
http://www.nicotrol.com/

Here's a description:
http://www.quitnet.com/Library/Guides/NRT/inhaler.jtml

You won't suffer any withdrawal symptoms.

And drawing false analogies at the same time.  Double-blind studies
demonstrate that nicotine is addictive.

I do, but they require a prescription.  Make them OTC and you'll see
more and more people using them.

"I recommend a Freudian Analysis,
In addition to treatment for the addiction
If you're having difficulty with your termination issues."
~ Folly

Smoking changes brain the same way as drugs: study
Tue Feb 20, 2007 9:14 PM ET

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Smoking causes long-lasting changes in the
brain similar to changes seen in animals when they are given cocaine,
heroin and other addictive drugs, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday.

A study of the brain tissue of smokers and nonsmokers who had died
showed that smokers had the changes, even if they had quit years
before, the team at the National Institute on Drug Abuse reported.

"The data show that there are long-lasting chemical changes in the
brains of humans," said Michael Kuhar of Emory University in Atlanta,
who was not involved in the study.

"The chemical changes alone suggest a physiological basis for nicotine
addiction."

A team led by Bruce Hope of NIDA, one of the National Institutes of
Health, analyzed levels of two enzymes found inside brain cells known
as neurons.

These enzymes help the neurons use chemical signals such as those made
by the message-carrying compound dopamine.

Smokers and former smokers had high levels of these enzymes, the
researchers reported in the Journal of Neuroscience.

Hope said other studies had seen the same thing in animals given
cocaine and heroin -- and it was clear that the drugs were causing the
effects.

"This strongly suggests that the similar changes observed in smokers
and former smokers contributed to their addiction," he added in a
statement.

Experts on smoking have long said that nicotine is at least as
addictive as heroin.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that
20.9 percent of all adults smoke in the United States, which adds up
to 45 million people. And 23 percent of high school students smoke.

I do it every day; what's the problem?

If you have a good grilled filet it is a crime to add spices to it. You can
only add salt. Otherwise it is like adding coke to malt whisky. For
vegetables, just add olive oil and maybe balsamic vinegar.

regards
Milan

Something is wrong alright, with you. There are so nicotine inhailers,
where have you been? Have you smoked the nicotine free cigarettes, try
them - you wont smoke them since you get no nicotine. It's not smoking
I crave when I crave, it's nicotine. Why do I know people addicted to
nicotine replacement options? They haven't smoke in YEARS, but they
still use nicotine every day.

You're just making stuff up. It is difficult to know what man ate before recorded history.
Estimating where it "probably peaked" is nonsense. The little we know is inductive logic
from economic anthropology, which is based on pottery shards, bone pits and mostly the
economies of primative peoples.

The oldest homo sapiens fossils are the Omo skulls discovered by Richard Leakey, dated
195,000 years ago. The oldest hominid artifacts, almost certainly not h. sapiens, are
footprints discovered by Mary Leakey (Richard's mother), dated 3.5 million years ago,
although some experts dispute the dating as being too old.

I didn't say eating meat was infeasible, I said a meat-centered diet like you eat.

People adopt a carnivorous diet because they associate meat with prosperity. They think
poor people eat gruel because they can't afford better food. In economically successful
countries such as Japan, people abandon a natural diet and replace it with a Western one.
Then the incidence of Western diseases goes up.

It's like buying an SUV to show the neighbors you've made it, then spending three times as
much on gasoline. It's not only stupid, it shows you have bad taste.

Yes, I am.

Juxtaposing the words veggie wacko doesn't prove that all veggies are wackos. You use the
technique of weak debaters, who think that adjectives are a substitute for building an
argument with logic.

Forty percent of vegetarians say their reason is health. They are neurotics who think food
is the enemy. They are frequent customers of health food stores.  And health nuts don't
smoke.  Another forty percent say their reason is animal rights. They are religious
zealots who give vegetarianism a bad name. My reason is culinary. You can't cook well nor
creatively when you have the mindset that meat must be the centerpiece of every meal. Look
at the menu in a typical restaurant. It doesn't list food dishes, it lists cuts of meat,
like a butcher shop. 'Would you like the steak or the pot roast? Or perhaps you'd like
chicken.' That's addict talk. That's the talk of culinary bankruptcy. Ask whether they
have seitan or quinoa and you'll get a blank stare, they don't know what you're talking
about.

Go to the best restaurants in America, like Charlie Trotter's in Chicago. He understands.
He wrote a glossy, expensive coffee-table cookbook about nothing but vegetables. He sells
a no-meat meal that's a work of art for $75 a plate. I eat comparable meals every day. Ok,
not as fancy every time, but better than 95% of restaurants.

Nutritionists are correct when they advise a variety of foods. There's no variety in beef
for every meal, with canned vegetables thrown in as an afterthought. There's no art,
either. Art is food for the soul.

You're a meat addict trying to justify your compulsion by badmouthing someone with more
culinary sense than you have.