A scientific study in Britain that the alternative treatment of nicotine could help smokers to quit smoking surprise.

A scientific study in Britain that the alternative treatment of nicotine could help smokers to quit smoking surprise.

The team from the University of Birmingham in the study, published Friday that smokers who do not want to quit, but yet are willing to reduce the vulnerability of Tdechinhm who are more likely to stop smoking in the long term; if they used nicotine substitutes to help them cut out.

Said Paul Avillard one of the researchers: "So far, experts advise people not to reduce smoking, but to take off suddenly."

Added: "Concern is that the reduction would hinder the people's advice, to some extent on the best alternative is to stop completely," he said.

He said: "This method of treatment program to encourage many more smokers to use nicotine replacement, which in the long run will help a greater number of them to stop smoking, compared with if they fail to do so."

Smoking is one of the biggest causes of illness and premature death in all parts of the world.