Find healthy outlets: There are lots of ways to calm down, usually when you are addicted to a substance such as nicotine it seem like the only solution. People without addictions need to calm down also, they may call a friend, go for a walk, meditate, etc. See a doctor for possible use of meds to help with cravings, then find "healthy" habits to help you calm down, it can be done!
Answered 10/2/2013
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See below: You forget. The nicotine withdrawal is the reason you need calming. When you are completely over this withdrawal, the need for calming is far less.
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