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Barry has decided to quit smoking. it’s been 12 hours since his last cigarette and he has been experiencing physical withdrawal symptoms. how soon can he expect these physical sy…

Barry has decided to quit smoking. it’s been 12 hours since his last cigarette and he has been experiencing physical withdrawal symptoms. how soon can he expect these physical sy…
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barry has decided to quit smoking. it’s been 12 hours since his last cigarette and he has been experiencing physical withdrawal symptoms. how soon can he expect these physical symptoms to stop?

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Answer: 2-4 weeks.

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Every individual is different, but the average expectancy for nicotine withdrawal to stop from cigarettes is around 2-4 weeks.

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