Clair talks of her experiences with nicotine replacement therapies (NRT) which, surprisingly are pushed heavily by doctors in spite of the fact that the latest research, from the University of Geneva, indicates they are almost worthless, with 92.8% failing to stop smoking 1-4 years after using them. Numerous clients visiting www.stopsmokingcentre.co.uk have told of their experiences with NRT. While the common side effects include nightmares and skin irritation, the biggest problem is that they only help 7 out of 100 smokers to actually stop smoking. One assumes the manufacturers are very happy, banking millions on ineffective products (helpfully endorsed by your doctor) which offer false hope to thousands of smokers desperate to stop smoking.