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Main theory. Vitamin C is known to render poisons inactive. It could be that you are simply getting rid of the drugs that are causing your addiction. If my guess is right, then the same treatment should work with other forms of addiction, not just for nicotine.
If that is really the reason for blended citrus fruits helping your drug recovery, then perhaps Chlorella would also help, because it detoxifies your body. If that is the case, you should start with a very low dose each day, because toxins deposited in your body won't be doing much harm, but when Chlorella releases them into your bloodstream you could become very sick. So it is better to release the poisons a little bit at a time.
Cigarettes serve the same function as a dummy. Every time you get stressed, you start sucking your dummy. Cocoa is a great substitute. There is something in cocoa that makes you feel good. It is also in chocolate, but the concentration is lower, because chocolate is mostly sugar. Make yourself a drink of cocoa sweetened with honey (chosen for its mild flavor) or stevia powder. See how much better it makes you feel. I'm allergic to milk and cream, so I use 25 ml (2 tablespoons) of coconut oil instead of milk. That also helps me to feel good.
They may even believe some of the addiction information, but they want to be looked up to by their friends, so must start drinking and smoking and using other addictive drugs. To a teenager a horrible death when they reach three times their age seems too far away to be important.
Addiction information is too boring. If teens could see people gasping for their next breaths with emphysema or losing their voices with throat cancer they might be prepared to take a longer view. Or they might not.
When you quit smoking your problems won't all go away. You will have more energy and breathe easier. But you could still get throat cancer twenty years after you stopped smoking.
If you ever see a man dieing of alcoholism in the gutter, remember that he never intended it to happen when he took his first drink. If the message could be brought home to teenagers that they should think hard before damaging themselves incurably, perhaps we would have fewer teen addicts. I'm sure that anyone witnessing the deterioration of an ice addict would realise that suicide is the best cure, and would avoid even sampling the poison.
