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These tactics are giving consumers a false sense of reassurance that simply does not exist. Participants in the Nottingham study were shown pairs of cigarette packs and asked to compare them on five measures: taste, tar delivery, health risk, attractiveness, and either ease of quitting (adults) or which they would choose if trying smoking (children)

Clients were randomized into one of the three counseling-based therapy teams: NRT for 30 days, a 90-min hypnotherapy session, and also NRT with hypnotherapy