Sentence examples for reduced craving from inspiring English sources
Smoking between test blocks in the abstinence session did not significantly affect performance although it significantly reduced craving.
Although their effect was not permanent, the rTMS treatments seem to have altered network synchrony and reduced craving.
The interviewees reported that the combination of crack cocaine use with marijuana provided "protection" (reduced undesirable effects, improved sleep and appetite, reduced craving for crack cocaine, and allowed the patients to recover some quality of life).
Unpublished results from a craving relief study demonstrate that two doses of NMS 1 mg reduced craving significantly faster than either nicotine lozenge 2 mg or 4 mg (both unpublished studies were presented by A. Hansson, R. Perfekt and H. Kraiczi at the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco 17th Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON, Canada, 2011).
It was found that 2 mg nicotine from mouth spray (1 mg per actuation) and 4 mg nicotine from the pouch reduced craving more and faster than the 4 mg gum and were significantly more liked than the 4 mg Nicorette gum [ 12].
Supporting this argument, a few human laboratory trials have demonstrated that both European and Asian male and female heavy social drinkers carrying rs1799971 G, who were treated with naltrexone, had reduced craving for alcohol compared with people who received the placebo (Ray et al. 2010, 2012).
Experimental research suggests that working memory (WM) taxation reduces craving momentarily.
The acute effects of moderate-intensity exercise have been shown to improve mood and reduce craving.
The theory is that providing food rich in the precursors of lost neurotransmitters will boost the levels of those chemicals, and thus reduce craving.
Sensory cues in the absence of pharmacological doses of nicotine have been found to be moderately satisfying and to reduce craving.
The nicotine patch did not significantly reduce craving for tobacco, withdrawal symptoms, and number of cigarettes smoked.
