Because unlike Chuck Norris, you won’t want to kill anybody, not even a little bit, almost. Instead, you’ll ick your ashtray’s ass and give your angst over to the herbs. Breathe in. Breathe out. And smoke herbs. They’re better for you than tobacco cigarettes and can help you quit smoking the Joe Camel cancer nunchucks like a God damned champ. 

Cut Your Tobacco with Herbs 

Here’s how you’re going to quit smoking cigarettes with herbs. Start by rolling your own. Get yourself a sack of American Spirit and some papers. Roll a few cowboy cigarettes, but mix in an herbal blend like Bear Blend. Our Original Blend is a good place to start, or perhaps the Mintz if you like that mentholated minty flavor, or maybe the Shaman if you’re into hemp CBD. Start light, say a 80/20 tobacco/herbal smoke. You’ll barely notice the difference – in fact you might just appreciate the herbal flavor. Don’t worry, you’ll still get your nic-fix and hardly want to kill anyone. 

Not so bad, right? Now start mixing in more herbs with your tobacco, perhaps 60/40 tobacco/herbal smoke. As time goes on and your body, bloodstream, and flavor palate get used to the herbs, gradually increase the herbal content to 40/60, 20/80, etc. Before you know it, you’ll be smoking pure herbs, no nic fit, relaxed, satisfied, and riding an herbal dream into non-violent epiphany.

And unlike Chuck Norris, you won’t want to kill a living soul. We swear.

The Magic of Lobelia

Why are herbs such a powerful supplement when it comes to quitting smoking cigarettes? The secret magic is Lobelia, also known as Indian Tobacco. Present in every Bear Blend herbal smoke except Moon, Lobelia is believed to mimic the effects of nicotine in our brains – essentially serving as a substitute to ease nicotine cravings through a more beneficial and medicinal herb.  Lobelia can help lower your nicotine craving and make it easier to quit smoking cigarettes with herbal smoking blends.

Lobelia, a medicinal herb, held significant value among various Native American tribes, serving as both a trade commodity and a form of currency. Tribes such as the Penobscot, Cherokee, Iroquois, Shoshone, and Crow utilized it for diverse health conditions.

 The Cherokee prepared a paste from Lobelia roots to alleviate body pains. The Iroquois applied it for treating venereal diseases, ulcers, and leg wounds. Many tribes also used Lobelia to stimulate sweating. Notably, its most renowned use was as an emetic, commonly referred to as “puke weed.” The herb was often prepared into a tea by the Shoshones and others to induce vomiting for therapeutic purposes.

Because smoking too much Lobelia can be toxic, we mix just a little of it in with our blends (as mentioned, aside from Moon) so you get exactly enough to satisfy your nicotine cravings. Since Lobelia mimics the body’s response to nicotine without being addictive, it can effectively treat nicotine withdrawal and help you quit smoking cigarettes with herbs, nonviolently.

You’re at a party, out with friends, hanging with the gang for the first time in years. Somebody lights up and you suddenly crave a drag like Jack Nicholson craves family time at the Holiday Inn.

Smoking herbs gives you something else to smoke besides tobacco and nicotine. Herbs provide a smoking alternative that’s not addictive. You can be in control without having a cigarette’s knife at your throat.

Quit smoking with herbs. Kick your ashtray’s ass like a Chuck Norris roundhouse joke kicking the snot out of Chuck E. Cheese in an 80’s period ninja flick. You’ve got this Daniel, son. Be smoke-free in ‘83, baby.