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Varenicline

I have again removed your contribution to varenicline. You make a claim that is not substantiated by evidence (that varenicline, through reducing blood pressure, causes depression, and that people increase smoking to combat depression). Surely this effect would have shown up in the clinical trials that were performed with varenicline. See WP:NOR. Some of these claims are not quite logical. Also, an encyclopedia generally does not instruct its readers, e.g. to ring a drug company. JFW | T@lk 06:06, 26 June 2007 (UTC)

This is your final warning in regards to the above paragraph. If you continue inserting original research into articles, you will be blocked from editing. Naconkantari 06:22, 26 June 2007 (UTC)

Dear Mr. Nacon...please feel free to block me on my research. I have done my own. The clinical trials of Chantix and the literature given to patients do not include hypotension. I have contacted Pfizer, Inc., and Pfizer has not included hypotension as a side-effect of this drug in the literature given out to patients in written form. If you can tell me that Chantix does NOT cause hypotension, please write back. I contacted Pfizer directly, and HYPOTENSION is included in the side effects of this drug..mark my word. If I have to, I will go to Reston, Va, ( regional) and talk to them personally myself. Many thanks for your editorial comment.