Ex-England player opens up on addiction

Former English striker Frazier Campbell has revealed his struggle with an addiction to "Senos," a type of nicotine sachet that has become popular among football players in England. Campbell began using them during his time at Crystal Palace between 2014 and 2017 to help him relax and fall asleep, but it developed into a habit that became hard to break, with him consuming the sachets every half hour or hour. His health deteriorated, and he experienced constant fatigue and difficulty exercising. He discovered that his use of this substance was the cause, and he decided to stop six months ago. Studies indicate that a percentage of English players use these sachets, which pose health risks related to the heart and teeth, highlighting the need to raise awareness about their dangers and the difficulty of quitting them.

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