Cigarette Addiction – The Story

February 5th, 2010 by Ayu Wuryandari


Millions of people in a whole world like to smoke cigarette. Smoking cigarette gives them a pleasure and a sense of well-being, and it has become a habit which is difficult to kick. Why do this happen? Because of the cigarette contains nicotine, a very powerful and addictive substance. The cigarette addiction makes people who want to quit smoking fail. The nicotine even makes them nervous when thinking about giving up cigarettes. For a long term period, smoking makes the body becomes dependent on nicotine psychologically and physically. To be successful in quit smoking, the smokers have to defeat their cigarette addiction both psychologically and physically.

When a smoker starts to quit, or the intake of cigarette is cut, the smoker will experience withdrawal symptoms. This is the result of a lack of nicotine since the body has been dependent on the cigarette addiction. Psychologically, when a smoker stop the habit, a major change in their behavior will occur. Physically, the cut of nicotine intake causes the body react. The smoker should be ready to face physical and psychological factors once they quit. The withdrawal symptoms can include depression, frustration, trouble sleeping, restlessness, crankiness and etc.

Usually, withdrawal symptoms start happen about 2 or 3 hours after the last cigarette is smoked. These cigarette addiction symptoms will escalate to be severe after 2 or 3 days and will go on for several weeks.

It is very important to stop smoking, because the cigarette addiction will lead you to some serious illness such as lung cancer, heart disease, and emphysema. It is a fact that a smoker is more likely to die of a heart attack than a non smoker.

No matter how old you are and how long you have smoked, quit smoking immediately is much better than to put off until tomorrow. Try to escape from the cigarette addiction to make you live healthier and better in order to be able to give more to your family.

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December 9th, 2009 by admin

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Quit Smoking with Quick Hypnosis

November 24th, 2009 by Patrick Glancy, BCH

Quit smoking programs using hypnosis are very involved when done correctly. Working to change behaviors that involve many parts of your life. If you were a hypnotist, you might have to put it all together. If you’re not a hypnotist, well, you get to enjoy the fruits of another’s labor. Nice, huh?

You know what your smoking habit is like. You know what makes your craving to smoke the strongest. You know what daily problem areas make you struggle for control the most.

A modern hypnosis program addresses your problem areas directly. Using the knowledge of how they were formed in the first place. With a goal of removing the craving, urge, desire, whatever you call it. With the craving out of the way, you’re left with a simple decision to smoke or not. There is no mental arguement.

That’s good, and it can be even better. Why not use the same learning principles behind the smoking habit creation and use hypnosis to begin cravings or desires for water, exercise and fresh air? Then prepare some distractions to occupy your time and mind. The time you used to use smoking. At 5 to 10 minutes per cigarette, that time adds up. Some people would be satisfied with this much help. But, more is possible.

Stress that builds up might make your cravings stronger. Hypnosis helps with stress directly and indirectly.

It would be nice to get a shot of confidence too, wouldn’t it? Some general, over-all, inner confidence using hypnosis? And, especially additional confidence that you CAN quit smoking this time, and feel good doing it. (One of the ways we learn behaviors is repetition. I’m pretty sure this isn’t your first quit smoking attempt. Did previous failed attempts create expectations for this attempt? Better fix that too.)

While you’re becoming healthier, you might as well use hypnosis to control a big worry for many people that quit smoking. Hypnosis can help you keep control, or, improve your eating habit. Addressing this concern can do a lot towards keeping a calm mind during the quit smoking process.

How does this sound to you? Does this cover all the concerns you had about quitting? Does it cover concerns you hadn’t thought of? The help is available the rest is up to you.

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Quit Smoking for Your Health

November 24th, 2009 by Sara Mendez

Trying to quit smoking can be a challenge for many people but a challenge many people are willing to take for many reasons. Some have already been diagnosed with medical problems such as heart problems or diabetes all because of smoking and try to quit to prevent more. Others simply want to be healthier and avoid potential health problems such as Lung Caner and COPD. There is always a reason to quit, and BBC News just added one more, dental problems.

Along with the obvious health risks with smoking such as lung cancer and heart disease, this new study shows an increase in oral cancers, diminished ability of taste buds and rejection of certain dental procedures. Smoking can also cause the gums to recede, leaving the roots of the tooth exposed.

People who are missing teeth or have lost a tooth due to an accident rely heavily on dental devices such as dentures and implants to improve their oral health. Implants are a new alternative to dentures of the past. Implants work similar to dentures, as they provide a false tooth to replace a missing one. They are used in people who have lost individual teeth, or to create a bridge and for better support to older dentures. Implants work by functioning as the “root” of the tooth because they are made from titanium and are implanted in the jaw. They are coated with a substance called hydroxyapatite which acts as the same chemical makeup of our own bones making the implants more effective than dentures.

Not everyone is a candidate for implants however. A prime candidate requires good healing and blood flow to insure the gum tissue heals properly without infection or rejection of the implant. Implant rejection happens more commonly in smokers. Smoking as well as other diseases such as diabetes, effect how the body heals and how the blood flows, thus resulting in a likely rejection.

Implant rejection is not the only problem tobacco users face when it comes to dental care. Other procedures which are effected by smoking can be something as simple as a filling, teeth removals, and gum disease. Antibiotics and topical treatments can also become useless because of smoking which can lead to more serious problems before, during and after dental procedures.

Bad breath and teeth discoloration are fairly minor problems resulting from smoking, however these minor problems can turn more serious quickly. According to a study done by the American Dental Association, 32% of smokers needed to have a filling replaced, 10.1% needed a tooth extraction and 22.5% needed a major dental cleaning because of periodontal disease (a result of impaired blood flow). Smoking can also be a factor in the loss of jaw bone, gum disease leading to tooth loss, and increased plaque and tartar build up. The American Dental Association, also reported that 97.5% of patients who quite using tobacco, showed an almost complete reduction of mouth lesions (leukoplakia potentially cancerous mouth lesions) in just six weeks of quitting.

Quitting is the ideal way to combat these conditions. Another study done by the American Dental Association, 97.5% of patients who quite using tobacco, showed an almost complete reduction of mouth lesions (leukoplakia) in just six weeks of quitting.

There are many ways available to quit smoking and your dentist can help you on your path. There are prescription treatments such as Zyban or Wellbutrin which can help curb cravings. There are also over the counter treatments such as the nicotine patch, gum and lozenges. Other treatments include hypnosis, acupuncture and herbal remedies. Patients should talk with their dentists or healthcare providers to find out the best way to quit for them. Since each person is different, each persons plan will be different. Some people use a combination of treatments to quit. Quitting smoking can be a difficult road, however it will get easier. The health benefits far outweigh the challenge.

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Stress Management-Relaxation the Easy Way

November 16th, 2009 by Patrick Glancy, BCH

Stress is something just about everyone has in their lives. Stress can come from many different things, work, family or finances just to name a few. Being stressed can cause many health problems ranging from a common cold to a heart attack. Learning how to manage your stress is a key component in leading a healthy and happy life. Hypnosis can help you accomplish your goal in many ways.

You know how you feel when you are stressed out. Maybe your pulse races, maybe your chest feels tight or maybe you feel like you are carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders. Many times stress can feel unmanageable and just this thought can add additional stress to your life and body. Hypnosis allows your mind and body to relax and regroup. Hypnosis can give you the tools to learn how to not only control stress while you are having a session, but also tools you can use everyday.

Often stress is triggered by something. It could be something as small as a test in school or having to give a speech or as large as family problems or financial issues. Sometimes these things seem to big to deal with on your own, and that is ok, you are taking the right step by asking for help. Hypnosis can give you that help and allow you to be more relaxed when facing these situations.

Behavior modification is unique as it helps with multiple issues instead of just one issue at a time. People show stress through different actions such as anger, aggression, anxiety, or helplessness. While learning to control the triggers of stress you can also learn how to control the response to stress.

Being healthy is something we all want to be. No one wants to be sick or have medical problems. Everyone wants to live a long and happy life. Having stress in your life can make these things impossible to have. Being stressed out can make people turn to alcohol or drugs to help them cope, many start to gain weight or lose weight, many start to smoke or lose confidence in themselves. Behavior modification can help in all of these areas. You will learn special techniques to help with all of the issues you want to address.

Hypnosis is unique in that it works immediately and will be long lasting which will help you be successful in your stress management goal. You will notice your breathing and pulse rates will become lower as well as your blood pressure just in your first session. Long term you will learn self hypnosis techniques that will allow you to relax on command.

Stress is a complicated feeling, but the treatment for stress shouldn’t have to be. Your treatment should be both relaxing and fun, through behavior modification you will find both of these components plus many more.

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Hypnosis Download

November 11th, 2009 by Patrick Glancy, BCH

A hypnotic state can be achieved many different ways. Simply watching TV or driving can be considered a hypnotic state. However it becomes difficult to produce this state on command. Learning to slip into this state on your own takes time, training and practice. There are many products online which offer to teach you hypnosis, however you may find it best to have a few sessions before purchasing costly materials.

Figuring out how your mind and body will react to hypnosis is critical and why an actual session is recommended first. Since we are all different, our bodies and mind will react differently than another. Some feel “tingly” or like they are floating while under hypnosis. The mind may feel numb or blank while you are under. Others might not feel these things what so ever. For first timers who have not been hypnotized, you might be unsure of what you are supposed to feel which can be intimidating.

Private sessions will help you understand how your mind works through personal issues. Sometimes while under you might uncover and issue you didn’t know you had. It might be happy or traumatic and you may not know how you will react to this. Not everyone reacts or has the same experiences. Some people may relive a tragic event in their past while having a one on one session. This can be unnerving if it happens at home and you are alone. If you have a one on one session, the hypnotist is able to help you work through the issue instead of dealing with it yourself.

Progress is the ultimate result we all want. A professional will provide a plan and a tracking method so you can see hypnosis is working. Not everyone is the same and the hypnotist can formulate a program and talk with the client about their progress and if need be, change the plan. Progressing in treatment is important, if you are not seeing progress, it becomes more difficult to stay with the program.

By using both online products and individual session you can increase your progress. The CD’s DVD’s can help you learn to put yourself in a hypnotic state quickly while you are at home. This will make it easier once you start your individual session. You will also understand how it feels to be hypnotized and how your mind reacts. Once you are at your one on one session you will not be nervous about being put under making the session more useful. For the time between sessions the CD’s help clients to continue practicing and help them to maintain their progress.

Some might feel the private sessions are a waste of time and money when they can be home and by products online for less. While it may be true, the online products are cheaper, private sessions are invaluable for complete and successful advancement. One on one sessions are tailor made for each persons individual progress and personality. The CD’s are helpful for maintenance.

Try it out you have nothing to lose. Talk with your hypnotist about the CD’s or DVD’s you found online. Try a private session and see how you feel afterward. There are many different ways of being hypnotized and the best way all depends on you. So do your research but think about the importance of a personalized session before making the decision to not try it at all. The choice is yours, but don’t short yourself.

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The Makings of a Smoking Habit

November 5th, 2009 by Patrick Glancy, BCH

Imagine you wanted to start a habit. A strong, automatic way of thinking and acting. How do you start a habit like this? There are three basic ways; emotions, authority figures, and repetition.

Example:

Let’s just use a younger you for the example, 10-14 years old. And for this example, let’s use the habit of smoking. If you don’t smoke…. replace the word “smoking” with any craving you get, or just pretend you smoke? It is an article about smoking after all.

So when you were around that age I think we can safely assume you were learning about life and how you fit into it. If you were like most kids, you weren’t as confident about yourself as you would be later in life.

You may have felt self-conscious, dependent on others, powerless, not good enough, or just not as capable as you would have liked to feel. Let’s call this feeling “bad”. Now, this doesn’t mean you felt miserable, but, did you feel as “good” as you wanted to feel? Did you feel as “good” as you believed other people felt?

Maybe, maybe not. If you sometimes felt “bad” you probably wanted to feel better, you wanted to feel “good”. What your mind would see as an answer to this problem would depend upon your experiences and life lessons up to that point. Right?

Maybe you had authority figures in your young life that smoked, like parents, relatives, friends, advertisements, role models. At this point in your life, smoking would have been seen as tough, strong, independent, self-assured, unique, “good”. Repetitively exposed to the thing you felt your life lacked.

Your mind would develop a craving for the very thing it believes is in your best interest. The thing that will make you feel better. A craving that is a “feeling”, separate from a “knowing”.

Then you tried your first cigarette, and chances are that you weren’t so good at smoking. That would come with practice.

Life goes on and you continue practicing your smoking habit. Reinforcing the existing cravings and creating new ones. Like branches on the tree of the first craving.

If you’ve tried to stop smoking before, you may have already thought of these things. And you’ve spent time thinking and analyzing your habit. But, you didn’t learn this habit by thinking and analyzing, so why would trying to quit smoking that way?

It is common sense to quit smoking using the same elements that created the habit. A “hypnotized” mind, along with emotions, authority figures and repetition. These are the elements of modern hypnosis.

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Cigarettes Helps you Relax?

November 5th, 2009 by Patrick Glancy, BCH

I’ve worked with a lot of people to quit smoking. In doing this, I have heard all kinds of reasons that it might be better if they kept smoking.

I’ve been told smoking sharpens your mind, relaxes you, calms you, keeps you from yelling at the kids (or spouse), tastes good with coffee, tastes better after a meal. In short, makes you feel “better”. (I always ask “better than what”?)

I know you don’t really believe these reasons, or why would you be trying to stop smoking. Still, a part of you DOES believe these reasons.

The obvious and overlooked part is you must have a strong reason to continue smoking or you would have already stopped. By the way, there is no law that says your reason to keep smoking has to make any logical sense. It rarely does.

In fact, 99% of the reasons you continue can easily be proven incorrect. Maybe smoking keeps you from blowing up and yelling at your spouse because you’re mouth is full of smoke, or even better, you have to go outside to smoke.

And most of the time you’re AWARE it doesn’t make sense. That doesn’t change anything though, does it? Just one more log to toss on the fire of your motivation to quit. A fire that doesn’t have much chance against the ocean of your craving to smoke.

It’s basically about two things. The motivation that smoking will make you feel better and the feeling that you’re trying to feel better than. That is all.

If you’re hungry you feel like eating. If you’re tired, you feel like sleeping. If you feel bad (stressed, over-burdened, upset, alone, whatever…) you want to feel good. And, whatever your mind has learned feels good, you feel like doing.

This is simple explanation of a craving. Some smokers have more than one type of craving, the ‘first thing in the morning’ craving might feel different than the ‘on the phone’ craving.

So, what are you supposed to do? I can write several pages talking about this (and I have, look for them) But, it all comes down to modifying the feeling, motivation and belief involved.

First, feeling bad needs to be looked at and helped. If it’s stress, get it managed, if it’s a bad situation, do what you can to fix it or get help.

Second, the belief that smoking makes you feel good (it is often the mistaken, and understandable, belief that smoking equals being an adult, in control, strong, capable, etc…) The fact is, smoking is some plant leaf and chemicals wrapped in paper. The good feeling you’re looking for, and sometimes experience, is created by YOU. YOU make yourself feel better when you smoke. You can make yourself feel just as good when drinking a glass of water. If, your mind believes it.

And that’s the bottom line. The bulk of the quit smoking issue is about behavior modification – changing the way you feel. That’s why the success rate of most prescription medication and nicotine replacement (like the patch and nicotine gum) alone is so low. The only current exception is Chantix and even Pfizer, the makers of Chantix, recommend behavior modification go along with the medication.

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My Family and I Quit Smoking Cigarettes, Cannabis & Lost Weight. Hypnosis, Bioresonance and Laser.

September 13th, 2009 by admin

I (Heather) first came to see Shokat a year ago now to give up smoking (cigarettes) and at that time I was smoking 20 cigarettes a day and I had been smoking 20 cigarettes a day for about 30 years.

I only ever managed to give up (smoking cigarettes) for a short time on my own and I had – during that time – eaten morning, noon and night,so I was quite scared of given up smoking because of the idea that I would put on so much weight. So I really asked Shokat to take care of that and I came here full of hope to give up smoking (cigarettes) with my friend (Zandra) who was basically wanting to lose weight and – from the day I left here – I had the urge to have a cigarette, but it was empty … and it was very easy to say no … and – after three days – that disappeared … and – after a week – I didn‟t have a cough and I never had a cough since.

I feel much better. I did put on a few pounds for a little while and I lost them again and my life is just immeasurably better as a result and I’m very grateful for it thank you.

After I came, I (felt) kind of inspired because I was a fairly entrenched smoker and they (my family) did not think I would give up…I inspired the next member of my family and the next member of my family until now, I think (silently counting)…six members of my family and friends have given up (smoking cigarettes and cannabis) here and I actually I bought the last of my friend (Nicola) here today – that smokes (cigarettes) – and I think I will be completely surrounded by non-smokers after today.

Shokat: Good. Alright, how did your friend (Zandra) – who came with you a year ago – how did she do with the weightloss?

Oh, she lost over three stone and she is like a different person, it’s bought out a real confidence in her.

Some people say that Hypnotherapy does not work.

The only people who seem to report back to their GPs are the ones that fail with hypnotherapy and want free help on the NHS. So after a little while when someone asks their GP if they should try hypnotherapy they are told to save their money and try the NHS instead. There is an ulterior motive as well; they get handouts from the PCT for every person that is sent to the NHS clinics. The chemists get £90 and the councillor/GP gets £45 yes its a pretty rotten world we live in.

People who have successfully quit smoking with hypnotherapy but revert back to smoking many years down the line think that it should be just as easy to quit smoking with the NHS. However, they end up tearing their hair out but they cannot quit. The difference between quitting smoking with hypnotherapy and with the NHS is like the difference between the new HD 1049P-TV and the old 405 line Black and White TVs of yesteryear I mean there just is no comparison. So once someone has realised how it feels to quit with hypnotherapy then nothing else comes close to it, not NRT, Zyban, Champix, Laser or Bioresonance. Also, when someone has used our combined system nothing, not even simple hypnosis comes near it – its so eeesy to quit with our system.

People are under the illusion that hypnosis is hypnosis so why pay more when you can get someone to help you quit for just £50. If you are lucky you may quit smoking but may end up putting on weight or feeling depressed or both (less likely with hypnosis but still possible). If you are unlucky then you may fail dramatically and end up tell everyone that hypnotherapy doesn’t work. Hypnotherapy works like a dream if you do it right, so I suggest you go to a specialist and pay a decent amount of money to quit smoking. A specialist can also make sure that you don’t end up putting on weight or feeling depressed. The simple truth is that you get what you pay for and there are no free lunches in this world. So if you are spending £1,500 a year on smoking then £300 (payable by instalments) to quit smoking with a specialist who will look after you for a year is no big deal. This will allow your habit to finance the programme in eight weeks and then you can save £150 per month for the rest of your life. As no one fails with our help this is not a cost be a benefit that you cannot measure with money.

For more information on quitting smoking cigarettes and cannabis please refer to our website and on-line documents below:

http://www.lifeprinciples.com
http://www.lifeprinciples.com/downloads/LPBrochure.pdf
http://www.lifeprinciples.com/downloads/AddictionsDemystified.pdf

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Hypnosis Stop Smoking Part 1 Reasons to Stop Smoking

September 10th, 2009 by admin

Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States. Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy are successful methods of assisting people to be smoke free.

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