

Hypnosis for smoking cessation gives your mind powerful suggestions that help make the change a permanent way of being.Įffective hypnotherapy for stopping smoking helps to avoid unwanted side effects such as irritability, cravings, mood swings and weight gain.Ī brighter, healthier, smoke free future… Hypnosis to stop smoking is tailored to you as an individual, based on your life and experiences dealing with any particular triggers that you have that prompt your desire to smoke. The aim is to help you become smoke free as quickly as possible without a negative impact on your life. The effects of hypnosis to stop smoking are often immediate. Hypnotherapy and the use of hypnosis has proven fast and effective when it comes to quitting smoking. Modern hypnotherapy techniques can achieve 60% success rates from one single session. Hypnotherapy helps you to stop smoking by using the power of your subconscious mind to change your thinking processes, making it so much easier to stop.Ī research study at Iowa University in 1992, involving 72,000 subjects looked at many different ways to stop smoking, (including nicotine patches) – their results showed hypnotherapy to be the most effective method of giving up smoking. You wouldn’t use heroin to kick a heroin addiction! A lot of the information about giving up smoking is simply propaganda to sell alternative products! Why go from one nicotine based product – cigarettes, to another nicotine based product – patches or sprays? Of course if you did have sufficient will power, why wouldn't you have done it by now?Īctually, many people are misinformed about the best way to stop. Although many people report side effects such as mood swings, irritability, bad temper, cravings and weight gain. If you have enough will power and discipline you could simply go cold turkey and do it the hard way. More than 25% of all cancer deaths can be attributed to smoking. Smoking causes around 80% of deaths from lung cancer, around 80% of deaths from bronchitis and emphysema, and about 17% of deaths from heart disease. Over 65% of smokers start before the age of 18 Some hard (and some horrible) facts about cigarette smoking:Īround 10 million adults in Great Britain smoke cigarettes – That’s 21% of all men, and 19% of all women. Are you happy to continue to smoke when millions of people worldwide find it socially unacceptable? If so, why is that? What does smoking give you? Are you happy watching your money go up in flames? Are you happy to continue smoking when you consider the effects smoking has on not only your internal body but the way you smell, your looks, that it causes premature ageing and an increase in fine lines, stained teeth etc. Have you ever actually given yourself the time and space to really consider all the health implications of continuing to smoke?
