stop smoking now!! Here’s How!
Nov
3
18 second recovery video from Jane Derry. A Home Away Retreat, Exclusive, Private addiction rehab. stop smoking now.
Nov
2
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Nov
2
Jimmy Petruzzi of NLP Centre of Excellence LTD www.excelwithnlp.com mind set principles of World Class Athletes & apply them to everday situations. They use the edge NLP gives them to go that step further & make the best of themselves
Nov
1
Sara Lou-Ann Jones discusses Hypnotherapy for the winning pitch www.excelwithnlp.com Sara is an expert in NLP, Hypnotherapy and Life Coaching. She has been trained with most of the well known International Trainers worldwide bringing with her personal experience to back up her practical training. Sara brings a lot of energy and passionate enthusiasm into her teaching style, motivating and inspiring everyone that attends her courses. http Sara has worked with a large variety of clients in Television, Sport and Business and has featured in many magazines and newspaper articles, including the Daily Mirror, The Manchester Evening News and Marie Claire.
Oct
31
Jimmy Petruzzi discusses NLP Jimmy Petruzzi has worked in many countries with successful people including Premiership Football teams, Top Athletes, Politicians, Businesses, Entrepreneurs, TV Celebrities, Teachers and Schools, helping them to achieve peak performance in all aspects of their lives using NLP. He is also dedicated to helping disadvantaged children through a variety of programmes across four continents. www.excelwithnlp.com http In 2006 Jimmy received the highly commended Coaching Award for International & Domestic work.
Oct
29
Will President Obama Respond To My Offer to Cure Him of Smoking?
Why would he not respond to an offer that will save his life?
1. Because he is too busy?
Who is too busy to save their own lives? Maybe President Obama should ask his daughters if they would mind him asking for three or four hours off his time with them to stop smoking. Do you think they would say ‘no’”?
2. Because he doesn’t want to quit smoking?
What smoker doesn’t want to quit smoking? When I find them I ask whether you want your kid’s to smoke? If the answer is no – which I know it is – don’t you think this is a big contradiction?
3. Because he enjoys it?
Again do you want your daughters to smoke so they can enjoy it as well? If it is so enjoyable why wouldn’t you want your daughters to experience this wonderful feeling?
4. Because he cannot stop smoking?
Who the hell told him that? Smoking is simply a drug addiction. He and the millions of smokers are simply drug addicts. Curing drug addicts is simple. Stop using the drug.
5. Because he will go crazy with the withdrawal ‘pain’?
What pain there is no or very very little physical pain caused by withdrawal from nicotine?
6. Because he’ll go crazy during withdrawal?
You are getting closer to the biggest problem in dealing with stopping smoking.
7. Because he does not like the symptoms caused by the withdrawal from nicotine?
Ok again getting almost hot. When we experience withdrawal from any major drug we experience certain symptoms. These symptoms for smokers last only three days because nicotine leaves your body quickly. It is the fastest addictive drug in the world but it also leaves our bodies quickly allowing us the opportunity to stop quickly and easily. It will totally disappear and in the first three days you eliminate most if not all of these symptoms.
8. Because he has too much stress?
He certainly doesn’t seem to be under any particular stress right now despite two failed wars began by his predecessor, a health care plan that is being attacked and that he still smokes. And just a few other things on his mind. Once again is it not better to live than to die before his time?
9. Because he thinks it is too late?
Wrong again it is never too late. Our bodies have miraculous recuperative powers and once nicotine is stopped the body immediately begins to recuperate.
10. Because he cannot stand the withdrawal from nicotine?
Ok that’s enough. The reason for this particular problem and it is a problem is because of the misconception in your unconscious mind. I won’t fully explain it here. But how do you cure this? Through a systematic auto suggestion method and through minor self hypnosis but you need to know where to go to find it. Keep looking it is somewhere.
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Oct
28
Smoking is one of the hardest habits to quit. Many people find it a major challenge to quit smoking for good. Even though most smokers are well aware of the dangers of smoking, so many of them fail to stop smoking. So why is smoking so difficult to quit?
Smoking is both addicting physically and psychologically. Both the physical addiction to smoking and the psychological addiction to the act of smoking make it hard for smokers to quit.
Cigarettes are addicting because of nicotine. Nicotine causes people to have pleasurable feelings. But, it is also a highly addictive drug. In fact, nicotine is every bit as addicting as cocaine or heroin. Smokers become used to having particular amounts of nicotine in their bodies. When they stop smoking, they begin to experience nicotine withdraw. Nicotine withdraw is usually accompanied by many unpleasant feelings, like irritability and anxiety.
In addition to the physical addiction caused by nicotine, smoking is very psychologically addictive for many smokers. For many of them, smoking becomes part of their daily rituals. Many smokers are used to having a cigarette as soon as they wake up in the morning. Others may be accustomed to having a cigarette after every meal. To stop smoking, smokers must learn to change many of their daily habits.
In order to quit smoking, smokers must learn to manage both their physical and psychological addiction to cigarettes.
For managing their physical addiction to cigarettes, might want to consider a nicotine replacement therapy product. A nicotine replacement therapy product supplies nicotine to the body, which mitigates the nicotine cravings smokers endure when they quit. There are several nicotine replacement therapies on the market, like the patch or lozenges.
In addition to dealing with physical addiction to nicotine, smokers need to change their daily behaviors. They need to get used to not smoking at particular times or after certain events. One technique that smokers can use is to reduce the number of cigarettes they smoke per day before they quit smoking entirely. By reducing the number of cigarettes they smoke, smokers can eliminate smoking from some of their daily rituals for which they were used to smoking. Of course, a reduction in smoking may cause nicotine cravings. Fortunately, there are some good nicotine replacement products on the market, like NICLite, to help manage nicotine cravings caused by a reduction in smoking.
In sum, it is hard to stop smoking because cigarettes are both physically and psychologically addicting. Smokers need to learn to manage both types of addiction in order to successfully quit.
Ron J. Myers is an avid writer. His favorite topics are fitness and health.
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