Stop Smoking With Hypnotherapy, Quit Smoking With Hypnosis, Smoking Cessation Hypnotherapists, Why is hypnotherapy successful with smoking cessation?

With hypnotherapy, you can become a cheerful healthy non smoker for the rest of your life. Hypnotherapy has a high success rate compared to many others forms of stop smoking therapies and medications. 

Many people try to give up smoking with all the various tools that are widely available and well advertised. Once they have tried and failed with such tools, people often turn to Hypnotherapy as a "last resort."  And of course hypnotherapy works! It is just amazing why people don't use Hypnotherapy as a first resort - it would save them a lot of time and money.

With Hypnotherapy, you don't get any nasty side effects and you don't have to fight with all your might to quit smoking. Many Hypnotherapists help people to stop smoking in one session.

Quitting smoking is easy as Hypnotherapy uses the power of your own sub-conscious mind to "delete" the "bad habit" - hence the high success rates.

• You must really want to give up smoking - not just to please your partner or family

• Once you have the right intention, we can quickly start the Stop Smoking process

• We guide you to tap into the power of your mind and to enhance your motivation

When you quit smoking, you start to benefit immediately. 

Here are just a few examples of the improvements to your health ...

• Within 20 minutes of quitting smoking - your blood pressure and pulse rate drop to normal and the temperature of your hands and feet increases to normal.

• Within 8 hours of quitting to smoke - your carbon monoxide levels drop and your oxygen levels increase, both to normal levels.

• Within 24 hours of quitting - your risk of a sudden heart attack decreases.

• Within 48 hours of quitting - nerve endings begin to regenerate and your senses of smell and taste begin to return to normal.

• Within 2 weeks to 3 months of quitting - your circulation improves and walking becomes easier; even your lung function increases up to 30%.

• Within 1 to 9 months of quitting - your overall energy typically increases and symptoms like coughing, nasal congestion, fatigue, and shortness of breath diminish; also, the small hair-like projections lining your lower airways begin to function normally. This increases your lungs' ability to handle mucus, clean the airways, and reduce infections.

• Within 1 year of quitting - your risk of coronary heart disease is half that of someone still using tobacco.

• Within 5 years of quitting - the lung cancer death rate decreases by nearly 50% compared to one pack/day smokers; the risk of cancer of the mouth is half that of a tobacco user.

• Within 10 years of quitting - your lung cancer death rate becomes similar to that of someone who never smoked; pre-cancerous cells are replaced with normal cells; your risk of stroke is lowered, possibly to that of a nonuser; your risk of cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus, bladder, kidney, and pancreas all go down.

National Institutes of Health