My Stop Smoking Laser Experience
Author: gladys906
I was a smoker in the past. I do not smoke now as I have stopped smoking by stop smoking laser therapy treatment. My stop smoking laser experience is a remarkable experience. I did not face any difficulty during the stop smoking laser treatment because no drug was used and I didn’t use nicotine replacement therapy the during stop smoking laser treatment. My stop smoking laser experience did not leave any side effects on my body but made my body healthy because no smoking desire burns in me now.
I was initially afraid of the quit smoking laser until I spoke to someone that quit smoking laser is an ideal treatment for smokers and they stop smoking when they are treated. I had many doubts in my mind related to quit smoking laser but as I was tired of my smoking habit and wanted to get rid of it, I decided to have the quit smoking laser treatment.
One can stop smoking by the laser treatment which is specially done for helping the smokers to quit smoking. Every smoker will like to have laser treatment when he will come to know about the side effect of smoking, think about the cigarette costs per month, price of laser therapy for quitting smoking and when he will think about the easy steps of quitting with the quit smoking laser.
Let me share my own experience completely with you all. I sat down in a comfortable chair and was given a dark pair of glasses to wear to avoid the laser light. They pointed a red laser at various meridian points on my face, hands, and wrists. It was extremely relaxing and I did not feel awful pain as I was expecting to feel. The purpose of stimulating the nerves was that they would increase the production of endorphins in my body. It was told to me during my treatment that the endorphin production would help me to reduce my depression and nicotine carvings.
I was treated with the laser therapy for stopping smoking habit within 2 stages. In the first stage, I was helped about detoxification and in the second stage; I was treated to reduce my depression and nicotine carvings. I was treated friendly during the laser therapy.
All this made my laser therapy for quitting smoking experience easy and I got rid of my smoking habit permanently. After my experience of having the laser therapy, I keep distance from smoking now because I am aware of harmful disadvantages of smoking now. I will suggest you that you must too have the laser therapy for quitting smoking because smoking is a very dangerous habit and does not affect you only but also other people of your surroundings. The laser therapy treatment is painless and cheap by price.
There are many smokers in this world including me who have very pleasant experience about stop smoking laser and you should be one of us if you smoke. Get rid of your smoking habit permanently by the laser therapy treatment for quitting smoking. I have shared my pleasant experience of quitting smoking with you and I hope that you can get treated with the quit smoking laser too.
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Quit Smoking?
I’m doing a Science Fair project for school and I am doing a survey which is titled What Is The Most Effective Way to Quit Smoking? And if you could PLEASE fill it out for me that would be awesome! Thanks!
Name (first name is fine):
Have you smoked before:
Do you smoke now:
Have you tried quitting:
If so, what method(s) did you use:
Were any methods succesful:
What do you believe to be the most effective way to quit smoking from your experience, or someone elses:
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Jessica
Yes
No
Yes
Cold Turkey
No you have to be serious about wanting to improve your health and if you are, you can do it without help.
Will power is the most succesful way!:)
Good luck on your project sweetie!!
Someone with experience quitting smoking please? I want to quit smoking now but I do not want to take?
anything to quit smoking. What did you do to stop smoking that helped?
People hate this answer, but it helped me.
I collected my old cigarette butts in a jar for a week.
Then I had my quit day.
From that point on when I wanted a cigarette, I opened the jar and sniffed it and told myself that’s what I smelled like.
It was nauseating.
When I realized I also had an oral need, I pursed my lips and took a deep breath and held it till I was dizzy. When you smoke you take some oxygen away, so I guess that’s what I was simulating.
I had smoked a pack a day for fifteen years when I quit, twenty eight years ago. Not one cigarette.
Don’t keep them in the house, don’t bum them, don’t rationalize ‘just one’. One other thing, I would leave restaurants right after eating because that was a trigger time for me. I don’t need to do that anymore.
I do still get the urge to smoke, but I still don’t give in. You don’t have to give in either.
I quit smoking for about 10 days now. I’ve had pretty bad gas since then. Is this due to me not smoking?
I quit smoking about 10 days ago. For the last week or so I’ve had horrible gas all day long and it’s also led to a little bit of constipation. I was wondering if this is mainly due to the non smoking part or maybe that my diet has changed? Or has anyone else who has quit smoking experienced bad gas as a side effect?
i havent had a smoke in about a week and im starting to get some pretty nasty gas. so maybe
How to quit smoking? Tips? Stories/Experiences?
I’m 21, smoked since I was 13. Was using Newports for most of the time, about a pack a day now. There was a period where I smoked 100′s and about 1 1/2 packs a day…
Any tips for quitting?
Cutting down vs. cold turkey?
Sharing your experiences and stories would help a lot.
Appreciate the help.
Everytime you smoke, get someone to kick you in the nuts. This way, everytime you see a cigerette, you will relate “smoking” to “pain”. You shouldnt have started in the first place.
What is the easiest way to quit smoking?
I know there is no easy way, but what would you say would be the least difficult? What would reduce cravings the most? This question would be best answered by those who have had experience quitting smoking or those that have done research on it. Any help and suggestions would be much appreciated.
I’m 54, and smoked since I was 16. You do the math. I’ve been smoke free since the first of Feb this year, so 3 months.
My doc gave me the patches and gum, but I didn’t like the ‘patch’ (or crutch, as I called it)
I was a short ass with people for about a week, but then I was fine. I just used willpower. And I stayed away from places that smokers congregate, ALWAYS had sugarless gum in my mouth, and told myself that I was doing more good to my body overall…….
3 months later, I’m SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO glad that I quit. It’s so very worth it…………
Best to ya,
Christopher K.