Quit Smoking With Auricular Therapy
Author: Russell Greenseid
Smoking is the main reason for numerous diseases affecting your respiratory system. It has become an addiction in the youth, and as a result chain smokers suffer from all kinds of health problems. Auricular therapy is an ideal treatment option for those who wish to quit smoking. You can quit smoking with auricular therapy because it not only treats the psychological aspect of the individual, but focuses on the reduction of your body’s desire for nicotine as well. It is a safe and pain free treatment of the auricles at several acupuncture points which are induced with mild electrical stimulation.
Auricular therapy can be considered as the most successful way to quit smoking and many people have benefited by this. Auricular therapy applies light stimulations to exact points on the external ear. It is a form of acupuncture treatment with a difference that needles are not used, and so there is no chance of experiencing pain. Auricular therapy is successful only if the person is ready to quit smoking and should also have the right determination and will power which helps to bring your mind under control.
The tendency to smoke is caused when the nicotine level drops in your body and the brain gets the signal to light up. This cycle of addiction persists until you smoke the next cigarette. Auricular therapy causes interruptions to the request of the body to the brain for nicotine. The stimulations given at the exact points of the outer ear helps to interrupt the signals sent by the body to the brain demanding more nicotine and are deviated to some other tasks. This helps you free yourself from being an addict of smoking.
When you quit smoking with auricular therapy, you don’t have to face any withdrawal symptoms. Auricular therapy is advantageous in the sense that one can complete the treatment within a short span of time. So if you are a chain smoker, decide as early as possible to quit smoking with auricular therapy, and lead a healthy and wealthy life.
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About the Author
Russell Greenseid is a medical consultant at HealthQuest, a state of the art multi-specialty office in Brooklyn, NY. We have a treatment that can help people quit smoking - Smoking Cessation Services. Auriculotherapy treatment balances brain chemicals that when out of balance, can lead to addictions. The treatment is easy and cost effective and could soon change the way we treat smoking addictions. Ours is a facility where we combine neurology, chiropractic care, physical therapy and rehabilitation to provide excellent care and services to our patients.
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can smoking pot once trigger Depersonalization?
for those of you who dont know what depersonalization is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depersonalization
Last week i tried smoking pot for the first time. A few days after, i caught a cold and now i have a fever. i think i am experiencing a mild case of depersonalization. I feel out of it sort of and in a daze. can smoking pot only once trigger depersonalization? some peopel say that a fever can trigger depersonalization too, but i have never felt this way from a fever. maybe this is all just in my head and nothing is wrong. what do you think?
also, how long do you think it will last
This all sounds like a complete coincidence. There is such thing as an allergy to marijuana, but you would react RIGHT AWAY. Also, since it metabolizes so fast, it’s effects are not long lasting. If you feel fever and a cold several days later, this is not related to smoking weed. Be careful what you find on wiki…you need to do more searching and find RESEARCHED articles about that term. Good luck.
Its my first time smoking pot. Can someone give me a timeline of what is going to happen to me?
Please list what will happen and how long after the smoking. Also please list effects. Thank you very much I could not find this on wikipedia.
The very first time you probably won’t feel anything. The first time I smoked, nothing happened to me. This is typical of first time users. All the other people thought I just smoked a lot since all the hits didn’t affect me.
What states have banned smoking in public places?
I’m doing a report on smoking in public places. I need a list of the states that have banned smoking. I can’t find a list anywhere on the internet except wikipedia. Which my teachers will not let me use this site.
Here’s a good listing:
http://www.smokefreeworld.com/usa.shtml
since dopamine is transferred to your body when smoking weed, does it do good to parkinson’s disease sufferers?
“The primary symptoms are the results of decreased stimulation of the motor cortex by the basal ganglia, normally caused by the insufficient formation and action of dopamine, which is produced in the dopaminergic neurons of the brain.” -Wikipedia
my grandfather has parkinson’s disease, but is really chill. would him smoking weed help his disease at all? because parkinsons is a disease that is caused by “insufficient formation and action” would smoking pot help him?
The answer is maybe.
Dopamine does not transfer to the body because of smoking marijuana, however. The short version is that higher doses of grass can indeed cause more dopamine to be released in the brain. The problem is that higher doses at sustained levels can also be not only self-limiting but also can produce or aggravate symptoms of PD.
http://www.scienceclarified.com/Io-Ma/Marijuana.html
That said, low doses can produce a feeling of well being, assist breathing and relieve some of much of the pain of Parkinson’s patients as caused by the muscle rigidity which is a prime symptom of PD.
There has been a longer history of using marijuana to treat Parkinson’s disease. It is not a cure and it doesn’t impact many symptoms but since one of the often unspoken symptoms is pain, I don’t think it should be overlooked.
A number of states now include Parkinson’s disease on the medical marijuana list.
http://parkinsonsfocustoday.blogspot.com/search?q=marijuana
One thing you will read in the articles at the above site is that far from leading your grandfather astray, it may reduce his reliance on certain far stronger medications…depending.
If your grandfather is not too uptight, get him a one-hitter and show him how to use it.
Oh yes, one last thing, while marijuana smoking in serious intensity can cause the same lung issues as smoking tobacco, this is not a concern here. There are plenty of “old” tobacco smokers. One reason that you don’t see that many with PD is that tobacco smokers do indeed appear to have a lower incidence of Parkinson’s.
Addendum:
Your grandfather might also benefit from hemp oil. It can be used as a salad dressing. Hemp seed butter can be used just the way it sounds or actually mixed with butter. While there is vitrually nothing little left to give you a high, there is plenty of nutritional value here in providing the right kinds of essential fatty acids. Should be used daily.
http://www.manitobaharvest.com/nutrition/index.asp?itemID=73
What are the effects of a parent’s smoking habits on the children?
Do children whose parents smoke develop the habit of smoking when they become adults? I’m doing a research paper in class, but I can’t find any source that covers this topic. I’ve searched Google, Wikipedia, ect., and come up with no hits. Any help?
this deals with in-utero (babies not yet born) and other details. hope it helps