Held in Ulverston, Kendal, Bowness on Windermere and Barrow in Furness
Did you know that evidence shows that hypnotherapy may be the most effective way to stop smoking?
More and more people are choosing hypnotherapy to help them stop smoking, with a little help and the right tools, taking responsibility for your long term health and well~being could be is easier than you think.
Research to find the most effective way to stop smoking was carried out by the university of Iowa, scientists analysed the results of more than 600 studies of almost 72,000 people from America and Europe who had used different methods to quit smoking. Hypnosis was consistently found to be the most effective method. The research was published in New Scientist magazine in 1992.
If you've decided it’s time to become a non smoker and want to be sure of long-term results, hypnotherapy may be able to help you stop smoking, quickly and easily without all the stress and anxiety that many people experience using other methods. Taking responsibility for your future health and well being is easier than you might think.
For best results during a typical smoking cessation session we often use a combination of hypnosis, NLP and acupressure. You will also be taught self help techniques and provided with a self hypnosis CD for home use. The aim is to empower you eliminate the cravings and reinforce the positive new habit of being a non smoker.
A single 90 minute session is often enough to make the changes you need to give up smoking quickly and easily for good. we will devise a unique stop smoking programme just for you, providing with as much support as you need.
90 minute session costs £60 including a free CD.
Time after quitting
8 hours Blood oxygen levels return to normal.
24 hours Carbon monoxide is cleared from your body.
48 hours Sense of taste and smell begin to improve.
72 hours Breathing becomes easier and energy levels increase.
5 days Nicotine addiction for your body is over.
2-12 weeks Circulation improves, walking become easier.
3-9 months Coughing, shortness of breath and wheezing problems will reduce.
1 year Risk of heart attack falls to about half that of a smoker.
10 years Risk of lung cancer falls to about half that of a smoker.
15 years Risk of heart attack falls to the same level as someone who has never smoked.
STOP SMOKING NOW!
Have you ever stopped to think how much money you will save when you stop smoking?
After one week at £5.50 a packet, £38.50
After one year £2002
After 10 years £20,002
After 30 years £60,006
After 60 years £120,0012

Can you afford not to stop smoking?
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