Quit Smoking With Hypnotherapy - Are You Ready?


Smoking cessation hypnotherapy  €200
Stop smoking, save over €420 a month (that's over €5k a year, based on a 20-a-day smoker) and notice how much better you feel, mentally and physically, week by week:
Within 20 minutes:
•    Blood pressure, pulse rate, body temperature of hands and feet drops to normal
Within 8 hours:
•    Carbon monoxide level in blood drops to normal
•    Oxygen level in blood increases to normal
Within 24 hours:
•    Chance of heart attack decreases
Within 48 hours:
•    Nerve endings start re-growing
•    Ability to taste and smell is enhanced
Within 72 hours:
•    Bronchial tubes relax making breathing easier
•    Lung capacity increases
After 2 weeks to 3 months:
•    Circulation improves
•    Walking becomes easier
•    Lung function increases up to 30%
After 1 to 9 months:
•    Coughing, sinus congestion, fatigue, shortness of breath decreases
•    Lung cilia re-grow increasing ability to handle mucus, clean lungs
•    Body’s overall energy increases
5 years:
•    Lung cancer death rate for average smoker almost halves
10 years:
•    Lung cancer death rate down to almost that of a non-smoker
•    Precancerous cells are replaced
•    Other cancer risks decrease
 

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Smoking Cessation Hypnotherapy takes one session, at €200.
To book/find our more, contact laura@edenwellness.ie

​If you are considering hypnosis to help you give up smoking, a couple of questions to ask yourself are:
  • Am I giving up for myself, and no one else (eg a spouse, child, doctor's advice etc)?
  • Have I reached a point where I am completely sick of the habit, and wish I wasn't doing it?
  • Do I have any major stresses going on in my life at the moment?
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  • The reason you must be quitting for YOU is that it is your decision, therefore it is something you want and YOU are willing to change. When clients wish to give up at the request or advice of others, the result could be compromised, as it is not their genuine desire.
  • Many people know they should not be smoking, that it is an unhealthy, expensive habit, yet they enjoy it. If you are still enjoying smoking, this could also compromise the result. It is still possible, but for the BEST results (in my working experience) it is important that when you are lighting up a cigarette, you  really, really wish you weren't.
  • If you have any major stresses going on in your life at the moment and find yourself almost relying on cigarettes, this again COULD compromise your result. As with all the above, it may not, but for best results, allow smoking cessation to be the last thing on your list.

By taking full responsibility for the change that YOU want to make in your life, you can make this a success. 
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