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So You Want To Quit Smoking….Whats Stopping You?

Tobacco contains nicotine which is a very addictive substance.  <—- Good answer to the title of this post don’t you think?
Usually a lot of people begin smoking through peer pressure, learning from family members who smoke, especially parents or just want to try it out. A lot of guys especially teenagers see it as fashionable [...]

Official Results For The Hypnosis Experiment!

My room mate has been back and for over three days now he has shown absolutley no signs of smoking!
I am amazed!
The experiment was playing a quit smoking hypnosis session on him every night that he slept on the couch in front of the T.V.
I played the session four times for three days in a [...]

An Unethical yet Ethical Approach to Help Someone Quit Smoking! Part – 2

One of my blog readers has pushed me to write the results of the quit smoking hypnosis experiment I did on my room mate. This post should fill you in.
You can read about the experiment I did here:   Quit Smoking With Hypnosis Experiment
The results so far are actually looking good, even though it’s perhaps a [...]

Subliminal Ads to Get You Smoking!

Subliminal messaging, its effectiveness and its use has always been a disputed and controversial topic. I do not know what your opinion on subliminal messages are but I hope this article will convince you that they do in fact work.
For starters what is subliminal messaging?
A quick google search on subliminal messages returns the following definition:
Subliminal [...]

Research on Quitting

Yesterday I posted research on smoking, the following is some research and facts on smokers trying to quit again this article is from the book “10 Steps To A Smoke Free Life” By Randy A. Gilchrist, Psy. D. courtesy of  www.hypnosisnetwork.com:
+ Of those who attempt to quit on their own (without any additional help or [...]

Research on Smoking

Here is some sobering research about smoking that illustrates the need for a strong, comprehensive program to help smokers quit:

About 26% of adults in the United States smoke cigarettes (Fisher and Goldfarb, 1998, p. v-vi), totaling well over 60 million users today (DHHS, 2002).

About 90% of active smokers would like to quit and wish they’d [...]