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 It's now ten weeks since I visited Carol's office one sunny Friday morning and to my amazement, to date, I'm still a fag free zone!! When I sat in that chair I had my doubts as to whether I was doing the right thing, but why??? Any intelligent person doesn't want to pollute their lungs and make themselves smell with nicotine AND pay a fortune for the privilege but, my life was good and I was scared that that would change. As I sat in the chair my mind was racing and I suppose it was the addiction which enabled me to rationalise smoking. The previous day I had thought "yes, I can do this, I want to be healthier" now I thought "what are you doing, you're happy as you are, why change it??" My husband was a smoker and to be honest it was his idea that we were both sitting there. We have a very good relationship and I didn't want to jeopardise that by crawling up the walls and screaming at the person I loved as anyone who's stopped smoking knows normally happens. One of my biggest fears was that this may work for one and not the other. All of these things went through my mind and to be honest I very nearly decided to give it a miss but, after ten weeks I'm still me and my life has only changed in one way, I am now a non smoker!!! I wont lie and say that it was easy, the worst thing about it was the four days (two before and two after) when I couldn't have caffeine or alcohol. I thought it would be easy to give up tea, coffee, coke and beer but how wrong was I. I would have murdered for a cup of tea but, that's over now and I have to say, looking back, it was a small price to pay. For a few days after having this done I did think about cigarettes but it was more to do with feeling there was something missing and not longing for that nicotine rush. It was like missing a long lost friend. Each time we did something for the first time, for instance, when we went to the pub or for a meal we had what I would describe as a "fag moment", but, after a few seconds it passed and Hey, I can live with that. No craving or crawling up the wall or looking at someone and longing to say "lends a fag". I'm not going to say that I will never smoke again, I don't know, but, I would say that this method allows you to choose and puts you back in control. If you want to be a non-smoker, for what ever reason, it is by far the easiest way of doing it. Yvonne Ray Click on the dice at the top and stop gambling with your life. “Quitting smoking is easy. I’ve done it a thousand times” wrote Mark Twain. Many people feel the same. 90% of all smokers want to be free from their addiction, 35% try it each year. Less than 5% manage non-smoking for more than a year (bibliographic reference: Der Hausarzt (a German magazine). |
Dear Carol It's been about 5/6 weeks since I had my treatment, during which time I have been through some stressful periods at work & home, not to mention finding myself in a variety of social situations at Christmas and New Year! I've been surprised with how successful the treatment has been and how little I've wanted, or thought about having a cigarette. Although I haven't undergone hypnotherapy before, I can imagine that the effects/feelings the bioresonance therapy produces are similar, in the sense that I feel that the trigger that tells me I want/need a cigarette has been switched off. I've been so fascinated by the success of the treatment that I've actually challenged and tested myself over the past 2-3 weeks. While at an office Christmas party I had two cigarettes one a roll-up and the other a ready-made cigarette. I actually enjoyed the roll-up, simply because I obtained an amazing high from it (being the first time I had smoked in 3-4 weeks). I didn't enjoy the taste however, and I definitely didn't enjoy the ready-made cigarette. I tested myself again a week later while out with friends and didn't enjoy either type of smoke at all and have, therefore, not had one since. Needless to say, I have definitely not been tempted to buy any cigarettes or have one at any other time. I knew it was a risk to test myself in this way, but since I was offered the treatment at short notice, I didn't have time to prepare myself and, therefore, I wasn't sure if I was quite ready to give up smoking at the time. Although I'm sure will power does play a part, I can certainly say that the bioresonance therapy is as near to a cure for smoking than I ever thought possible. I do wonder, however, if it was my adherence to the detoxtification process that ensured the success of the treatment. I know there are many people who would not be able to go for 4 days without an alcoholic drink or cup of tea/coffee. It would be interesting to discover if the treatment works on those who do drink either during the period or, in fact, on someone who does not want to quit smoking! Kim Just click here. It's up to you |
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Dear Cavendish I can't believe I've done it. I have been a 40 a day smoker for as many years as I care to remember. Since having the treatment I haven't even thought about having a cigarette. It's been 4 weeks now and I have been in social occassions with smokers and it hasn't bothered me at all. I'm truly convinced that I have now given up for good. I urge anyone who has failed to give up using patches and all the other methods available to try this treatment. If it can work for me, it can work for anyone. By the way I've stopped coughing and my food tastes so much better. Thanks for everything." Tanya Jennings Your Turn |
Hi Ive stopped smoking!
Ive been smoking contiunuously from age 15, Im now 43 and ended up smoking 50 a day.Its ten days since I stopped and I have no craving for a cigarette, even when Ive had a drink, which was what i was most scared of. Being with other smokers (unavoidable in Spain) dosnt really bother me either- exept I can now no longer stand the smell of stale ashtrays, I still like the smell of a burning cigarette. After my Tuesday morning session with Carol, the hardest thing to break was my habit. I had no craving for nicotine, which at least meant I did not have to deal with that as well- This is why I dont think patches and gum are any good- you still crave nicotine. Wednesday was fine, but on Thursday I was so depressed i could have cried all day, but honestly it passed and Friday morning I felt fine. Tip!!! I f you like to drink spirits leave it at least 48 hours until after the treatment!!. I was so detoxed, That after 2 large gin and tonics Thursday night- just 2!! I was so drunk I didnt know what I was doing and I just felt sick and very silly - so watch that one. Its worked for me! Phil |
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"Dear Cavendish Well I haven't had a cigarette. Seem to be fine. Waves of the 'memory' thing keep washing over me but, no doubt, that's natural. I went out to the pub on Sunday for an hour and sat with my friend and 4 others - all of whom were drinking and smoking and it didn't bother me at all. I had a mineral water! Yesterday was a little worse. I think I could actually say that I 'fancied' or 'could do with' a cigarette, but although I had quite a few of those thoughts they didn't last for long. I went out for a meal with Matthew and his friends last night and had a couple of drinks while I was out. I've had those 'memory' thoughts a couple of times this morning so far, but they're washing over me. It may be that I'm indoors not doing too much, rather than being at work busy. So it doesn't seem as though the pub will be a problem - until I get drunk I suppose. Just got to test myself in various different environments now." Kim Collins Your turn |