Patients Use Hypnosis For Smoking

If you think you have tried everything and can not seem to stop smoking, or if it is easy to stop smoking, but keep the introduction of a new, hypnosis can help.

In fact, after 600 different studies involving 72,000 people - hypnosis is the # 1 most effective way to stop smoking (see below Research). One-on-one custom hypnosis is 3-10 times as efficient as it revising and 15-20 times more effective than trying to stop smoking on their own.

Hypnosis is completely safe, reliable and fast. Each of the normal functioning of the brain can be hypnotized.

Hypnotist can help reprogram your subconscious mind, which is the seat of all their conduct, including the habit and addiction. This means that hypnosis can help the habit very quickly and make sure it does not light up one week from now or a month from now. Most people with little or no success withdrawal symptoms. Research of the National Institute for Health and The Journal of the American Medical Association has shown that hypnosis is more than a placebo effect.

People are individuals and different people smoke for different reasons. The best sessions of hypnosis are one-to-one, private and personalized for you and your specific needs.

The research on hypnosis for smoking cessation

90.6% Success Rate on hypnosis

43 consecutive patients who received this treatment protocol, 39 reported remainder of abstinence in the follow-up (6 months to 3 years after treatment). This represents a 90.6% success rate with hypnosis.

95% success rate with hypnosis with PNL

A comparison of hypnosis for smoking cessation and hypnosis in combination with NLP reported a 95% success rate with hypnosis in combination with PNL and 51% with hypnosis alone.
90% Success Rate With Hypnosis

Authors report a success rate of abstinence from smoking more than 90% with hypnosis.

87% reported abstinence With Hypnosis

A field study of 93 men and 93 women CMHC outpatient examined the facilitation of smoking through hypnosis. In 3-mo. Monitoring, 86% of men and 87% of women reported continuous abstinence with hypnosis. The implementation of the gender perspective in a stop-smoking program combines hypnosis and aversion.

81% reported that they had stopped smoking

Thirty smokers enrolled in an HMO, which by their doctor for treatment. Twenty-one patients again after an initial consultation and received hypnosis for smoking cessation. At the end of treatment, 81% of patients reported that they had stopped smoking, and 48% reported abstinence after 12 months after treatment.

The hypnosis for smoking patients twice as likely to quit smoking

Study of 71 smokers showed that after a period of two years of follow-up, patients who quit with hypnosis twice as likely to remain smoke-free snuff, that those who leave on their own. Guided images of health for smoking cessation and long-term abstinence.