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July 3rd, 2010 -- Posted in Videos | No Comments »Maybe the smoke had an effect on Jacobs brain… Or is he banging chicks? I can’t say I’m impressed over the AI…
Maybe the smoke had an effect on Jacobs brain… Or is he banging chicks? I can’t say I’m impressed over the AI…
This is Christie’s smoking cessation story. Why does she smoke, what are her triggers and why did she decide to enroll in the QuitRx study at MD Anderson Cancer Center. QuitRx is a research study funded by a federal research grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse that is designed to better understand how the brain responds when people experience the negative emotions (eg, agitation, irritability, sadness) often associated with quitting. Learn more about Christie’s experience with QuitRx. Questions about QuitRx? Call MD Anderson at 713-792-2265 for more information.
www.MeTheDoctor.com — Best Way to Quit Smoking. Smoking is a serious addiction with serious repercussions to the smoker. Nicotine does powerful things to the brain and creates a dependency that is very hard to break. Sure a few people have made it with over the counter drugs and nicotine replacement products but the vast majority will simply go back to smoking. There is a better way, in fact the best way to quit smoking is through the program found at www.MeTheDoctor.com Do not trade a smoking addiction for dependence on nicotine replacement products or suffer the needless irritation and frustration. Choose a program that is easy and proven to work.
www.facebook.com This is a simple Smoking Cessation session conducted by James Leong using the NLP Submodalities Belief Change process and Anchoring. Mr James Tan (the client wearing the blue shirt) is a smoker for the last 15 years. However after the 18 minutes session with James Leong, he is now a NON-SMOKER! www.MasterNLPcoach.com http
Sian Welby talks to Dr Chris Steele about the addictive and harmful effects of nicotine. Dr Chris explains that nicotine is, milligram for milligram, more addictive than heroin and cocaine. Within 7 seconds of drawing on a cigarette the nicotine will be acting on the brain. This is why it can be so hard to quit. One in two of all smokers will be killed by it. It is the most dangerous consumer product available on the market. Nicotine itself is not dangerous, but when you smoke you breath in more than 4000 other chemicals – this is what makes it lethal. With smoking still growing among your girls, there is a big health issue here. Although the smoking ban is helping, the enduring appeal of the “cool” look associated with cigarettes makes them attractive to young people. But there is help. Nicotine replacement treatments can remove the craving for cigarettes, without damaging your health. Also available on prescription are treatments such as Zyban and Champix.