Stop Smoking With Hypnosis
A Program You Can Trust
Forty-six percent (46%) of America smoked in the mid-seventies. After conclusive health studies proved the dangers of smoking, people quit in droves. Today only 15% smoke. Most have quit. Only hard-core smokers remain. You know the dangers; cancer, stroke, heart disease. You've seen the photos of a smoker's dirty lungs. You have experienced the stigma of being a social outcast. Yet you still smoke.
You Can't Afford It
Okay, you've heard it all before. No one is going to scare, intimidate or humiliate you into stopping this habit. So let's be reasonable and look at the very best reason to stop. A pack of cigarettes cost $5, more for premium brands. At $5 per day, everyday, you spend $1,825 a year on cigarettes. Plus the cost of lighters, etc. Or about $1,920 per year. You're burning up money. How many hours do you work to pay for this habit?
Sioux Falls Hypnosis’ Stop Smoking Program
It's all unnecessary. The worry, risk, danger and expense can be a thing of the past.
Hypnosis may have helped more people stop smoking than any other single method in the history of man. It's an undeniable fact. Hypnosis is an accepted, valuable and effective way to eliminate smoking. Hypnosis is proven to give you a clear and distinct advantage over the pain, suffering, cravings and withdrawal that accompany "cold turkey." Why suffer, why burn dollars when hypnosis can deliver the results you want and desire? Don't take our word for it. Check out what others say about ending this habit with the Sioux Falls Hypnosis Stop Smoking program.
"Stick To It Promise"
Like all Sioux Falls Hypnosis programs, it comes with our stick to it promise. So call 605-702-6691 and schedule your free no-obligation hypnotic screening and you can start benefiting from 9 Good Reasons to Stop Smoking immediately.
Our promise: If you ever go back to your smoking habit for any reason, our services are available to you at no charge for as long as our doors are open for business.
9 Good Reasons To Stop Smoking Today
- Twenty minutes after your last cigarette, blood pressure and pulse rate drops to normal. Your hands and feet return to normal temperature.
- After eight hours, carbon monoxide levels in blood drops to normal. Blood oxygen level increases to normal.
- Your chance of heart attack decreases 24 hours after your last smoke.
- Nerve endings start re-growing, smell and taste is enhanced and walking becomes easier after 48 hours.
- In the first two weeks to three months, circulation continues to improve and lung function increases up to 30%.
- One to nine months of stopping; coughing, sinus congestion, fatigue, shortness of breath decrease. Cilia regrow in lungs, increasing the ability to handle mucus, clean the lungs and reduce infection.
- At the end of one year, your risk of coronary heart disease is half that of a smoker.
- The average smoker saves $1,920 per year in smoking related costs.
- RELIEF from the crippling risk, worry and danger of smoking.
