Help Me To Get A Smoker To Quit Today
Help me be an agent of change.
We should all appreciate breathing Fresh Air
Why give?
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For the health of the community. 25% of the Swiss smoke compared to the UK were it is 14%. We can do better but it is an uphill struggle as smokers think it is practically impossible to quit permanently.
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Advertising is expensive. All new smokers are adolescent. If one can reach 25 years of age without smoking it is almost impossible to start smoking on a habitual basis. Why? Because the development of the pre-frontal cortex of the frontal lobe is complete at 25. One can then process the pros and cons of a decision before we make it.
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Because I am an ex-smoker that studied human interaction, nlp and hypnosis. I have a specialisation in smoking cessation. I insisted on going through the protocol during my training. I have never smoked since, no cravings no withdrawals. I am passionate about getting the message out and saving lives.
FAQs
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What makes it difficult for smokers, and all addictive behaviors to stop, is a condition called Psychological Reversal (PR).
PR is in direct opposition to the stated goal of quitting. It is an energy imbalance which must be corrected to successfully quit.
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Because it is the socialising period, they want to be cool, part of the gang, rebellious, perhaps depressed with their situation as they go through puberty.
Smoking is not percieved at that age as dangerous to ones health, death and dying isn’t even on their radar.
If you can reach the age of 25 without smoking it is almost impossible to start to smoke.
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Approximately 25% of the adult population in Switzerland and France smoke.
The average smoker misses out on 14 years of their life as a result of their smoking.
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Twenty cigarettes a day or one pack a day is accepted as a heavy smoker. At approximately 8 chf a day that equates to about 3,000 chf each year.
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