Records have shown that hypnosis is one of the most effective
modalities in dealing with smoke cessation. But like any instrument,
most of its success depends on its operator. Using hypnosis for
effective smoke cessation is combining a positive attitude from the
hypnotherapist with specific skills and suggestions.
Jacob Bimblich has been in practice for over 25 years and over 90% of the
clients that come to him for smoke cessation have been referred to him by
others who have been successfully treated by him.
Every smoker is injured to some degree with every cigarette he or she lights.
A one pack a day smoker puts one quart of tobacco tar into his or her lungs
every year. As the lungs are painted with this sticky tar, chemicals
cause the lungs to become still and lose their elasticity, a condition known
as emphysema.
One of the most significant facts about emphysema is that it is irreversible
and incurable. Once the lung tissue has lost its elasticity and the air
sacs have been ruptured, the lungs' function has been permanently destroyed.
Lung cancer is the leading cause of all cancer deaths, and the vast majority
of lung cancers are caused by cigarette smoking. The reason that lung
cancer is particularly dangerous is because very early in its development, the
cancer is prone to spread throughout the bloodstream to other organs in the
body. By the time the cancer is found, it has often spread to the liver,
brain and bones.