Some facts and advice about stopping smoking from Bob Hodgkiss at Burntwood Hypnotherapy.

(PRWeb January 01, 2005)

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Alternative medicine treatment uses acupuncture points of the ear to curb addiction.

(PRWeb December 07, 2004)

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The politically correct answer is that they aren’t linked. Experts tell us, “Ex-smokers might gain weight but not that much.” “We don’t know why the rate of alcohol abuse has increased.” One independent researcher offers evidence that those most-serious lifestyle health risks are related. He says, “Something especially lethal and wasteful is happening. Applying superficial remedies for smoking and nicotine addiction enables a bigger threat to all of us. The public health crisis and financial burden of overweight and obesity now are added to those from cigarette smoking. The better news is that we can avoid piling on the next epidemic: alcohol abuse. We can with the help of adults who recognize that this evidence is probably accurate and will warn others. Before long . . . it will be too late.”

(PRWeb June 15, 2004)

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Undaunted by a hammering of pharmaceutical industry marketing asserting that only superheroes can quit cold, a rising tide of nicotine stained keyboards are surfing their way to a vastly different message being shared by a rather serious forum.

(PRWeb April 05, 2004)

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Imagine combining all our state's annual deaths from auto accidents, AIDS, breast cancer, fire, liver disease, infant death, murder, suicide, and all illegal and legal drugs, and the total (4,216) not coming close to the number of nicotine addicts who will smoke themselves to death this year (5,992), half during middle-age. Imagine a society that ignores their dying.

(PRWeb November 28, 2003)

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Nicotine gum, patch and lozenge marketing continues to assert that clean nicotine weaning products double a smoker's chances of quitting. Recent findings raise serious concern over whether they benefit or are a barrier to those seeking freedom from nicotine.

(PRWeb October 18, 2003)

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