Quit Smoking - Stop Smoking NOW

Hypnosis can help you quit smoking, chewing, and any other addiction you may have. Cigarettes and other nicotine products are not only unhealthy but they also drain your funds. North State Hypnosis is here to help you say goodbye to the tobacco habit forever. Our nicotine cessation hypnotherapy program is tax deductable.

Call Brian Stracner at North State Hypnosis (530) 828-0880 to stop smoking today.

Brian Stracner has specialty certification and experience in nicotine cessation. We offer two different stop nicotine programs to serve your individual need. Usually people choose the quit nicotine program one, which will enable to to become smoke free in one two hour session. Some people who smoke more than a pack a day may need program two, which combines many stop smoking therapy techniques to help wean you off of the addiction. Both tobacco cessation programs are the same price, and come with a free quit smoking reinforcment CD and free lifetime flollow-ups.

Inhaling a cigarette exposes you to 4000 chemicals, 200 of them are deadly, and 60 of them cause cancer. Some chemicals are added by the ciggerete companies, while others are from the cigarette smoke. Tobacco companies are not required to tell you what ingredients they put in cigarettes, or why. The top three ingredients are the most harmful.

Nicotine: A drug more addictive than alcohol or heroin. Also an active ingredient in insect sprays.

Tar: Collects inside the lungs forming a sticky mass, which damages lung tissue.

Carbon Monoxide: A poison found in car exaust; destroys red blood cells causing death.

Cyanide: The deadly ingredient in rat poison. Causes internal hemorrhaging.

Formaldehyde: The foul-smelling liquid used to preserve the dead, also used in makeing carpets.

Ammonia: A poisonous gas and powerful cleaning agent used to clean toilets. Helps the body absorb nicotine.

Arsnic: A potent poison used to kill rodents.

Butane: A flammable chemical in lighter fluid. Used in ciggarette paper to make it burn longer.

Acetone: A poisonous solvent and paint stripper commonly found in nail polishes.

Toluene: A poisonous industrial solvent banned in nail polishes.

Pyridene: Used as a chemical dog repellent spray.

Hydrogen Cyanide: Used in gas chambers for executions.

Benzene: The poisonous toxin found in moth balls; banned in paint thinners.

Methoprene: A chemical in cigarette smoke which is also used in flea spray.

Vinyl Chloride: Chemical usedin the manufacture of PVC pipe.

Xylene: A product of tobacco smoke. A carcinogenic found in permanent markers and pens.

Propylene Glycol: Adds moisture to tobacco and improves nicotine delivery to the brain.

Stearic Acid: Used to make candle wax.

Turpentine: A highly toxic chemical. When inhaled it causes seizures.

Hexamine: Found in charcoal lighter fluid.

Lead: Poison that stunts growth, causes brain damage, banned in paints and gasoline.

Cadmium: Highly toxic chemical used in car batteries and metal plating; known to cause cancers.

Silicon: A substance used in adhesives; now banned in breast implants.

How much are you spending on cigarettes?

If you quit smoking you dont have to worry about the expense or the health risks that are associated with ciggarettes anymore.

If you are a pack-a-day or more smoker you could be spending thousands of dollars a year! Prices of tobacco products may very. This does not include medical and other health costs caused from nicotine products.

Benefits after you quit smoking by the hour

Within 20 minutes of the last cigarette

• Blood pressure drops to normal
• Pulse rate drops to normal
• Body temperature of hands and feet increase to normal

Within 8 hours

• Carbon monoxide level in blood drops to normal
• Oxygen level in blood increases to normal

Within 24 hours

• Chance of heart attack decreases

Within 48 hours

• Nerve endings start regrowing
• Ability to smell and taste improves

Within 72 hours

• Bronchial tubes relax, making breathing easier
• Lung capacity increases

Within 2 weeks to 3 months

• Circulation improves
• Walking becomes easier
• Lung function increases up to 30%

Within one to 9 months

• Coughing, sinus congestion, fatigue, shortness of breath decreases
• Cilia regrow in lungs, increasing ability to handle mucus, clean the lungs, and reduce infection.

Within 5 years

• Lung cancer death rate for average smoker (one pack a day) decreases from 137 per 100,000 people to 72 per 100,000

Within 10 years

• Lung cancer death rate for average smoker drops to 12 deaths per 100,000--almost the rate for nonsmokers
• Other cancers--such as those of the mouth, larynx, esophagus, bladder, and pancreas--decrease (there are 30 chemicals in tobacco smoke that cause cancer)

All of the facts on this page about smoking and how important it is to stop smoking are from the American Lung Association.

North State Hypnosis is here to help you quit smoking once and for all. Call Brian Stracner at 530-828-0880 today for a free consultation. We can help you stop smoking, chewing, or any other nicotine addiction you may have with hypnotherapy. Hypnosis works!