NICOTINE ADDICTION
NICOTINE ADDICTION
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Thank you for your interest in Advanced Laser Therapy. We have
been helping people to live healthier, longer, and pain free lives since 2003. Our "Smoke Cessation Program" has been very successful. The initial treatment takes about 45 minutes to an hour and is completely painless and non-invasive. We use a low level laser (also known as a therapeutic or cold laser). It works along the same principle as acupuncture but of course, no needles. The points that we work on are on the ears (auricular points), nose, hands, wrist, and forearm (meridian points). It is a very relaxing and pleasant treatment. We work on three different areas with the treatment. First, we treat points for the addiction to nicotine, to help block your body's need for that drug; second, we treat diet points to help control your appetite and avoid excessive weight gain; and third we treat a lot of stress and relaxation points to help avoid the withdrawal symptoms that you would normally experience if you tried to quit on your own, such as irritability, getting short tempered, etc. We try to take away all the negative feelings and make it a smooth transition for you. We do have you come back the following day, we want to make sure your not having any cravings or withdrawals, your appetite is in check, and your not having any irritability and we repeat the treatment. We also follow up with each of our patients in 30 & 90 days, either by phone or e-mail, our mission is to keep you a non-smoker. We also know from our research, once you're a non-smoker, know one ever picks up a cigarette again just for the fun of it! It's usually something very stressful, a death in the family, a divorce, bankruptcy, loss of job, etc. That's why we keep in your name One Complimentary treatment anytime within six months because we understand that unexpected troubles happen in life. You can use the treatment for any reason or just for the wonderful feeling of "well being" the laser treatment gives you.
Some Statistics... 46.5 million adults in the United States are smokers. . |