No more Nicotine in blood stream!

When you smoke, Nicotine in cigarette becomes Nicotine in blood stream. Tobacco is the only plant on earth that contains Nicotine.

A standard dose of Nicotine from smoking ranges from 2.5 to 6 milligrams. After being rapidly absorbed into the blood it affects the brain within 7 seconds giving you a mild buzz.

At greater doses, Nicotine intake becomes unpleasant, the symptoms are dizziness, palpitations, blurred vision, and headaches.

A dose of 60 milligrams of Nicotine is toxic and dangerous. This leads to irregular heart beat, low blood pressure, convulsions and coma.

Above 60 milligrams of Nicotine in blood stream, you are most likely dead.

Nicotine is a highly addictive drug. It not only produces physical addiction but also produces psychological addiction. For many, to stop smoking is a very difficult task to accomplish.

Physical addiction is easier to surmount than psychological addiction. Nicotine in blood stream gives the smoker a feeling of pleasure and comfort . This effect wears off within minutes. To get back that feeling of well being you need a dose of Nicotine. If you don’t get your dose, you start having withdrawal symptoms.

Psychological addiction lingers in you longer than physical addiction. It’s a bit like your memory. You always remember outstanding good or unpleasant events in your life. You remember your first love and you also remember events you want to forget like a bad illness.

Your mind always remembers the joys and pleasures of smoking. You lit up to celebrate. Smoking made you less nervous or gave you comfort is certain situations. It made your grief less painful.

Without being aware of it, throughout your smoking years you reinforced your psychological addiction to Nicotine. You did so, every time you lit up, to give yourself comfort, to pass frustrations or during a pleasant situation.

To a smoker Nicotine is like a friend. It’s there with you during good and bad times. Who needs a friend that gives you artificial support and company and at the same time stabs you in the back by robing you of your health?

My mom learned this the hard way. She died of lung cancer and she wasn’t a heavy smoker. She only smoked half a pack a day. The day she learned she had lung cancer she quit smoking. It was too late.

From now on you will have to rely on yourself and with a little help with laser therapy this will be much easier. Laser stimulation over specific acupuncture points will make parts of your nervous system and your brain produce endorphins. These endorphins will stop or reduce your withdrawal symptoms. They will give you that feeling of pleasure and comfort you had when you smoked. This effect may last from several days to several weeks. You won’t be dependant on Nicotine any more.

For some, they just remember the time when they were in good health. Don’t wait to become a victim of the devastation Nicotine in tobacco brings.

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