Quit Smoking With Some Pricking
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Quit Smoking with Acupuncture
Summary:
Discover a natural and effective method to quit smoking?"acupuncture. Though not widely recognized by those planning to quit, acupuncture is a powerful tool, free from side effects, that can help overcome smoking addiction.Body:
Most of us are aware that smoking leads to cancer, emphysema, and heart disease, and can shorten life by over a decade. Despite the substantial financial and health costs, quitting remains difficult due to nicotine addiction, one of the hardest to overcome.Smoking claims half a million American lives annually, exceeding deaths from AIDS, car accidents, and various other causes combined. Even non-smokers face health risks when exposed to second-hand smoke, with four million children falling ill each year as a result.
Smoking is also linked to miscarriage, stillbirth, birth defects, and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Pregnant smokers increase the risk of attention deficit disorder (ADD), conduct disorders, depression, substance abuse, and lower academic performance in their children.
Research indicates that each quitting attempt boosts the chances of success, particularly when combined with methods like nicotine replacement, counseling, or acupuncture.
Acupuncture, originating in China over 2,000 years ago, involves inserting thin needles into the skin to treat various conditions. For smoking cessation, it stimulates specific points that transmit messages through nerve pathways to the brain, altering appetite-related chemistry.
When a smoker regularly uses nicotine, the brain's chemical messengers adapt, making nicotine seem necessary. Removing nicotine without balancing this chemistry leads to withdrawal. Acupuncture helps re-balance brain chemistry, avoiding withdrawal symptoms by restoring conditions to those of a non-smoker. This must be performed by a certified acupuncture specialist.
While acupuncture isn't a popular choice for those planning to quit, it's highly effective and has no side effects. Studies consistently show that smokers who undergo acupuncture experience reduced cravings and decreased smoking frequency. They're also twice as likely to quit compared to those who don't use this method.
As with any anti-addiction treatment, the individual's willingness to quit is crucial. Acupuncture should be pursued voluntarily for the best results.
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