Step one – Physical

Dallas Laser Healthcare helps with the physical part of the addiction by stimulating key neuro-chemical pathways on the ears, nose, fingers and wrists, the pituitary and the hypothalamus (acupuncture points) with a soft laser and electronic stimulation.

This stimulation sends a huge signal to your brain to produce large amounts of feel good, pain relieving chemicals called endorphins which alleviate most if not all of the cravings for nicotine. The stimulation from the laser session builds up from 12 to 24 hours, levels off and slowly dissipates over a period of 4 to 6 weeks. This opens a big window for you when cravings are minimized or non-existent and you feel really good about yourself. Most clients say to us “if they can just get an edge on this addiction they will have it beat”.

Well how about a 4 to 6 week edge where you have a huge surge of endorphins and those cravings are minimized or non-existent?

Was that a craving I just had?
These brain chemicals – endorphins – eliminate most if not all of the physical cravings for nicotine

Step two – Psychological

During your appointment trained technicians will provide you with the tools and techniques that are needed to deal with the psychological issues such as…

• What do I do now that I don’t smoke?
• What about after dinner?
• What do I do when I have my morning coffee?
• What happens if I have a glass of wine or a beer?
• What happens if I am with my smoking friends?
• You can also call us for online support any time you feel the need (within reasonable hours)

We will teach you about the voice and how to deal with it

Alcohol is the number one reason for clients to relapse and choose to become smokers again, even years after their session. People are more relaxed and feel more confident when they have had a few drinks. They feel that they can handle just one cigarette for old time’s sake – wrong move, be careful.

Stress is the number two reason for relapse. This is simple, we can help you minimize stress by stimulating additional acupuncture points associated with stress and of course you can take some more magnesium to minimize those up and down mood swings.

Interestingly, when nicotine abstinence is monitored in smokers they typically report a pattern of repetitive mood fluctuations, with normal moods during smoke inhalation followed by periods of increasing stress between cigarettes. These mood fluctuations also tend to be strongest in the most dependent smokers. Though smoking briefly restores their stress levels to normal, they soon need another cigarette to forestall abstinence symptoms. The repeated occurrence of stressed moods between smoking means that smokers tend to experience distinctly above-average levels of daily stress. In addition to all this you will receive a powerful, reinforcement CD that is designed to help eliminate the thoughts and feelings concerning smoking.