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Tuesday, 2 December 2008

What happens to a smoker's body when they stop smoking?

What will happen to my body after I stop smoking?

When you stop smoking, your body begins to heal itself straight away. The following will give you an idea of the timescales involved.

The following list of what happens to a smoker's body when they stop smoking is taken from our stop smoking hypnosis download, "Stop Smoking with Hypnosis, and Know How You Did It"

With "Stop Smoking with Hypnosis, and Know How You Did It!", you CAN become a non-smoker, and feel better for having done it!

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“Heya!

Its almost now 6 weeks ago that I had a smoking hypnotherapy from you.

And I just wanted to let you know that its going great since that day I never touched a cig or smoked one!

Its great, I`m feeling great.

Thanks a lot for that!
oh and the stawberries are lovely! “

Kind regards
Janice Rijken
(Name Used With Full Permission)

“Hi Paul, hope you are well,

Just wanted to let you know it's been a week now since my therapy and I haven't smoked. In fact in a way it feels like I've never smoked.

I haven't had any cravings and I have no problem being around other smokers. The therapy has worked so well for me, I feel great and things in my life seem to be coming together nicely.

I have recommended you to 3 of my close friends.

I will continue to recommend you to people who could benefit from your treatment as I am over the moon with results I have seen in myself.”

A.M.
A Stop Smoking Hypnotherapy Client From Hitchin

 

The Smoker's Body

After 20 minutes

Blood pressure returns to normal The temperature of your hand and feet return to normal as circulation increasesYour pulse rate slows back to normal

After 8 - 10 hours


Oxygen levels in your blood return to normal Carbon monoxide levels have halved

After 12 - 24 hours

The chance of a heart attack decreases

After 1 day

Carbon monoxide levels have returned to almost normal.

Coughing may increase as the lungs begin to clear themselves of fluid and solid waste.

After 2 days

The nicotine in the bloodstream is almost gone. The sensations of taste and smell will have dramatically improved. Damaged nerve endings begin to repair

After 3 days

The respiratory system starts to function more efficiently.



Oxygen is easier to obtain, thus increasing energy levels.

Breathing becomes easier as the bronchial tubes begin to ease

After 4 days

You may feel hungry, as your body has an increased ability to produce energy

After 1 week


Sleep patterns should return to normal

Over the coming weeks and months.


The respiratory system continues to improve, and lung function returnsCirculation continues to improveExercise becomes easier.

The lungs become better at cleaning themselves, thus reducing the risk of infection

After 1 year.


The risk of a heart attack is around 50% of that of a smoker.

After 5 - 10 years.


Risk of lung cancer falls gradually, eventually down to about 50% of that of a smoker.

Risk of mouth cancer reduces to half that of a smoker

After 10 - 15 years.


The risk of a heart attack falls to roughly the same as a lifelong non-smoker.

The risk of a stroke returns to that of a non-smoker

Book a stop smoking hypnotherapy session


To see how hypnotherapy can help, please see our main 'Stop Smoking hypnotherapy' page.

Of course, as with anything affecting the body, please see your GP if you are in any way worried about anything you are experiencing.

Want to know more about stopping smoking using hypnotherapy?

 

 

Paul Douglass

Avon Hypnotherapy

 

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