Clearing out the thoughts
Hypnosis gives your subconscious mind the suggestions and instructions it needs to change or clear out all of those thoughts, imprints and impressions which are currently causing you to smoke. This is one of the main reasons why hypnosis can be so powerful in helping people overcome the smoking habit permanently.
Once a person has been guided into a hypnotic state, the subconscious level of the mind becomes more susceptible to suggestions. The person is completely aware of what the therapist is saying and the suggestions given by the therapist are received by the subconscious mind. The suggestions have a powerful effect in releasing those thoughts, imprints and impressions that have been causing the problem.
Unless the subconscious mind is changed, the smoking habit continues to dominate the person. Normal willpower can only dent the surface temporarily. Hypnosis can permanently change the subconscious mind, so you will never want to smoke again.

Many of already know that smoking is costing us $1000’s and $1000’s of dollars every year. Cigarettes are more expensive than ever averaging $4.50 per pack.
The average smoker smokes 40 cigarettes a day – that’s a $9.00 a day habit. In one week alone the average smoker spends $63.00 in cigarettes or $270.00 per month! That’s $3,240 per year – to kill yourself.
And that’s just the beginning…
Then there’s all the associated health problems. Did you know 1 out of every 4 smokers dies of a smoking related death? If you are between the ages of 30-40 you are 5 times more likely to drop dead of a stroke than a non-smoker.
Smoking is the #1 cause of preventable death in the world (according to the surgeon general)!
Adult male and female smokers lost an average of 13.2 and 14.5 years of life, respectively, because they smoked. Center for Disease Control
According to the report, smoking kills an estimated 440,000 Americans each year.
And unfortunately for you, on the way you get lots and lots of smoking related illnesses like colds, coughs, weakened immune system, emphysema, cancer, heart disease, etc. and what’s more fun than going to the doctor again and again?
Then there’s also all the air fresheners, breath mints, whitening tooth pastes, colognes and all the other stuff you use to cover up that nasty smell. Why? Because it’s not even socially acceptable anymore.  Most people detest the smell of smoke and hate when others smoke around us.
So why in the world don’t we stop when we know it’s expensive, we know it’s bad for us, and nobody wants to be around us when we’re doing it?
After all, would you pay someone $9.00 a day to cover you in disease infested feces? I know that’s extreme – but think about it? It’s the same thing…so why do we do it? Because smoking is an addiction to nicotine and also it is a habit, then the brain from society and for fear
F E A R (False evidence appearing real)
FEAR that it’s going to be painful.
FEAR that life won’t be enjoyable without it.
FEAR that you’ll gain weight or become a jerk.
FEAR that you’ll miss it.
FEAR that cigarettes will haunt you for the rest of your life.
These are all examples of what gets in the way. And they all boil down to one this..
The ONLY reason you haven’t quit:
FEAR It’s Going to be TOO PAINFUL
I have good news for you, this is your opportunity … I can help you stop smoking if you are ready to quit and tired to be controlled for cigarettes.
Benefits to Stop Smoking
20 min.
Pulse & blood pressure return to normal.
8 hours
Nicotine & carbon dioxide levels go down 50%
24 hours
Mucus and smoking debris in lungs begins to clear.
2 days
Taste and smell are noticeably improved.
3 days
Breathing is easier as bronchial tubes relax.
2 weeks
Circulation and skin color improve due to better oxygenation of the blood.
3-9 months
Coughing becomes less; lung function is improved by 10%. Stress, anxiety and depression estar improving.
1 year
Call your life and health insurance companies for lower rates! You’re officially a nonsmoker after one year.
5 years
Your risk of a heart attack falls to half that of a smoker.
10 years
Your risk of lung cancer falls to half that of a smoker. Your risk of a heart attack is the same as a nonsmoker.