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Title: Is The Laser Stop Smoking Treatment Right For You?
Author: Wade Robins
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You've heard of laser vision treatment; you've heard of laser
unwanted hair removal treatment; you've even heard of laser hair
re-growth treatment. But have you heard of laser stop smoking
treatment?
Maybe not. But if you've heard of acupuncture being used to
help people quit smoking, you will have an idea of what a laser
stop smoking treatment is. Acupuncture is an ancient medicinal
art and has been used to assist those trying to kick their
nicotine addictions for nearly thirty years; laser stop smoking
treatment first appeared in 1989.
Acupuncturists pinpoint the lower earlobe as the pressure point
which curbs the craving to smoke, and low level, or "cool",
laser stop smoking treatment also targets the lower ear lobe
with a laser pulse. The theory behind both treatments is that
they stimulate the release of endorphins, the body's natural
pain killers, leaving the patient in a state of deeply relaxed
well-being.
Advantages Of The Laser Stop Smoking Treatment
One advantage of the laser stop smoking treatment is that, for
those who are needle-shy, sharp instruments are nowhere to be
seen. Laser stop smoking treatment rarely has side effects,
although a few users have reported warmth or tingling in their
earlobes.
Because the power of the laser stop smoking treatment is the
equivalent of that generated by a 60-watt light bulb, there is
no chance of the patient's being burned.
For those who are uncomfortable with the disrobing involved in
acupuncture smoking cessation therapy, low level laser stop
smoking treatment offers a comfortable alternative. The laser,
however, must be used by a trained technician.
Some providers of the laser stop smoking treatment claim that
it not only stimulates the body to release craving-eliminating
endorphins; it also enhances the body's detoxification,
hastening the removal of nicotine from the blood and tissues,
and speeding the withdrawal process. For more info see
http://www.stopsmok
Stop Smoking Programs.
Precautions About The Treatment
Because the treatment is not a recognized medical treatment,
health insurance will not cover its cost. And the laser stop
smoking treatment isn't cheap; the best-known of the companies
offering it charge $349 for a smoking cessation "program"
including a half-hour treatment, some vitamins, and a
stop-smoking video.
While the centers providing laser stop smoking treatment have
claimed a success rate in excess of 85%, those figures are under
scrutiny by the Public Citizen's Health Research Group. They
have petitioned the FDA to stop the companies from promoting
their lasers as tools for smoking cessation treatment, because
they have not been given FDA approval for such a use.
In other words, the effectiveness of the laser stop smoking
treatment has not been officially established, so there is no
guarantee it will work for you. But if you don't mind spending
the money, and have tried everything else to quit, you can
always take the chance that you will be one of the lucky ones
for whom it really works.
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