Five years on and still a non-smoker. Compares the useless NHS Stop Smoking Programme with hypnosis.

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A client of ours Anita who quit smoking with us back in 2002 recently called us up to share her story:

My friends wife was recently prescribed Champix. The doctor did not tell her about the side effects. A few weeks later she started having suicidal thoughts and wanted to topple herself.
I said to her: For goodness sake read about the counter indications, which she did, stopped taking the pills and the suicide thoughts subsided.

Shokat: Well did she stop smoking with Champix?

Anita: No she stopped taking it and she is still smoking cigarettes.

A doctor prescribed this person an incredibly dangerous drug and did not even bother to warn her about the suicidal thoughts. My advice to doctors would be to be honest with your patients about the dangerous drugs you prescribe to them because one day you may find yourself standing in the dock having to defend your actions in a court of law. However, the court of God is the one where you will not get away with your mistakes so easily can you imagine yourself saying: But my Lord, it was not my fault - I was only doing my job following government guidelines how was I to know that they were so wickedly wrong.

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[subbtopp]

'yes you want a cigareet but no you dont'

thats true brilliant thanks for that

[Shokat01]

@subbtopp The only way you can understand that phrase is to have successful hypnotherapy yourself. What she means is that the cravings are empty. So you think of having a cigarette and moments later the feeling goes away. You can test that the hypnotherapy has worked by being around smokers – it does not bother you at all. I have known people who have quit for 65 years with other methods state that “they could murder a cigarette” when they are with other smokers. Hypnosis is God’s gift to man.

[shokat02]

It takes a lot of guts to sit in front of a camera and speak. Loads of people do so well with our help but not everyone likes to give a video interview. So I suggest you give Anita a break for sharing her story in her own way.