Quit Smoking By Hypnosis By Andrew K Stone At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

Smoking is one of the most addictive behaviors a person can have. It is said that even if a pack a day smoker manages to quit for a few years, the tendency to return to the habit is quite big. All he has to do is take one drag and the entire addiction is back again. Hypnosis is one of the many methods which can seriously help. A friend of mine once tried to quit smoking by hypnosis. With this short story of his experience, you can get some insight into what you expect your experience to be.

He was a pack a day smoker, for about 5 years or so. He actually needed the cigarette to feel calm and think straight. The urge to quit, finally, became larger than the urge to smoke, so he decided to give hypnosis a try. His experience was nothing short of astounding!

What he did was buy a Quit Smoking Mp3 from one of the popular online retailers. Burnt it on to a CD, put on some headphones and lay on his bed, waiting to be hypnotized. The first time he did it he fell asleep! The sessions tend to be a bit long, at around 45 minutes or so. There was no effect, so he made sure he stayed awake the next time.

So after he did it right, he started experiencing a very interesting mindset. He still wanted to smoke, he still knew he would enjoy the feeling of nicotine in his body, but he could not smoke! He would sometimes even put the cigarette into his mouth, but then he would put it back in its pack and keep it away. He said he was literally in two minds, one of them was a smoker and the other was not! And the non-smoker was stronger.

This only lasted for only about 4 - 5 hours or so. But this was because he listened to it just once. All hypnosis products recommend that it should be listened to at least for 10 days straight to have a long lasting effect. You should keep that in mind…

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