FINALLY, A SAFE, HOMEOPATHIC SPRAY TO HELP YOU BATTLE SMOKING IS HERE!
Perhaps you're trying to quit smoking for the first time, or the tenth time. Either way, you need all the help you can get! SMOKE DETER is designed to help relieve the multiple symptoms that plague your body when trying to break the smoking habit, using natural herbs known in homeopathy to help relieve such symptoms as:
THE SMOKE DETER DIFFERENCE
A liquid oral spray, SMOKE DETER is absorbed quickly into the blood vessels under the tongue. Our sublingual application is the preferred method to deliver homeopathic ingredients to combat your symptoms so you can feel better quickly.
SMOKE DETER is designed to relieve multiple symptoms, and can be safely used with no drowsiness or adverse side effects.
TWO SPRAYS, 3-TIMES a DAY FOR NATURAL RELIEF!
A HOMEOPATHIC BLEND TO ADDRESS MULTIPLE SYMPTOMS, NOT JUST ONE!
The Contents
Abies Nigra (Black Spruce): Relieves hard cough, headache and stomach upset.
Aconitum Napellus (Monkshood or Wolfsbane): Calms anguish of mind and body, restlessless and dry, croupy cough with tickling sensation, also chest pain with cough.
Avena (oates): Creates a soothing action on the nerves.
Nux Vomica (Poison Nut): Fights food cravings, and stress-related symptoms.
Monday, 14 December 2009
Manage Quit Smoking Cravings With Herbs!
The biggest barrier to people trying to quit smoking is that they have become physically dependent upon the nicotine in the cigarettes. Smoking affects, in conjunction with others parts of the body, the parts of the brain that relates to pleasure and reward.
The nature of nicotin is that it creates a cycle in the brain that maken the smoker want more. Scientsits have found that when you stop smoking it produces the same effect on the brain that is caused by cocaine withdrawl. Hence depression and anxiety are a common side effect.
Nowadays modern herbalists have applied traditional herbal knowledge to a modern problem. Nowing that opium withdrawl can be treated by common garden variety of oats, the herbalists took an oat tincture (an alcoholic extract) and treated nicotine withdrawl and achieved significant results.
During one specific test a group of smokers were given the oat tincture and another group were given a placebo. The group treated with the tincture, smoked less and continued to do so for 2 months after the stopped the herbal tretment. It has been defined that the oat based supplement creates a feeling of wellbeing therefore replacing that feeling created by nicotine.
The nature of nicotin is that it creates a cycle in the brain that maken the smoker want more. Scientsits have found that when you stop smoking it produces the same effect on the brain that is caused by cocaine withdrawl. Hence depression and anxiety are a common side effect.
Nowadays modern herbalists have applied traditional herbal knowledge to a modern problem. Nowing that opium withdrawl can be treated by common garden variety of oats, the herbalists took an oat tincture (an alcoholic extract) and treated nicotine withdrawl and achieved significant results.
During one specific test a group of smokers were given the oat tincture and another group were given a placebo. The group treated with the tincture, smoked less and continued to do so for 2 months after the stopped the herbal tretment. It has been defined that the oat based supplement creates a feeling of wellbeing therefore replacing that feeling created by nicotine.
Thursday, 10 December 2009
Does Smoking Increase the Risks of getting Lung Cancer?
I know that the question has an obvious answer but can anyone tell me, a non smoker, why people start and continue to smoke? We know that it’s a habit like drugs or drinking that becomes an addiction, but it still does not answer why people really start even though they know all the risks. So what do we do about it? Do we ban smoking completely? Well we know that won’t happen as the Governments around the world get so much tax revenue from the trade in cigarettes.
In the UK they recently tried to reduce secondary smoke inhalation by banning smoking in offices and public buildings. This has reduced the amount of secondary smoke but has not significantly reduced Lung cancer risk or the number of habitual smokers.
A great way of describing Lung Cancer “is the breakdown in law and order of cell growth in the body”. This means that cells begin dividing and growing in any manner and the resulting chaos and breakdown in normal cell growth is called cancer. Cancer normally appears as a tumour or growth. In some cases cancer remains in its original location but in serious cases it spreads to other organs.
You cannot ignore the risks of getting lung cancer from tobacco smoke. It has been worked out that if someone smokes 20 cigarettes a day they are at a 30 times greater risk at getting lung cancer than a non smoker. Now if that smoker continues to smoke that risk of getting lung cancer continues to rise and the risk of contacting other problems like emphysema become greater.
When somebody quits smoking they are giving their body a chance of living longer and reduce the risk of getting smoking related diseases. It is not however a case of quit today better tomorrow. If the smoker has been smoking for 10 years it will take 15 years for them to reduce their risks down to that of a non smoker. So if a person started smoking at 20, quit at 30, they would be 45 before they were at the same risk as other 45 year olds.
In the UK they recently tried to reduce secondary smoke inhalation by banning smoking in offices and public buildings. This has reduced the amount of secondary smoke but has not significantly reduced Lung cancer risk or the number of habitual smokers.
A great way of describing Lung Cancer “is the breakdown in law and order of cell growth in the body”. This means that cells begin dividing and growing in any manner and the resulting chaos and breakdown in normal cell growth is called cancer. Cancer normally appears as a tumour or growth. In some cases cancer remains in its original location but in serious cases it spreads to other organs.
You cannot ignore the risks of getting lung cancer from tobacco smoke. It has been worked out that if someone smokes 20 cigarettes a day they are at a 30 times greater risk at getting lung cancer than a non smoker. Now if that smoker continues to smoke that risk of getting lung cancer continues to rise and the risk of contacting other problems like emphysema become greater.
When somebody quits smoking they are giving their body a chance of living longer and reduce the risk of getting smoking related diseases. It is not however a case of quit today better tomorrow. If the smoker has been smoking for 10 years it will take 15 years for them to reduce their risks down to that of a non smoker. So if a person started smoking at 20, quit at 30, they would be 45 before they were at the same risk as other 45 year olds.
Smoking Kills The Sex Drive!
Smoking is known to the majority of the population as a habit! In fact a filthy habit due to the mess caused by butt ends and dirty smoke. It is also know as a mass killer due to the life threatening side effects. Smoking is continuously studied for its side effects. In a study by a Dr. Jiang He, he found a new side effect that can be added to the list, it is Erectile Dysfunction (Sorry Guys). It was found that smokers who were otherwise healthy showed signs of this trait.
Whilst this was found in a group of smoking men, the group also had a number of other complaints that could cause sexual impotence, such as hypertension, diabetes, depression and a few cardiovascular diseases. When first chosen the group appeared to be of good health and good physical condition.
The research confirmed that male smokers are more likely to suffer sexual impotence/erectile dysfunction than other equal non smokers. The research showed that the amount smoked on a daily bases caused a change in the percentage of suffers of this condition.
Now if a man smokes 10 cigarettes a day he will suffer a 27% increase in risk of this complaint. Whereas, if a man smokes between 11 and 20 a day, this risk jumps up to 40%. Now on looking at smokers who smoked more than 20 a day it was noted that the percentage rose with every cigarette smoked and the average number of people expected to have this problem throughout the sample group was 41%.
To finalize the study the research team estimated that 22.7% of cases or erectile dysfunction is caused by smoking. To make matters worse it was discovered that quitting smoking did not reverse the problem. So long term smokers are causing damage that can never be repaired.
Whilst this was found in a group of smoking men, the group also had a number of other complaints that could cause sexual impotence, such as hypertension, diabetes, depression and a few cardiovascular diseases. When first chosen the group appeared to be of good health and good physical condition.
The research confirmed that male smokers are more likely to suffer sexual impotence/erectile dysfunction than other equal non smokers. The research showed that the amount smoked on a daily bases caused a change in the percentage of suffers of this condition.
Now if a man smokes 10 cigarettes a day he will suffer a 27% increase in risk of this complaint. Whereas, if a man smokes between 11 and 20 a day, this risk jumps up to 40%. Now on looking at smokers who smoked more than 20 a day it was noted that the percentage rose with every cigarette smoked and the average number of people expected to have this problem throughout the sample group was 41%.
To finalize the study the research team estimated that 22.7% of cases or erectile dysfunction is caused by smoking. To make matters worse it was discovered that quitting smoking did not reverse the problem. So long term smokers are causing damage that can never be repaired.
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