How is it said that quit smoking laser therapy works?

Quit smoking laser therapy has been around for some time.  Some claim that laser therapy to stop smoking and kick the cigarettes has been around, and successful, for over 30 years.

The laser therapy for stopping smoking is called low level laser therapy. Low level laser therapy produces a cool laser beam that is used according to the principals of acupuncture.

The laser beam is directed into or onto acupressure points. The intention of doing this is to make the body release endorphins which will, in turn, act to block the cravings associated with nicotine withdrawal, and therefore make it easier to quit smoking because the withdrawals and cravings associated with stopping putting nicotine into the body are lessened or stopped altogether. This is achieved by directing the laser beam onto points where nerve endings are stimulated.

It is said that a relatively small number of treatments is adequate for the majority of smokers to be able to quit. We have even seen claims that only one treatment should be sufficient for most people to allow them to stop smoking successfully. Sessions are usually short, around 30 minutes or so.

It is also claimed that the laser treatment if not at all painful, and non invasive.

Of course the businesses that sell quit smoking laser treatments claim that it has a high rate of success and is medically proven.

We hope that over time this website will become a resource so that ordinary people who want to quit smoking can get some unbiased feedback from people who have actually undergone laser treatment to stop smoking. Both negative and positive.

We don’t know whether or not the treatment works. As we have said before, even if it works it won’t work for everybody, that’s just how giving up smoking is. How many it works for remains to be seen from the feedback you give us, and our readers, right here on the Quit Smoking Laser Therapy Guide.

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