Smoking Cessation
Recognizing Brain Health and Addiction.
It is well documented that tobacco increases the risk of different cancers such as lung, liver, and colorectal. According to the National Health Interview Survey data from 2020, 47.1 million adults in the United States reported currently using tobacco products with 79.6 % of those being cigarette smokers [1]. If cigarette smoking continues to be one of the leading causes of preventable disease and deaths, why is cessation not easier to attain?
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NON-INVASIVE BRAIN STIMULATION TO TARGET SMOKING
In my experience, an effective treatment to address smoking cessation involves non-invasive neurostimulation to modify neural oscillations and change the patterns of addiction and support the psychoemotional state at the same time.
8-10 Sessions
For smoking cessation, a patient will undergo 8-10 sessions. This unique and specialized protocol addresses the core cravings behind “one of the hardest habits and health hazards to quit”.
BINAURAL BEATS
Is a neuro-algorithm that produces brainwave entrainment, the synchronization of brainwaves to a specialized sound with no user effort. When two different tones, separated in frequency by only a few Hertz, one in each ear- the brain perceived a third, unique tone. These beats establish a deep meditative state within 3 minutes of use, in which, a person will fall into theta brainwave length and might fall asleep while listening to a guided meditation.
