Stop Smoking or Vaping | Elaine Geary

“The first wealth is health.”

Ralph Waldo Emerson

The revolutionary Bioresonance programme to stop smoking [as featured on youtube.com] is now available at my clinic.

Although it is accepted that smoking poses a serious health hazard many people are addicted to smoking and are unable to stop without some form of help.

Anti-nicotine therapy with bioresonance has proven successful in relieving withdrawal symptoms.

To be completely successful the client has to be sufficiently motivated and have a genuine desire to stop smoking.

Over the past number of years I have been seeing an increasing number of clients seeking treatment to stop vaping. The principle of the treatment is the very same, be it to help someone stop smoking or stop vaping, and the results are as equally successful.

How does it work?

By detecting the nicotine frequency bioresonance therapy takes this minute electrical frequency emitted by nicotine and creates an inverted image of this.

It feeds the inverted image back to the body negating the frequency associated with nicotine craving.

Before the therapy

The evening before your appointment
The process starts the evening before, I ask you to smoke half a cigarette. Whilst smoking it you tip the ask in to a clean glass jar. When half the cigarette is smoked stub it out into the jar along with the ash. Cover the jar. You will bring this to your appointment. You can continue to smoke after this.

The day of your appointment
You will smoke your last cigarette anytime up to two hours before your appointment. The reason for this is you are best not to have smoked in the two hours before the therapy. As we will have discussed this cigarette is smoked mindfully. Remember to bring along the jar from the previous evening to your appointment along with one unsmoked cigarette fo the usual brand you smoke.

During the therapy

You will need to remove your shoes and socks. Your feet will rest on to electrode plates whilst you hold hand electrodes. The first course of therapy is the preparation therapy, the purpose of this is to help enable you be receptive as possible to the anti-nicotine therapy.

After this you will received a therapy to help support the body in preparation to detox residual nicotine. Then finally you will receive the anti-nicotine therapy, this involves a band around your head as seen on the above video link.

Approximately twenty five percent of people require a booster treatment, I will explain to you in detail what to expect over the following few days.

After the therapy

Afterwards, as many comment, you won’t actually feel any differently. You just won’t find yourself thinking about cigarettes.

You are advised to drink approx two to three litres of water per day for the next few days. This is more specific depending on body weight which we will discuss in more detail during your visit.

The visit lasts one hour.

How much does it cost?

The fee is €250. Should you require a booster treatment, there is no further cost involved.

Consider the savings – Most say it’s really not primarily about the money but no harm considering when you stop smoking an average twenty cigarettes daily you will save yourself almost €5000 annually.

Contraindications

This treatment is not advised during pregnancy.