We all know the harmful effects of cigarette'

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• We all know the harmful effects of cigarette.
• Cigarette and Statistics
• There must be a reasonable explanation for still
  smoking?
• Its affects on children
• Miracle after quitting
• What are the ways to quit smoking and to what
  extent do they succeed?
• What is different with IQS method?

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Nicotine

• It is 15 times more addictive than alcohol and 5
  times from cocaine.
• It increases heart beat frequency.
• It causes circulation disorders.
• It causes chronicle bronchitis.
• It gives rise to a chronically depressive mood.

When one smokes, suprarenal excrete adrenalin.
Adrenalin is a fight or flight hormone. Vessels
shrink as adrenalin is excreted.
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Carbon monoxide

• It causes textures be fed.
• It causes less oxygen getting to blood.
• It fades the skin.
• It causes hair-loss.
• It causes early-ageing.
• It decreases the breathing capacity.

A cutaway view of a vessel cell of a nonsmoker is
seen in this picture.
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Carbon monoxide

• A view from vessels of a smoker for 10 years

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NNK
is one of the thousands of chemicals found in
cigarette. Its Duty is to Cause Cancer
! Disordered DNA structure will be inherited by
child. It is found in first urines of babies
nursed by their mothers.

• Only one damaged cell is enough to cause cancer
  in any organ of the body.

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• Lungs of a nonsmoker are seen in this picture.
• Black spots seen are carbon monoxide
  accumulations originating from exhaust gases and
  industrial chimneys.

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• And in this picture, you see lungs of a smoker.
• Blackening of the lungs is because of the tar in
  tobacco smoke.
• Almost 7 kilograms of tar will be accumulates in
  body of a person who smokes
• 1 packet of cigarette each day for 20 years.
• White spot in the picture is the cancerous
  region.
• Final result of smoking is lung cancer.
• However the smoker dies out of a vascular
  disease or a heart attack, earlier.

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Cigarette and Statistics

• 80 of smokers die out of diseases caused by
  smoking (Source R Doll and colleagues, British
  Medical Journal).
• 1 out of each 4 smokers die in middle age
  because of a disease caused by smoking (Source
  World Health Organization).
• Every cigarette you smoke takes 11 minutes off
  your life
• (Source British Medical Journal).
• Only 3 of people manage to quit smoking with
  willpower.
• (Source Martin J. Jarvis, Why People Smoke,
  2004).
• Surveys find that smoking takes 12 years off a
  lifetime in average. (Source WHO)
• Smoking men are 50 more likely to incur
  impotency.
• (Source WHO)
• 40 to 49 year old smoking people have the same
  appearance with nonsmokers 20 years older than
  them.
• 1500 babies and children die every year because
  of passive smoking

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Saved Investment

• A smoker for 30 years would pay EURO 44.000 for
  cigarette in average.
• Same person would make health expense of EURO
  32.000 in average, to get rid of the harmful
  effect caused by cigarette.
• Amount of the savings that a person would make as
  a result of quitting smoking is over EURO 73.000.

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• There is only one reason why people keep on
  smoking NICONTINE ADDICTION

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• Happiness hormone DOPAMINE !
• Nicotine makes brain excrete a chemical called
  dopamine.
• Dopamine gives pleasure the smoker, increases the
  smokers concentration, speeds up the smokers
  reaction time and increases the smokers level of
  energy.
• THE PROBLEM is the fact that this is not an
  automatic and a situational but an undeserved
  pleasure.
• Person would smoke again to feel the same
  pleasure once more.
• Brain will gain tolerance against nicotine after
  a while, which means the amount of the nicotine
  would need to be increased to have the same
  effect.
• Therefore, the smoker will have to increase the
  number of the cigarettes smoked to have the same
  pleasure. And.. This is how addiction is settled.
  

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4 hours
4 hours
4 hours

• Nicotine Smoke to the extent I want!
  (Maintaining the habitual dosage)
• Nicotine in the blood gets lesser in the blood
  after the last cigarette and gets exhausted after
  4 hours.
• Brain will start to remove its defensive
  measures against nicotine and begins to turn into
  its structure before nicotine.
• All right, what is wrong then?
• It is this process one will incur afflict and
  the discomforts (irritability, lack of
  concentration, lack of appetite, irregular
  sleeping) caused by deficiency of nicotine will
  show up. Depressive mood
• Dopamine excreted when the person smokes will
  instantly eliminate the discomforts caused by
  nicotine deficiency.
• In fact, smoker uses nicotine with the intention
  an analgesic is used.

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• After one quits smoking, dopamine excretion
  needs time to return to its normal nature.
• This takes 3 months in average.
• As a solution to the discomfort in the brain
  caused by lack of dopamine, a desire for smoking
  will arise in our mind, but it will dissolve
  after 3 minutes.

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After You Quit Smoking

• 20 Minutes After Blood pressure, heart beat
  frequency and pulses will return to normalcy.
• 2 Days After Your senses of taste and smell
  will become extremely severe. A cleaning will
  begin in your lungs.
• 3 Months After You feel an obvious recovery in
  your breathing and you wont get short-winded
  when doing effortful movements. By the time you
  will feel better, fresher and more energetic. You
  will take a brighter view of life and start to be
  more cold-blooded and patient against events.
• 1 Year After Your risk to incur a heart disease
  will be halved. Your risk to die out of cerebral
  palsy, a lung disease, a heart disease and other
  types of cancers such as bladder, kidney,
  pancreas, throat and pharynx cancer will decrease
  significantly.
• 5 Years After Nicotine will be eliminated from
  the body.
• 7-8 Years After Person will get into the
  Physiologist state of nonsmokers.

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Quitting Methods
Acupuncture It has been practiced with needles
on certain points of the body for many years. It
is a long lasting treatment. It requires a high
specialization. It succeeds 30. Nicotine patch
and gum It aims to avoid deficiency crises by
supplying to the body a certain dosage of
nicotine. It succeeds 5, approximately.
Bioenergy method It is based on magnetic
resonance principle. A chip is put into the body
and anti-nicotine addiction vibrations will be
performed. It succeeds 20, approximately. Psychol
ogical Therapy It is like healing the aching
tooth by talking. It succeeds 10. Medical
Pills They are antidepressant and also have an
impact on quitting smoking. They succeed 10. IQS
method Its rate of success is 90.
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IQS Method

• IQS International continues its activities in
  over 25 countries.
• More than 500.000 people quit smoking with this
  method.
• It achieved 90 success unlike other treatments.
• All adverse effects, incurred during quitting,
  were eliminated.
• Only one session lasting 1 hour is enough for
  most of the people.

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IQS Method

• Physiological Addiction
• Patented R.I.S.E. Device alerts the reflex points
  in both ears.
• In this way, nicotine accumulated at the
  nerve-ends are dissolved, whereby it is ensured
  that they are eliminated from the body within 3
  days.
• Also it will be provided that nicotine deficiency
  process will be overcome by excreting
  beta-endorphin as natural painkiller of the body.
  Through this method nicotine addiction ends and
  the poison getting hold of the brain is erased
  from the body.
• Psychological Addiction
• Specialized IQS therapists provide free-of-charge
  psychological support for 6 months. In this way
  the person overcomes the habits of lips, hand
  ets. that were made during many years.