Smoking Facts - Part 5

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My name is Mark Tiger, creator of this blog, and of the "Smokers to Non-Smokers" program.  Find out more about the program:

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I was totally addicted to tobacco products, mainly cigarettes; and spent 20 years desperately trying to stop smoking without succeeding.

Finally in 1999, I used a method that I had created for myself; and I managed to become a non-smoker.  I have never smoked again since.

In 2005, I decided to share the methods that I had used to successfully become a Non-Smoker, with Smokers who wanted to become Non-Smokers.

After helping over three hundred Smokers to become Non-Smokers, my success rate was a little over 99%.  From this experience I have improved the program, to assist those who are already non-smokers; to remain non-smokers for the rest of their lives.

Smoking Facts – Part 5

It’s never too late to benefit from becoming a Non-Smoker

Some harmful effects are reversible.  If there are minimal structural changes that have taken place within the lungs, then you will be pleased to know that they lungs have wonderful regenerative qualities. 

If you already have Emphysema, then the structural damage that is causing the condition, can’t be reversed.  However becoming a non-smoker will prevent the condition from worsening, or at least slow the progress of Emphysema down.  If you are diagnosed with Emphysema, then I would recommend that you immediately switch from cigarettes to Nicotine replacement products.  Become a non-smoker.  Join the “Smokes to Non-Smokers” program, or use a program that can get you to the objective of becoming a Non-Smoker.  It is not common to recover from Emphysema, so you need to make the right choices sooner than later.               

If you are diagnosed with Lung Cancer, then it is a different ball-game.  Being a non-smoker will improve your prognosis.  If you have been diagnosed reasonably early on, in the course of Lung Cancer; then there is still a reasonable chance of survival.  My one grandfather died of Lung Cancer, as a direct result of smoking.  My other grandfather died of heart disease as a direct result of smoking.

Permanent or Chronic Bronchitis is something that you may need to get used to living with, if you have developed this condition.  I suffered with this condition before I became a non-smoker, and it took me three years after becoming a non-smoker to shake the bronchitis off.  I personally found that Homeopathic Medicines, and the use of the “Driver Frequency Resonator”; were instrumental in my recovery from Chronic Bronchitis.

Things like Asthma may be difficult to address, because of the nature of the condition.  However living as a non-smoker will certainly tend to have a positive and beneficial effect on whatever condition you may have. 

There are many other conditions that are related to smoking, like heart disease, and all sorts of cancers all over the body.  All sorts of diseases that are related to the changed blood pressure levels in your body.  You may eventually find that there is multiple system failure in your body as a direct result of smoking.  Mini-strokes, or full on strokes are not uncommon, as a direct result of smoking.  The sooner you become a Non-Smoker, the better.

Please, if you already have a diagnosed medical condition, you should not waste anymore time.  Turn things around now.  Switch from cigarettes to Nicotine replacement products, or stop Cold-Turkey, while you wait for your first appointment with “Smokers to Non-Smokers”.

Mark Tiger.

Become a Non-Smoker with the "Smokers to Non-Smokers" program.

marktiger01@gmail.com