Quit Smoking Philadelphia

Has smoking been holding you back? Do you feel the need to smoke a cigarette has been holding you back from living the life you want? Does your bad habit interfere with your personal and family life? Are you tired of the foul breath, the yellow teeth and the lack of breathing that smoking causes? Have you had enough, are you ready to quit? You have come to the right place. Here at Viva Healthy Life, we offer many modern solutions to help you quit smoking for good. We are a holistic medicine center and we’re amongst the best places to go if you need help quitting smoking. Our unique treatment program, developed by Dr. Tsan Quit Smoking Philadelphia, has been ranked #1 by MojoPages and Fox29 TV Station for two consecutive years.

Why should you attend the Quit Smoking Program?

The longer a smoker exposes themselves to cigarettes, the more health risks they face. Therefore, it is important to quit before it’s too late.

Quit Smoking in Philadelphia is the unique and most effective program for smoking cessation.

Smoking causes major damage to your body and your psychological self.  Contrary to popular belief, smoking tends to cause stress; it does not relieve it.

Victor Tsan, MDWhile the smoker is getting the nicotine from the cigarette which makes him or her feel like he or she is reducing the stress, the blood pressure actually increases which causes the smoker to experience more anxiety when the nicotine wears off. Smoking cigarettes increases the effects of the stress and causes more severe side effects. Smoking has also proven to impair the smokers’ ability to drive. Smoking has proven to reduce the reaction time and reduce the ability of the muscles to contract. The ability of the smoker to judge time is also impaired.

In addition to these effects, smoking is the leading preventable cause of death in the United States. Smoking population in Philadelphia accounted for 17 percent of all deaths in 2010. While the number is much lower now than in the 1940s, when tobacco smoking was at its peak, it kills 1 in 10 adults worldwide. The severity of the situation is obvious; you need to quit smoking fast. Smoking is associated with a decline in physical function and ability, which makes a smoker appear and act a couple of years older than he/she truly is. Smoking tobacco reduces the effectiveness of medications, such as pain relievers, sedatives, insulin, ulcer medication, and antidepressants. When combined with contraceptives, tobacco may increase your risk of heart and blood-vessel disease and heart failure. Military studies show that the cadets in training who smoke have a 50 percent higher chance of injuring themselves than the cadets that do not smoke. Most of these injuries are sprain bone bruising and fractures. This is a result of the negative effects that the smoking has on the joints, muscles, and bones. Smoking contributes a lot to muscle soreness. The carbon monoxide replaces some of the oxygen that has to be delivered to the muscles, causing the muscles to tire quicker and develop more lactic acid. The lactic acid, as a result, crystallizes and causes muscle soreness. Smoking gradually decreases your bone density. Over the course of 10 years, smoking can decrease the bone density by over 10 percent. The decrease in bone density increases the body’s risk for bone damage, breaks, fractures, and arthritis.

Smoking Negative Side Effects

Smoking has many other negative side effects. Smoking raises blood pressure and puts unnecessary stress on the heart. Eventually, the added stress on your heart can weaken it, making it unable to move blood to other parts of your body. The carbon monoxide inhaled with the cigarette smoke also contributes to a lack of oxygen. This added pressure increases the risks of various heart diseases, including heart attacks. Smoking reduces the amount of oxygen that is supplied to the cochlea, the snail-shaped part of the inner ear responsible for sending signals to the brain. This lack of oxygen can cause serious and permanent damage to the ear, which may result in mild to moderate hearing loss.  Smoking can cause a ton of oral problems as well. Smoking takes a severe toll on your oral health and increases the number of cavities in the mouth. Studies show that smokers need to visit the dentist much more than the average person. Smoking also increases the risk of developing gum disease, mouth sores, and ulcers.  Smoking also increases the risk of mouth and throat cancer. Smoking is also known to cause many different types of cancer; while lung cancer is the most commonly known, smoking increases the smoker’s risk of over a dozen forms of cancer. These include cancers of the mouth, pharynx (upper throat), bladder, nose and sinuses, liver, pancreas, stomach, kidney, at least one type of ovarian cancer and some forms of leukemia. There is also evidence that supports the theory that smoking increases the risk of breast cancer in men and women alike.

Quit Smoking Treatment Program developed by Dr. Tsan

Mentioned above are only some of the reasons why the Quit Smoking program became so popular and in demand. You might find it hard to quit, but Stop Smoking is the unique and simple program. The combination of ear acupuncture and homeopathy arranged under the nickname Quit Smoking significantly reduces urges for nicotine, while the hypnotherapy session makes your minds believe that you are ok and feel great. After all, Philadelphia is at the top when it comes to the number of smokers in the city. Fortunately, we are here to help you with our phenomenal system Quit Smoking. We are a holistic group that offers a variety of treatments that can help you and all of them combined in one inQuit Smokingdividual treatment called Quit Smoking. We offer hypnosis, acupuncture, and homeopathy to help you quit smoking. 

Hypnosis is a proven method to help people quit smoking. It has been proven to be as successful as popular methods of quitting, such as nicotine gum or patches, and much more successful than the cold turkey method that many people often try.  During a hypnotic session performed by Dr. Tsan, the patient is put in a trance during which he or she is advised to stop smoking. The instructions are then recorded by the patient’s subconscious mind. The hypnotic sessions remove the patient’s craving for cigarettes and eventually, the patient forgets about the need to smoke. Another technique included in the program Stop Smoking is acupuncture. Studies show that acupuncture is among the best ways to quit smoking in the United States. 

Acupuncture involves treating the patient by applying acupuncture needles to a specific point on the body. Dr. Olga Selcova has over 17 years of experience and has helped dozens of people quit smoking through acupuncture treatments.  If you are receptive to alternative medicine, the Quit Smoking program at Viva Healthy Life may offer acupuncture as a viable option for your smoking cessation. For those people that are scared of needles, we propose another option. Homeopathy is another component of the Quit Smoking Philadelphia program. Homeopathy is very effective in reducing the patient’s craving for nicotine as well as the withdrawal symptoms. Dr. Tsan is a well-known homeopath and has over 35 years of experience.  He helped many patients overcome the addiction and the smoking withdrawal symptoms. Viva Healthy Life is the only place that offers the remarkable Stop Smoking Philadelphia treatment.

For more questions about the Anti-Tobacco program Quit Smoking Philadelphia, contact Dr. Tsan. To book an appointment, visit us at https://www.vivahealthylife.com/book-appointment/. Our initial consultation is always free so don’t wait to start the quitting process today.

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