Quitting smoking, very sore lungs, important Book/ PDF

[Head Guardian Blitzkreig]

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Congrats on your success! Since you have newly quit, be aware that future impulses can be expected, but you can still defeat them. This is normal with all negative karma, and it will wane over time, especially if a freeing working is used.

In regards to your lungs, use the Lung 7 acupoint, which sends the body's energy to the lungs to help them heal and expel pathogens. I have used this point during colds and it would relax my lungs and drive out phlegm.

 

[SShiva_fr]

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In regards to your lungs, use the Lung 7 acupoint, which sends the body's energy to the lungs to help them heal and expel pathogens. I have used this point during colds and it would relax my lungs and drive out phlegm.

Thank you very much Blitzkreig, I will use this point because I still really have pain and my lungs are indeed filled with mucus.

 

[Sunny]

Well done, that's not healthy.

 

[BlackOnyx8 [SG]]

Congratulations on your success in quitting smoking! I'm very happy for you!

One of the reasons why smoking is so addictive is because it triggers the release of dopamine in the brain. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that is associated with pleasure and reward. When you smoke, nicotine binds to receptors in the brain, which causes the release of dopamine. This creates a pleasurable sensation and reinforces the behavior of smoking.

However, when you quit smoking, the levels of dopamine in your brain will decrease, and you may experience withdrawal symptoms, such as cravings, irritability, and mood swings. The good news is that your brain will begin to heal, and the dopamine receptors will start to return to their normal levels over time.

By staying consistent with your decision and replacing the habit of smoking with a new one, such as exercise or other hobby, this can help boost the levels of dopamine in your brain in a healthier way. When you engage in activities that you enjoy, your brain releases dopamine, which reinforces the behavior and can make it easier to stick to your new habit.

Keep up the good work, you're doing a great job!

 

[NG SATchives]

Congratulations Brother I've very happy for you, I smoked for a while and I know how hard it is, you got this, after awhile it will be nothing but a distant memory and a lesson learned.

 

[SShiva_fr]

Congratulations on your success in quitting smoking! I'm very happy for you!

One of the reasons why smoking is so addictive is because it triggers the release of dopamine in the brain. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that is associated with pleasure and reward. When you smoke, nicotine binds to receptors in the brain, which causes the release of dopamine. This creates a pleasurable sensation and reinforces the behavior of smoking.

However, when you quit smoking, the levels of dopamine in your brain will decrease, and you may experience withdrawal symptoms, such as cravings, irritability, and mood swings. The good news is that your brain will begin to heal, and the dopamine receptors will start to return to their normal levels over time.

By staying consistent with your decision and replacing the habit of smoking with a new one, such as exercise or other hobby, this can help boost the levels of dopamine in your brain in a healthier way. When you engage in activities that you enjoy, your brain releases dopamine, which reinforces the behavior and can make it easier to stick to your new habit.

Keep up the good work, you're doing a great job!

Thank you all for your kind messages of encouragement.

My friend, How ashamed I was after all these years, as a woman, to continue smoking.
How I thought of the holes in my aura, the 5th chakra ruined even though it is essential for communicating with the Gods, my health which was constantly deteriorating, the money wasted for NOTHING, the ignoble smell of tobacco on my clothes, etc.
How ashamed I was.

But really the book is GREAT. I'm doing well overall on a psychological level (compared to the physical level, still a high fever for weeks, hospitalization will be considered).

Brothers, Sisters,
Read this book on the free link, or order it from the author because it deserves it, ask for the blessing of the Healing Gods, make this oath to yourself and cure yourself of this odious drug.

 

[Shemsu]

Congrats and I've no doubt that you will push through the withdrawal phase. I'm inspired by your courage to share this for everyones benefit. I was also pretty ashamed to admit to being an addict, way worse than you because even after quitting tobacco the nightmare continued for years with copious amounts of weed. Now after having lost track of how long it has been since quitting, the damage and bad effects are still present but much less so and coming back from beyond the brink of almost complete destruction is possible. The doctors don't know as much as they think they do. I was told that I probably won't walk again and now I'm running, skateboarding and doing physical work. They also gave me other bleak prognosis that I simply refused to accept. Never be discouraged, prove them wrong, always strive to push the limits of what's perceived as doable. After all we have the best support system possible.

 

[The Alchemist7 [SG]]

Quitting smoking, very sore lungs, important Book/ PDF

This definitely deserves congratulations. Out of the immense numbers of smokers there are, extremely few are strong and capable enough to quit smoking, especially after so many years. Hopefully your lungs can gradually recover.

 

[SShiva_fr]

Thank you my Brothers for your precious encouragement. Thank you very much

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[Sabazios]

I have been smoking every day of my life for 30 years. Since Saturday the 11th, I have stopped this addiction, thanks to a great book that was recommended by an SS (alas, I don't remember who), THANK YOU you save my life.

I just wanted to say this, I ve smoked my lungs out for the past few years, and not a few were my attempts to quit, all of them unsuccesful.
I ve finished reading the book last night. The author is brilliant to say the least. Anyway, after last night, I haven t touched a ciggarette, and I will continue to do so.

THANK YOU EVER SO MUCH!!

 

[Niko_is_666]

Congratulations
Stick to your plan, you can do this.
Wishing you a happy healthy long life

Hail Satan!

 

[SShiva_fr]

I just wanted to say this, I ve smoked my lungs out for the past few years, and not a few were my attempts to quit, all of them unsuccesful.
I ve finished reading the book last night. The author is brilliant to say the least. Anyway, after last night, I haven t touched a ciggarette, and I will continue to do so.

THANK YOU EVER SO MUCH!!

This is wonderful, I am so happy for you!!!

We have to get rid of this poison.
Soon 15 days without tobacco, and surprisingly, quite easily.

As for Father Satan, I only regret having known this book SO LATE!!

 

[SShiva_fr]

Congratulations
Stick to your plan, you can do this.
Wishing you a happy healthy long life

Hail Satan!

Thank you very much for your kind encouragement!!
Soon 15 days without the damned cigarette!

 

[Niko_is_666]

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Congrats on your success! Since you have newly quit, be aware that future impulses can be expected, but you can still defeat them. This is normal with all negative karma, and it will wane over time, especially if a freeing working is used.

In regards to your lungs, use the Lung 7 acupoint, which sends the body's energy to the lungs to help them heal and expel pathogens. I have used this point during colds and it would relax my lungs and drive out phlegm.

How to use it? Do I have to continuously press it? And if so, for how long?

My mother has some lung issues from time to time after covid-19 pneumonia, but I think this could help her, cuz the doctor said it is primarily an excessive phlegm issue and low oxygen intake[I have to keep an eye on her oxygen levels from time to time with an oximeter].

And is this safe to use for a person who does not meditate? She has arthritis, hypothyroidism has well, so I don't know if it is safe for her[drawing body's energy].

Thank you

 

[Head Guardian Blitzkreig]

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Press continuously with medium pressure. It starts working immediately, noticed by those who are perceptive, but the larger changes come from holding it longer. For example, at 5 minutes you may feel changes in the breathing or lungs, at 10 you may feel the lungs clear, or phlegm getting pushed around, etc.

This point is a yang point and helps circulate energy around the body. In that sense, it is safe, but care should be taken regardless. It is best to see a professional TCM doctor over delicate cases. She will need to work on diet and exercise for major changes, regardless, but acupoints will help with symptom management.

It is not the fact that she does not meditate which is an issue, but due to her lower vitality, and the fact that she can have compounding problems is what requires caution and precision.

 

[Sabazios]

This is wonderful, I am so happy for you!!!

We have to get rid of this poison.
Soon 15 days without tobacco, and surprisingly, quite easily.

As for Father Satan, I only regret having known this book SO LATE!!

Thank you

I barely have a week, and it s indeed pretty easy. I don't feel any need for tobacco, nicotine, or simply smoke in my lungs.

The only annoying thing I ve saw so far is that the habit kicks in ocassionally.
Like I was doing something all these years accompanied by a cig and when I do said thing now, am forgetting for a moment that I quit like an instinct by now, a robotic reaction to take a cig, and it's not like I even feel something about it.
It's purely the habit of doing the said action of smoking at the same with drinking a glass of juice(as an example).

Eventually I won't feel it anymore, but the brainwashing was indeed strong.

The book as I said worked wonders! Who actually struggles with quitting should give it a read, and read it seriously with the intent of following the content.

 

[SShiva_fr]

Thank you

I barely have a week, and it s indeed pretty easy. I don't feel any need for tobacco, nicotine, or simply smoke in my lungs.

The only annoying thing I ve saw so far is that the habit kicks in ocassionally.
Like I was doing something all these years accompanied by a cig and when I do said thing now, am forgetting for a moment that I quit like an instinct by now, a robotic reaction to take a cig, and it's not like I even feel something about it.
It's purely the habit of doing the said action of smoking at the same with drinking a glass of juice(as an example).

Eventually I won't feel it anymore, but the brainwashing was indeed strong.

The book as I said worked wonders! Who actually struggles with quitting should give it a read, and read it seriously with the intent of following the content.

Yes, I can see what you are talking about! I was also reaching for an invisible cigarette pack! But as time goes by, these reflexes fade away!

And the author of the book tells us not to worry about it and to rejoice thinking: "It's wonderful, I'm free!"

3 weeks very soon and I already feel much better lung wise!

 

[SShiva_fr]

*Update*

1 month I have definitely quit smoking! I am happy with this!

And I already feel much better! And I have not gained any extra weight !

I don't suffer from nicotine withdrawal and my mood remains pretty much stable.
I don't cough at all anymore but I still have pain in my lungs so I started a healing work with Ur ( + sowilo) this Tuesday Esbat in Virgo.

The book IS SO GOOD. Anyone who wants to be free of this disgusting poison should read this book!

I even ordered Allen Carr's book on alcohol for my husband which was really awful. And guess what?! He quit drinking!!!
Much less arguing and stress from that other horrible poison!

I will be ordering the book on sugar soon as I think I have a slight addiction to this other poison.

Allen Carr's books address all addictions (not an exhaustive list at all!)
Easy way to stop smoking
Easy way to quit smoking without willpower
Quit drinking without willpower
The easy way to control alcohol
The easy way for women to lose weight
Good sugar, bad sugar

 

[Henu the Great]

*Update*

1 month I have definitely quit smoking! I am happy with this!

Magnificent. I hope that all is well over there.

 

[SShiva_fr]

Magnificent. I hope that all is well over there.

Hi Henu, I haven't taken up smoking again - 7 months this month - and I don't feel any cravings, despite a hard day-to-day life in terms of lack of time, work and family atmosphere.

The book has been decisive, but the help of Lord Buer has been even more so, because really, I've made no effort at all: quitting smoking using the method in the book doesn't require any willpower. The help of one of our beloved God has made these feelings definitive.
Glory to Buer!

 

[SShiva_fr]

* UPDATE *

It's been 2 years to the day since I quit smoking!

Thanks to Allen Carr's great book, but above all thanks to Father Satan and Lord Buer for keeping me away from cravings and relapse!

 

[serpentwalker666]

* UPDATE *

It's been 2 years to the day since I quit smoking!

Thanks to Allen Carr's great book, but above all thanks to Father Satan and Lord Buer for keeping me away from cravings and relapse!

Congratulations my dear Sister!!! I am so happy to hear this!!!!