Quit Smoking Phoenix, Arizona. Other programs such as the nicotine patch and gum, Zyban and hypnosis do not break the physical addiction and their success rates are comparatively very low. The physical addiction is tough to break because withdrawal symptoms include nervousness, irritability, cold sweats, insomnia, cravings, and lack of focus, just to name a few.
 
The medicines are ATROPINE and SCOPOLAMINE. They are members of a family of drugs called anticholinergics. The medicines are FDA Approved, and have been used for over 100 years in anesthesia prior to surgery, testing of the eyes, for prevention of nausea, and poison antidotes.

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Health-Related Facts:
 
On average, smoking reduces adult life expectancy by 14 years.
 
Life Insurance cost is
40% to 60% lower for
non-smokers.
 
Health Insurance cost is
30% to 50% lower for
non-smokers.
 
Annual health care costs in the U.S. total over
$167 Billion!
 
60% of direct health care costs in the U.S. go to treat tobacco-related illnesses.
 
Health costs and productivity losses are more than $7 for every pack of cigarettes sold
in the U.S.

 

 
FREELIFE Stop Smoking Centers consists of a group of medical professionals dedicated to helping smokers, who are committed to quit, eliminate their nicotine addiction.

Tens of Thousands of Patients Have Successfully
Overcome Their Nicotine Dependence with Anticholinergic Treatment!
The procedure our physicians employ has been used to successfully treat nicotine addiction in thousands of patients. The medicines involved in our treatment are some of the oldest known to man, and have been used by doctors since the mid 1800s. These medicines alleviate physical withdrawal symptoms at the molecular level by blocking molecules within nerves that are responsible for withdrawal symptoms. 

GREATER SUCCESS RATE THAN ANY OTHER PROGRAM AVAILABLE

Our physicians use a medical protocol of FDA- approved medications that drastically reduce physical withdrawal symptoms. Research clearly indicates that over 95% of all smokers who try to quit on their own return to smoking. Based on the results of multiple clinical investigations, the 2 month quit rate using anticholinergic medications ranges between 70 and 86%. When compared to the multitude of other medications and techniques that people have used to quit smoking, this rate is more than double the most successful that are available.

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By attaching to acetylcholine receptor sites, nicotine stimulates nerve impulses. These impulses are sent to various parts of the brain, and other body organs, creating a mild sense of euphoria, improved concentration, organ stimulation and a state of mental relaxation that reinforces the habit of smoking.  Over time, the body adjusts to the stimulant effect of nicotine by counteracting its effects with large amounts of acetyl-choline produced and secreted in the midbrain. When nicotine is withdrawn suddenly acetylcholine acts as a depressant and is largely responsible for the physical and emotional side effects of the Nicotine Withdrawal Syndrome. Our medications block acetylcholine and thus the Nicotine Withdrawal Syndrome making quitting easier than you ever thought possible!!!
 
 
 
What is in the shot?
A combination of FDA approved medications (Atropine & Scopolamine) that go directly to the nicotine receptor sites and block them much like how Novocain works on a tooth. .

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