by ButtLight 23 Replies latest jw friends
Oh my dear Butt...I am surprised that you would resort to hypnotism because you darn well know from your extensive studies with Jehovah's Witnesses that it can lead to demon possession. And I heard that demons love to smoke. So you see you got a double whammy there. Oh hahahaha! No...seriously...sorry it didn't work. I have always been curious about hypnotism as regards to WEIGHT CONTROL. Guess I won't give it a try.
love and a hug...mumsy
And how does one know that ciggyboos taste like dried cat scat? Someone been into the litter box at night?
inquiring minds really don't need to know
carmel
So, you thought it was the tar that caused cancer...
Think again. Cigarette companies will have you believing
anything just as long as you continue to buy their products. The
fact is, although insoluble tars are a contributing factor to the
lung cancer danger present in today's cigarettes, the real danger
is radioactivity. According to U.S. Surgeon General C. Everette
Koop (on national television, 1990) radioactivity, not tar,
accounts for at least 90% of all smoking related lung cancer.
Tobacco crops grown in the United States are fertilized by law
with phosphates rich in radium 226. In addition, many soils have
a natural radium 226 content. Radium 226 breaks down into two long
lived 'daughter' elements -- lead 210 and polonium 210. These
radioactive particles become airborne, and attach themselves to the
fine hairs on tobacco leaves.
Studies have shown that lead 210 and polonium 210 deposits
accumulate in the bodies of people exposed to cigarette smoke.
Data collected in the late 1970's shows that smokers have three
times as much of these elements in their lower lungs as non
smokers. Smokers also show a greater accumulation of lead 210 and
polonium 210 in their skeletons,though no studies have been
conducted to link these deposits with bone cancer. Polonium 210 is
the only component of cigarette smoke which has produced tumors by
itself in inhalation experiments with animals...
I'm sorry that this try didn't work. But don't stop trying. It sounds like this professional™ really wasn't. I personally believe that hypnotism can work. I've seen it work successfully in severe pain management. I see you as a partial success story. You did cut back dramatically. Did you have a "What's the use" feeling when you lit that first one up again? You'll make it and you will succeed. Don't stop trying.
