Eliminating Nicotine Addiction

   by Blocking Physical Withdrawal Symptoms

are usually scheduled in the evening so there is no need to miss work.  Pre-Qualifying questions will be asked to ensure the program is right for you.

Upon your arrival to the clinic, we will explain how occurs and precisely what are used to counteract and replace the addiction. We will then introduce you to a simple three part process to replacing the

is provided on an outpatient basis and takes between 1 – 1½ hours

and includes:

• Completing a medical questionnaire
• Personal Review of Take Home Medications 
• DVD presentation describing the procedure,

                 how it works and possible side effects

 providing:
• a brief interview and physical exam
• An EKG to screen for irregular heart rhythm
• A Pulmonary (Lung) Screening Test
• Administering an injection of Atropine and Scopolamine,
• DVD presentation and behavioral modification resources
• Administering a very small dose behind each ear to
• Immediately block physical withdrawal symptoms
• Provide your follow-up anticholinergic medications and

Congratulations on Beginning Your Life as a Non-Smoker!

YOU MUST HAVE SOMEONE DRIVE YOU HOME AFTER YOUR TREATMENT!

After the treatment, the most common side effects may include some or none of the following:  light-headedness, dizziness, dry mouth, nose and throat, altered sense of taste and smell, constipation, and slightly blurred vision when focusing at different distances.  Driving is not allowed for 12 hours.  Visit Medline Plus for additional information about the medicines.

When you awaken in the morning, side effects should have markedly improved and

 you should have minimal to no physical craving for that first cigarette.

   The Surgeon General has labeled nicotine addiction as

 "the number one cause of preventable death in the U.S."