Poisonshady313
Well-Known Member
Allen Carr was a smoker. Not just a casual smoker, or a social smoker... he was a 5 pack per day smoker, for years. He tried to quit, often and with a variety of different methods that relied on willpower. But in 1983, he figured out how to quit permanently, without painful withdrawal pangs, without the gloom and doom and depression of worrying about how he'll survive without cigarettes. He figured out how to cure smokers of their addiction to nicotine so that they would never again desire to smoke, and would in fact enjoy the process of quitting.
He started a clinic in London, which became a global network of clinics that exists in more than 150 cities in over 40 countries.
And for those individuals who were too emotional to make it through a clinic session, he put his method into a book, which has since sold more than 11 million copies, is published in 57 countries, and is available in 38 different languages.
And it works. Allen Carr's own records from his clinics indicated a success rate of approx 90%, based on the full money back guarantee. Over the years, independent clinical evaluations put the success rate at somewhere between 50% and 80%.
Meanwhile, most other methods like the gum and the patch have a success rate that is less than 15%. The most widely recommended, and usually most expensive, smoking cessation methods are designed not to work. They're money making schemes, whereby a person stops for the 3 month period they're using the gum or patch, and after a few months off the gum or patch they go right back to smoking. They're usually heard saying things like "I'm gonna have to get the nicotine gum again. It worked for me before."
No, it didn't, otherwise you wouldn't be smoking now.
As for the people who actually do succeed in stopping smoking using those other methods, Carr says something along the lines of "There are people who can make love standing on a hammock, but there are easier ways to do it." (Not an exact quote. I'm going from memory here.)
And when it comes to stopping smoking, the only easy way is Easyway.
I am not now, nor have I ever been a smoker, but after reading Allen Carr's book and hearing feedback from smokers who can relate to what he says, I feel confident in saying that there's nobody who understands the psychology of smokers, and the reasons why so many find it hard to quit smoking, better than him. He's not working with a sample size of 1. He has had decades of experience personally helping many thousands of smokers to quit. Which is why I so confidently recommend Easyway to anybody that I hear is trying to quit smoking, especially if they've already had a hard time doing so.
Have any of you heard of this method before?
Do you know people who have tried it?
Do you have any questions about it?
He started a clinic in London, which became a global network of clinics that exists in more than 150 cities in over 40 countries.
And for those individuals who were too emotional to make it through a clinic session, he put his method into a book, which has since sold more than 11 million copies, is published in 57 countries, and is available in 38 different languages.
And it works. Allen Carr's own records from his clinics indicated a success rate of approx 90%, based on the full money back guarantee. Over the years, independent clinical evaluations put the success rate at somewhere between 50% and 80%.
Meanwhile, most other methods like the gum and the patch have a success rate that is less than 15%. The most widely recommended, and usually most expensive, smoking cessation methods are designed not to work. They're money making schemes, whereby a person stops for the 3 month period they're using the gum or patch, and after a few months off the gum or patch they go right back to smoking. They're usually heard saying things like "I'm gonna have to get the nicotine gum again. It worked for me before."
No, it didn't, otherwise you wouldn't be smoking now.
As for the people who actually do succeed in stopping smoking using those other methods, Carr says something along the lines of "There are people who can make love standing on a hammock, but there are easier ways to do it." (Not an exact quote. I'm going from memory here.)
And when it comes to stopping smoking, the only easy way is Easyway.
I am not now, nor have I ever been a smoker, but after reading Allen Carr's book and hearing feedback from smokers who can relate to what he says, I feel confident in saying that there's nobody who understands the psychology of smokers, and the reasons why so many find it hard to quit smoking, better than him. He's not working with a sample size of 1. He has had decades of experience personally helping many thousands of smokers to quit. Which is why I so confidently recommend Easyway to anybody that I hear is trying to quit smoking, especially if they've already had a hard time doing so.
Have any of you heard of this method before?
Do you know people who have tried it?
Do you have any questions about it?
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