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Smoking Cessation and Hypnosis

The American Hypnosis Association presents twenty-seven (27) studies related to Smoking Cessation and Hypnosis.

  • Study 1: Hypnosis for Smoking Most Effective Technique; Three Times More Effective than Nicotine Gum and Five Times More Effective than Willpower Alone
  • Study 2: Hypnosis and NLP to Quit Smoking
  • Study 3: Smoking Cessation and Hypnosis: Three Sessions
  • Study 4: Hypnosis to Quit Smoking for Medical Reasons
  • Study 5: Hypnosis to Quit Smoking – One Session (Compared to Placebo and No Treatment)
  • Study 6: Hypnosis to Quit Smoking – Hospitalized Patients (Compared to Nicotine Replacement Therapy and Going “Cold Turkey”)
  • Study 7: Hypnosis and Smoking Cessation in the Workplace – Hypnotherapy Accompanying a Smoke-Free Work Policy
  • Study 8: Smoking and Suggestions Given During Anesthesia for Surgery
  • Study 9: Smoking and Hypnosis: Single Session with Self-Hypnosis
  • Study 10: Smoking and Hypnosis: Factors for Success – Patient’s Own Reason to Quit, Maintaining Contact with Patient, Self-Hypnosis
  • Study 11: Smoking and Hypnosis: Which Suggestions Work
  • Study 12: Hypnosis for Secondary School Students to Quit Smoking
  • Study 13: Hypnosis Compared to Nicotine Replacement Therapy to Quit Smoking
  • Study 14: Group Versus Individual Hypnosis to Quit Smoking
  • Study 15: Another Study: 80% of the Study Participants Quit Smoking by Hypnosis
  • Study 16: Hypnotherapy for Smoking Cessation: Systematic Review
  • Study 17: Hypnotherapy vs CBT for Smoking Cessation
  • Study 18: Hypnotherapy for Smoking Cessation
  • Study 19: Hypnotherapy’s Effect on Quitting Smoker Behavior
  • Study 20: Neural Mechanisms of Immediate and Follow-Up of Treatment Effect of Hypnosis on Smoking Craving
  • Study 21: Hypnosis for Treatment of Smoking
  • Study 22: Analysis of Hypnotherapy Model for Adolescent Smokers
  • Study 23: Effect of Hypnotic Suggestion on Cognition and Craving of Smokers
  • Study 24: Hypnotherapy to Reduce Smoking Intention in Adolescents
  • Study 25: Hypnosis vs Nicotine-Replacement Therapies for Withdrawal Symptom Intensity
  • Study 26: Cognitive Behavioral Hypnotherapy to Reduce Smoking in Anxiety-Prone Individuals
  • Study 27: Online Hypnosis for Smoking Cessation
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