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1. First and foremost, nicotine is not an addictive substance. It has a half-life of about two hours, most of it is out of the blood within eight hours, and it is completely out of the system in 72 hours. It is, however, a highly reinforcing substance, in that it crosses the blood-brain barrier by way of acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter responsible for learning and memory.
2. Smoking becomes a habit through Hebbian learning: neurons that fire together ultimately get wired together. The process can be "reversed" by "rewiring" the habit, which is what the SNAP program does.

How is SNAP different than other smoking cessation programs?

It does NOT require the purchase of ANY products. Through this program, I show that the success rate for smoking cessation is dismal when dependent upon an outside influencer, such as herbs, patches, or expensive prescription drugs.

This program uses the latest research in brain neuroscience that clearly shows that nicotine is NOT an addictive substance. This program explains how to immediately counteract the “wiring” effect of nicotine through an understanding of the working memory, and it strengthens the commitment to quit smoking with emotional anchors.

Kevin Ochsner, Ph.D. , one of the founders of the social neuroscience field and head of the Social Cognitive Neuroscience lab at Columbia University, says that feedback [didactic therapies] is designed exclusively for the thought system and is largely ineffective in treating "habit" problems, because our habit systems are responsible for guiding our behavior most of the time. He states: "This system [habit] changes slowly but responds to immediate feedback..."

My program teaches immediate cognitive behavioral change feedback that the smoker can use at any time to stop the automatic behavior that has been "wired" through the use of nicotine.

It is a science-based, user-friendly, program designed for IMMEDIATE results.

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