Follow me on Twitter: GThypno

and Facebook: Amelia Hasenohrl, LPC, CHt.

Nonsmoker Finds Success !!!

Keith L Wright Sr posted on your Facebook Wall.

Keith wrote:
"Hi Amelia, I'm still a clean air breather! Thanks again."

"I have known Amelia to be a very caring professional. She is respectful and respected a Licensed Professional Counselor and certified Hypnotherapist.

Whatever your need, from weight management to smoking cessation, Amelia can help you achieve your goals the easy way for a healthy and happier life thru Hypnotherapy and Counseling."

Jan Staycer

Hypnotherapy on the Radio

Listen to Interview with Amelia on Healthy Life webradio network at: www.Healthylife.net

Click on "Archives" then Steve Monkiewicz, then Amelia Hasenohrl 12/20/2010 and listen!
Enjoy !!

A Nonsmoker: Very Satisfied with Results

"Hi Amelia. It's been two years now and I am a non-smoker forever!. It's been easy thanks to you!! I see others going outside to smoke. I'm so glad I don't have that monkey on my back!!

This could easily be YOU !!!

Surgeon General Warns that Even Inhaling is BAD: A December 9 report says there's no doubt that tobacco smoke begins poisoning immediately as more then 7,000 chemicals in each puff rapidly spread through the body to cause cellular damage in nearly every organ. "That one puff on that cigarette could be the one that causes your heart attack," said Surgeon General Regina Benjamin. OR the one that causes someone else's: "I advise people to try to avoid being around smoking any way that you can," she said. About 443,000 Americans die from tobacco-caused illness every year. About 46 million adults -one in five- still smoke, and tens of millions more are regularly exposed to secondhand smoke. It's become clear that some of the harms- especially those involving the heart-kick in right a3way, said Dr. Terry Pechacek of the U.S. Centers of Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. That means social smoking, the occasional cigarette at a party, can be enough to trigger a heart attack in someone whose arteries already are silently clogged, he said. (See entire article in Record Eagle December 16,2010)

Relax

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently reported in a story that ran in USA Today, that up to 90% of all doctor visits might be attributable to stress-related illnesses.