Rob Singer L.Ac
Whitsitt Goodson L.Ac
Peter Chabarek L.Ac
Acupuncturists

541-521-6285
Acu4You@Gmail.com
2833 Willamette St.Suite E
Eugene, OR

Office Hours
M  10:00am-6:30pm
T  10:00am-6:30pm
W  9:00am-7:30pm
TH 10:00am-6:30pm
F 10:00am-6:00pm
Sat 9:00am-1:00pm

Stop Smoking Special

5 Treatments for $50 ! We ask that you prepay for your first 5 visits & schedule treatments for at least 5 days in a row for best results. Additional ear treatments are just $10 after that!

If you want to quit smoking, Acupuncture detox treatment can help. It acts as a substitute for tobacco by effectively reducing cravings, managing withdrawal symptoms and easing stress. This makes the process easier by helping you feel better.

You begin by having your last cigarette 12-24 hours before your first appointment. When you come in you will probably be feeling strong cravings, possibly some irritability, and whatever other symptoms come up for you during withdrawal. Check in with us when you arrive, and then move into the treatment room and have a seat in one of our comfy recliners. Your acupuncturist will insert 5 small pins in each of your ears. You'll spend the next hour or so relaxing (some people even nap). When you're feeling ready we'll remove your points and you can go about the rest of your day with fewer cravings and more calm.

The first week after your last cigarette is typically the most challenging. The calm you get from your first acupuncture treatment will gradually fade as cravings return. That’s why it is important to come back again to repeat your treatment every day. As the course of treatment progresses, the overall level of cravings will decline and your body will begin to feel “normal” without cigarettes. This may take 5 to 10 daily treatments gradually spacing them out to 2 or 3 times a week as your symptoms subside. Nicotine can be very addictive and cravings may return from time to time even after you've been without cigarettes for awhile. Don’t hesitate to resume acupuncture if necessary.

While acupuncture is great for helping your body adjust to life without nicotine, that is only one part of quitting smoking. It's up to you to make positive lifestyle choices that support your decision to live without tobacco. Try to think about what you get out of smoking, and find other ways to satisfy those needs. Identify situations that act as triggers for you to smoke, and avoid them (at least until you feel more in control). It's also a good idea to get rid of all cigarettes, lighters, and ashtrays to avoid unnecessary temptation. You can do it!

You can do it! Schedule your appointment online today.
 

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