• What causes people to smoke? When we polled people, we learned that smoking boosts stamina, helps us to stay awake for longer while driving, while under stress at work, and so on. Some people believe that smoking makes them more alert and concentrated, as well as relaxes them. Research shows that smoking increases dopamine levels in the brain, increasing feelings of satisfaction and pleasure, and also strengthens the urge to keep smoking.

• Majority of smokers began when they were teenagers. Those who have smoking friends and/or parents are more likely to begin smoking earlier than those who don’t. Research shows that genetic factors also play a major role in whether or not a person becomes addicted to nicotine. Also, people who are going through a difficult work/life process, have lost a loved one, or have been affected by social groups/media, etc.

• Nicotine, which is highly addictive, is the main component of cigarettes. Nicotine has a wide range of effects on the body, including the brain. Within 10 seconds, nicotine enters your bloodstream and reaches your brain. It causes the brain to release adrenaline, which produces a pleasant and energetic buzz. However, the buzz dissipates quickly. Then you may feel tired or depressed, and you may crave that buzz again; this is how nicotine addiction develops.

• Behind feeling of pleasure, Smoking has numerous negative effects on the body, including eye vision, lungs, brain, heart, cavity and gums, immune system, fertility, sex life, and skin.

• Our 14-day De-Addiction Retreat Program at Nimba health village teaches the benefits of a smoke-free lifestyle to those who are willingly want to live an addiction-free life. Our goal is to learn why and how you become addicted to smoking, as well as how smoking negatively affects your entire body and life, as well as your family environment, especially when you have kids around you.

• Nearly 70% of smokers claim they want to quit smoking when they acknowledge the benefit of quitting smoking. But the success rate of quitting smoking without assistance is as low as 3-5 percent. Since nicotine withdrawal symptoms include unpleasant physical and emotional responses such as depression, frustration, insomnia, or anxiety, exhaustion, restlessness, and irritability, Withdrawal symptoms are the main reason for de-motivation for quitters. Nicotine dependency is what makes it difficult for most people to quit smoking.

• The main aim of this program at our Nimba health village is to assist you in overcoming trigger points through natural therapy treatments and a holistic approach. We not only empathize with stopping smoking, but we also recognize and address the smoking causes with our therapeutic rituals, which include Naturopathy, Ayurveda, Yoga, Personalized Meditation, Diet and Nutrition, Breathing Exercises, Reiki Healing, Raga Therapy, and Counseling Sessions to detox and recover from smoking/nicotine withdrawal symptoms. The program ensures that you become both mentally and physically healthier.

Our professionally trained doctors develop a personalized treatment plan for you that includes the best and most reliable methods for quitting all nicotine-containing products. It is necessary not to give up after many attempts at stopping smoking. If you need clinical assistance, we provide one of the best environments for “kicking the habit/getting rid of”. Our knowledgeable staff is here to assist and inspire you in your efforts to quit smoking.