10/18/2012

If you are pregnant or want to become pregnant and finding it difficult to quit smoking, there are a few things that you need to think about. Now is the time to stop smoking. Pregnant mothers not only put themselves at risk for painful and irreversible medical issues, they expose their unborn child to some of the most frightening problems they could ever face.



Consider this: women who smoke during pregnancy have a high risk for miscarriage or having a stillborn baby. If you do, in fact, give birth to a living child, chances are he or she is going to be born premature, which opens up an entirely new can of worms. You run the risk of your child being born underweight, under length, and with a cranial mass below average for a newborn. The child will also have severe complications within the first eight months of life, increasing the amount of trips to the hospital you will have to take.



You will be exposing your child to incredible pain throughout his or her entire life such as asthmatic bronchitis, lower lung function, and tuberculosis. Not to mention you will be increasing your child's chances of dying of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS or Baby Crib Death) --a painful and slow demise.



It may seem nearly impossible to safely stop smoking. Pregnant mothers take heart, there is a proven cure to your smoking ills: Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP). NLP is the all natural alternative to traditional quitting methods. It's been proven to be the safest, most effective way to quit smoking --with a 95% success rate. What NLP does --which other "miracle cures" and 12-step programs haven't quite figured out how to do-- is target those areas that are most prone to nicotine cravings, drawing them out and eradicating them permanently. If you want to give your baby a fighting chance in the world, consider NLP. You will be thankful for it in the long run.
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