Deal of the Day: Trying To Quit Smoking? Get A Deal
POSTED: Tuesday, January 4, 2005
Maybe you've tried it all: Zyban, the nicotine patch, nicotine gum, and even hypnosis.
But if this is the year you're going to kick your smoking habit, you may want to try something from the new kid in town -- low level laser therapy."I know laser therapy works because I used it to break my own addiction," said Craig Nabat, president of Freedom Laser Therapy.Freedom Laser Therapy is dedicated to freeing the world from nicotine addiction and it has just landed in Royal Oak.Freedom uses a low-level laser to stimulate energy points on the hands, face and ears, which are associated with nicotine addiction.During the one time 30-minute treatment, the client watches a video dealing with the psychological aspects of their addiction and a 10-day vitamin detoxification regimen."I was smoking since I was 12 years old and now I'm 33 and I've tried everything to get off smoking," said Michael Kieda.Kieda said the treatment has helped him kick his two-pack a day habit.Being nicotine-free for a year, Kieda has some words of advice for people looking to do the same."If they try to quit smoking, it's the easiest ever," said Kieda.Freedom Laser Therapy, located in Royal Oak, is giving Local 4 viewers a 20 percent discount off the regular price of $399 and that's an $80 savings. Print the video coupon below and present it to Freedom Laser Therapy. Also, you should say you saw the deal on Local 4. The deal is good until the end of January.
(Print Your Video Coupon Here)
But if this is the year you're going to kick your smoking habit, you may want to try something from the new kid in town -- low level laser therapy."I know laser therapy works because I used it to break my own addiction," said Craig Nabat, president of Freedom Laser Therapy.Freedom Laser Therapy is dedicated to freeing the world from nicotine addiction and it has just landed in Royal Oak.Freedom uses a low-level laser to stimulate energy points on the hands, face and ears, which are associated with nicotine addiction.During the one time 30-minute treatment, the client watches a video dealing with the psychological aspects of their addiction and a 10-day vitamin detoxification regimen."I was smoking since I was 12 years old and now I'm 33 and I've tried everything to get off smoking," said Michael Kieda.Kieda said the treatment has helped him kick his two-pack a day habit.Being nicotine-free for a year, Kieda has some words of advice for people looking to do the same."If they try to quit smoking, it's the easiest ever," said Kieda.Freedom Laser Therapy, located in Royal Oak, is giving Local 4 viewers a 20 percent discount off the regular price of $399 and that's an $80 savings. Print the video coupon below and present it to Freedom Laser Therapy. Also, you should say you saw the deal on Local 4. The deal is good until the end of January.(Print Your Video Coupon Here) Copyright 2005 by ClickOnDetroit.com.
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