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Electromagnetic resonance and smoking: any connection?

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Participants quietcyclist72Nicole JamesChris Howard7
quietcyclist72 quietcyclist72 NewcomerOP
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Anyone here actually messed around with electromagnetic resonance? I'm wondering if anyone’s used it to kick the cigarette habit.😁
http://www.nepusim.com/
quietcyclist72 quietcyclist72 NewcomerOP
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Seriously, does nobody else see this? Is everyone just completely clueless? I can't believe this!πŸ˜•
Nicole James Nicole James Regular
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joined Dec 2010
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Bio waves of nicotine... man, I haven't heard that ridiculous phrase in forever 😁

Pure charlatanism, if you ask me.
Chris Howard7 Chris Howard7 Newcomer
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quietcyclist72 said:Anyone here actually messed around with electromagnetic resonance? I'm wondering if anyone’s used it to kick the cigarette habit.😁
http://www.nepusim.com/

Well, I’m getting back to you after two whole years. Maybe you went through with it in the meantime and just didn't say anything, who knows?
I did it, and honestly, it works. I haven't touched a cigarette since March 17, 2009, 😁 though I still struggle with what to do with my hands sometimesβ€”that restless "idle" feeling during downtime, you know? 🀷, but there isn't really a therapy for that part (for context, I was a heavy smoker for 20 years, doing about a pack and a half a day)
. Nicole James, all I can say to you is that you're being incredibly stubborn.😒

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