Quitting Smoking with Magnetic Healing

People often come to magnetic healing to stop smoking after several attempts.

The sentence I hear most often is this one: I have tried everything, patches, gum, medication, and I just can’t do it. That is not an admission of weakness. Tobacco addiction is powerful, both physical and emotional.

This article first tells you what has been proven to work, then what I can support alongside it.

Start with what works

I would rather be clear, even if it goes against my immediate commercial interest.

Stop-smoking treatments work. Nicotine replacement products, patches, gum, lozenges, genuinely reduce withdrawal symptoms, and some prescription medicines help even more. They are all the more effective when combined with human support, and part of the cost is covered by the Assurance Maladie, the French national health insurance.

If you have never sought advice for this, start there. Your GP can support you, and there are specialist stop-smoking clinics. The French public service Tabac info service offers free telephone support on 39 89, with personalised follow-up.

Magnetic healing is a wellbeing approach that complements medicine. It never replaces medical advice, treatment or follow-up.

Cigarettes, much more than a habit

For many people, the cigarette has become a silent companion, there in moments of stress, loneliness or a break. It marks a boundary in the day, it gives a reason to step outside, it keeps the hands and the mind busy.

Nicotine addiction is real and it can be treated. But behind it there is often something else: a need to calm down, a moment for oneself, a way to get through an emotion without having to look at it.

Stopping smoking is not just removing nicotine. It means finding yourself without whatever the cigarette used to fill. Many relapses happen there, not in the physical craving, which fades within a few weeks.

On this broader mechanism, you can read my article on magnetic healing and addictions, and discover everything I help with.

What I support, and what I don’t

I work on nicotine addiction and on the urge to smoke, without being able to promise that the urge will disappear. No session replaces a withdrawal treatment, and be wary of anyone who promises you will quit in a single session.

What I support is the tension and restlessness that come with withdrawal, the difficulty unwinding in the evening, and the emotional load the cigarette was covering. During a session, I sense the areas where tension has built up and I work on easing what weighs on you.

The idea is simple: when the ground is less tense, the effort of quitting asks a little less of you. It is a support, not a replacement.

Why some people quit easily and others don’t

Two people can smoke the same amount and experience quitting in radically different ways. The difference has a lot to do with what the cigarette filled in their lives.

For some, it filled a loneliness. For others, it soothed a long-standing anxiety. For others still, it was the only moment of the day that belonged to no one else.

That is the part I look at with you, and it is often the part that none of the previous attempts had addressed.

What people tell me

I feel calmer, more settled, which is what the cigarette used to give me.

Something came undone, I felt as if I was breathing differently.

These are accounts, not guaranteed results, and I will not promise you any. You can read the patient reviews page and make up your own mind.

How a session works

You stay dressed, lying down comfortably. I position myself behind you, connect to your energy and absorb what is negative, often yawning or burping. Most people describe a deep relaxation during the session.

As for frequency, start with one session and we will see from there. I don’t sell packages before I have met you.

Sessions take place at my practice in Le Perreux-sur-Marne or remotely from a photo, in France and internationally.

What you can do today

• Call 39 89 or book an appointment with your doctor. It is the step that most increases your chances, and it is free.
• Identify your three most important cigarettes. The one when you wake up, the one with your coffee, the one after work. They carry the most meaning, and they are the last to go.
• Write down what you feel just before lighting up. Stress, boredom, anger, loneliness. It is the most useful information for what comes next.
• Plan something else for those moments. Go for a walk, call someone, drink a glass of water. The idea is not to resist, it is to replace.
• Don’t see a relapse as a failure. Most people who have quit for good made several attempts. Each one teaches you something.

Come when you feel ready

I will not make you stop smoking, and no one can do it for you. What I offer is to ease what the cigarette was carrying for you, alongside support that has been proven to work.

You will come when you feel ready.

Lionel Roubine · Magnetic Healer · Burn Healer (“coupeur de feu”)

For 27 years, I have been supporting people who are suffering, at my practice in Le Perreux-sur-Marne and remotely in 26 countries.

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