SSLT is working with the FDA on a clinical study under IRB guidelines

Congratulations, you have just taken the first step to a fresh start in your new life.  My name is Barry Treanor and I am a certified laser technician.  This is my wife Dawn, our registered nurse and certified laser technician, with our daughter Jacquelyn.  Dawn and I both smoked over a pack of cigarettes per day for over twenty years.  At the time, we did not realize that we were slowly destroying our lives by smoking.  You don't have to live with your addiction any longer.  Call us right now and get the help you need. 

 It's a lot easier than you think!  It worked for us!!

After 30 years of use internationally in Europe and Canada, low-level laser therapy is available through clinical research trials being conducted here in the United States.  Low-level laser is being studied in the U.S. to determine if it helps treat nicotine addiction and weight control.

The principal goal of SSLT Clinic is to assist smokers in ending their nicotine addictions and weight clients to control weight gain. Our clinical tranquil atmosphere reflects a compassionate and innovative organization truly committed to helping people all over the globe live healthy, happy and productive lives.

The treatment is completely painless and in a very short period you can become smoke free!  We use a low-level laser (also known as a therapeutic or cold laser).  It works along the same principle as acupuncture, but of course, no painful needles. The points that we work on are on the ears (auricular points), nose, hands, wrist and forearm (meridian points).  It is a very relaxing and pleasant treatment.  Most of our clients become extremely relaxed and fall asleep.

We work on three different areas with the treatment.  First, we treat points for the addiction to nicotine, to help block your body's need for that drug; second, we treat diet points to help control your appetite and avoid excessive weight gain; and third, we treat a lot of stress and relaxation points to help avoid the withdrawal symptoms that you would normally experience if you tried to quit on your own, such as irritability, getting short tempered, etc.  We try to take away all the negative feelings and make it a smooth transition for you.

Barry Treanor, CLT

Dawn Treanor, R.N., CLT

Every 8 seconds, someone dies from tobacco-related disease.