Driving directions from Corby to Kettering, Northants
These directions have been provided to help you when coming to the Parklands Hypnotherapy Clinic in Loddington, Kettering so that you can quit smoking and start a new healthy life, free of any side effects.

There is plenty of parking outside the Parklands Hypnotherapy Clinic

If you would like more information including a map of the area please see the kettering page.

Directions from Corby to Kettering, Northants

From Corby, travel South either on the A6003 or A6014. to the Uppingham road roundabout

After approx. 3 miles you will come to the Uppingham road roundabout. Take the exit that says "Kettering".

After approx. 2.5 miles, you will come to a large roundabout. At roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the A43 (signposted Northampton, All other routes) onto Kettering Northern Bypass.

After approx. 1.5 miles you will come to a roundabout with traffic lights. Take the 2nd exit onto the A4300 (signposted Kettering).

Continue on this road for about 300 yds. Look for a cemetery on your left and you will see a turning on your right opposite the cemetery - turn right here. This is Gypsy Lane.

As soon as you have turned into Gypsy Lane immediately turn right towards Loddington.

After approx 2.5 miles, you will pass the sign saying "Loddington please drive carefully". After the sign take the second turning right. into Parklands Close.

The clinic is the second building on the right.

You have arrived! - (You will have stopped smoking before you even realise it)

The next step is you will have already quit smoking!

A quick summary of your journey from Corby to Kettering, Northants. Your return journey will be as a non-smoker!

Estimated driving distance 12 miles

Estimated driving time 15-20 minutes

Did you realise about the risk of lung cancer? Like all other cancers, it increases steeply with advancing age. When smokers give up, their risk of getting lung cancer starts decreasing so that after 10 years an ex smoker's risk is about a third to half that of continuing smokers. A longitudinal study of British doctors found that if people stop smoking, even well into middle age, they avoid most of their subsequent risk of lung cancer. Stopping smoking before the age of 30 avoids more than 90% of the risk attributable to smoking.

Pulmonary function is a strong predictor of mortality and smoking reduces pulmonary function. A Finnish study found that middle aged smokers across the entire range of pulmonary function may increase their expectation of lifespan by giving up smoking. Smokers with chronic obstructive lung disease who stop smoking while still young can expect their lung function to improve. However, in older people, such improvement is not possible although after cessation further deterioration will run parallel to that of non-smokers.

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