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    lose excess weight? Fortunately‚ there is a way for you to lose weight without suffering the bother and challenges from it‚ through the self-hypnosis weight loss method. Self-hypnosis weight loss is the perfect answer for anybody who needs to shed those extra few pounds quickly and easily. Keep reading to learn how self-hypnosis can help you. Self-hypnosis weight loss can be a self-empowering first step towards a lot more vitality and improved self-confidence. It is the only natural and safe way

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    Hypnosis in Healthcare: A Christian Perspective Christopher S. Baker Oral Roberts University Abstract Steven Lafevers‚ a certified counselor and hypnotherapist‚ presents the reader with an array of methods and techniques associated with hypnotherapy. The reading offers detailed step by step methods of induction and foundational principles with little to no jargon or erroneous claims. A full spectrum of life challenges are identified‚ with respective hypnotic prescriptions presented

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    TITLE: “What Is Hypnosis?” Describe the psychological and physical aspects of hypnosis and discuss the role of relaxation in Hypnotherapy. NAME: COURSE CODE: TUTOR: WORD COUNT: 2‚112 Hypnosis is a word that is hugely misunderstood ; when most people hear the word‚ they immediately think of someone putting them to sleep or making them do something silly for example like ‘barking like a dog’. In reality‚ this

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    Gipsy hypnosis Every year‚ hundreds of Russians report that they have been hypnotized out of their money by gipsies. The essence of the technique is form replaces content. Our brain is built so it can process only a piece of information over a certain period of time…. In cases where the flow of information is too powerful and fast‚ or on the other hand‚ too slow … the brain slows down‚ and the person’s level of vigilance (бдительность) drops. For example‚ when a professor talks too fast

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    viewer’s entertainment. Hypnosis is used in many different ways other than just pure entertainment. Hypnosis is used in many professions‚ including criminal investigation. By Webster’s definition hypnosis is‚ “A trancelike state that resembles sleep but is induced by a person whose suggestions are readily accepted by the subject.” Research shows that hypnosis is the equivalent to breathing to a human. It is a trait that everyone carries. The first “scientific” viewpoint for hypnosis was made by Franz

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    What is Hypnosis? The word "hypnosis" originated from the Greek "hypnos" ‚ meaning sleep‚ and according to Webster ’s New International Dictionary‚ is "The induction of a state resembling sleep or somnambulism". This statement is true to the large extent because to the untrained eye someone in a deep hypnotic state could easily be mistaken for someone sleeping. However‚ it has been a proven scientific fact that for more than 100 years hypnosis can be induced without sleep (because sleep is a symptom

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    but the change is temporary. As the time passes‚ you start quitting the diet and the lost weight piles over again. But this does not happen with weight loss hypnosis. It results in a permanent weight loss. And therefore more and more people are turning towards weight loss hypnosis online information. Each and every piece information on hypnosis

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    David Mintz Word Count 1953 Year 1 Module 8 Choose a medical Condition that interests you and research it. Write about the possible uses of hypnosis in the treatment of the condition as you see them. More than 2 million people in the UK live with diabetes. Another 75‚000 have diabetes but don’t know it. Diabetes is now classified as a worldwide epidemic. Blindness‚ kidney disease‚ impotence and many other illnesses are often the direct result

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    Imagine being able to go to a park without being afraid through hypnosis for a fear of dogs. When you have a fear of dogs‚ going on a hike or walking down the street can be scary. You are afraid that a dog will run up and try to bite you. Over time‚ your fear can affect every part of your life. “Do you wonder why your fear never goes away?” “Are you not able to enjoy being outdoors?” “Are you worried that you will never be able to be around dogs?” A fear of dogs is quite common. Millions of

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    Treatments for Stress‚ Anxieties and Phobias‚ Along with Limitations of this Treatment 1959 words “It is important to remember that if your emotions are not given relief from stress‚ your body will soon feel the results” Susie Hadley/Carol Staudacher Hypnosis for Change The origins of stress and anxiety stem back millions of years ago when the fight or flight was a response vital to our survival. In these cave man days‚ when we were hunted and ‘hunters’ the fight or flight response served to prepare the

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