Great Revelations And Easy Guide To Hypnotize Yourself Today : Learn And Get Ideas In Self Hypnosis And Hypnosis Techniques With This Handbook And Get Absolute Information About Clinical Hypnosis, Hypnosis Therapy And More! - Scot S. Carrillo

Great Revelations And Easy Guide To Hypnotize Yourself Today

Learn And Get Ideas In Self Hypnosis And Hypnosis Techniques With This Handbook And Get Absolute Information About Clinical Hypnosis, Hypnosis Therapy And More!

By: Scot S. Carrillo

eBook | 3 October 2012

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What is hypnosis and why does is it intrigue us so much?

There are many different definitions of hypnosis. Hypnotists will tell you that hypnosis is to do with relaxation of your mind and body; however, you are in total control and cannot be made to do anything you don't want to do.

Hypnosis is more about making someone so relaxed that the therapist is able to speak directly to your subconscious mind, which will have a positive effect on your mind when you are fully conscious.

Genuine hypnotherapists recognize that they can have a positive effect of people by using their skill, whether it be overcoming a fear, losing weight, stopping bad habits or building up your self confidence, whatever it may be, you can at least know that there is no magic involved, and it is not a tool to make you do things you would not want to do in your normal alert state.

Deep hypnosis can also relieve pain from your body and control allergies. Chronic pain such as arthritis, fibromyalgia and back pain are said to be improved with hypnotherapy. Practicing this can relieve symptoms up to 70 percent. Even sleeping disorders such as sleep apnea and snoring can be improved. This technique is even used in the emergency rooms in hospitals to help relax a severely injured victim, and even in the ICU to control the heart rate and respiration. Dentists also use this technique to decrease pain, calm the patients, and to reduce bleeding. Even during childbirth it is used to relieve pain.

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