Research proves people who use hypnosis lose 2 to 16.5 times more weight than those who don’t. This FREE video series shows you how to use hypnosis to suppress your appetite. It’s entertaining, and educational.
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I hate the way I look, and the things I hate the most are the ones which I can’t naturally change. For example, I have low density hair, which makes even a pony tail look ridiculous. I have brown eyes, which I don’t like (brown is too common, and guys especially seem to prefer green or blue eyes). My eyes look boring, and there’s something about their shape I don’t like :/
I also have perpetual dark circles under my eyes. No matter how much/little I sleep, if I eat healthily, if I exercise, NO MATTER WHAT, the circles are still there! I have no allergies, nothing, I think it’s genetic :/
I think, in general, that my face looks manly. I just look at myself in the mirror, and see other girls, and I just feel like I don’t look like them.
About my body: I hate having A cup boobs, and huge thighs. I’m not overweight, but my thighs are still huge, to make things worse I have cellulite all over my thighs and butt, no matter how much I work out or anything. I feel too ugly. I know there are bigger problems in life, but I’ve been called ugly too many times to count, and it left emotional scars. I just want to know what being irresistibly beautiful feels like. To actually be confident that I look good no matter what. I know it’s a stupid wish. But being ugly really makes me suffer. I have a boyfriend, but he also doesn’t think I’m the prettiest. I know some girls who’re so pretty, but are b****es, yet they get all the attention, friends, etc., and people often "forgive" their dumbness or cruelty just because they’re "hot".
I know there’s nothing I can do about this. I can’t reshape my face, or permanently change my eye color, I won’t get implants, and I can’t change my bone structure, same with my hair, I hate the idea of being fake so extensions are out of the question.
All that is left is to accept it. I don’t know how, though. I try positive thinking, but it doesn’t work. Does something like hypnosis work for stuff like this? I don’t mind deluding myself into believing I’m the most beautiful woman on Earth when I’m not, I just want to stop hating what I see in the mirror, envying every gorgeous girl I see. I know it’s the inside that matters, blah, blah, I have a great "inside", but people still put a lot of value on the outside. I’m only 22, so DECADES will have to go on before beauty really becomes irrelevant. So what if I’m smart or kind? It hasn’t led me too far. Sure it has helped academically, but not on social aspects. And no I’m not shy or mean. Like I said before, beauty queens get better treatment, regardless of personality or intelligence.
You are right. There are plenty of studies out there supporting the theory that attractive people get better treatment. You can’t change that.
You aren’t willing to take extreme steps to change your physical appearance. So you can’t change that.
Yet you are fixated on what you can’t change. Why?
Rich people get better treatment. Really outgoing and warm people have this empathetic glow and they get better treatment. Funny people make people laugh and get better treatment.
Why are you so fixated on what is superficial? You can have a wonderful, exciting life! You could learn how to fly a plane! You could be the world’s greatest chef….greatest writer…a published author. You can find 100 fabulous friends who love you! Or you could sit around and gripe about what you DON’T have. It is up to you. 
. It is your life and you have one shot at it. So choose what you will pay attention to…..where attention goes energy flows! Is your glass half full or half empty?
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A professional hypnotherapist demonstrate the move towards a hypnotic state with a patient; learn about this and more in this free online health care video on hypnotherapy taught by a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist.
Expert: Carmen Lynne
Bio: Carmen Lynne, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, has been in private practice since January 2007 assisting clients in achieving their personal goals in such areas as habit modification, stress reducti
Filmmaker: Louis Nathan
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I am talking in regards to losing weight and controlling eating. Binge eating etc. I know you can get hypnotised and by hypnosis recordings off the internet. Has anyone every tried these methods?? Do they work?? Cheers!
A close friend did hypnosis to lose 40 lbs, she lost all and more. She now has another child and still kept the weight off.
Hypnosis Lap Band, NYC, Does the Weight Loss Gastric Band Work? Can You trick your mind into believing your subconscious mind that you had bariatric – gastric lap band surgery? Is it safe? Is it hype? Is it the latest new hype in weight loss designed to suck consumers. CBS News Ran this special Gastric Band hypnosis special with a new york city hypnotist. Matter of fact, this message is being run all over Europe where a small handful of cases have gotten results. But will this work for you? Lap Band hypnosis – who knows.
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http://www.SubliminalScience.com Check out the new book by Richard Nongard, and learn the magic words – effective patter- to handle any situation in hypnosis.
Magic Words: The Sourcebook of Hypnosis Patter and Scripts and How to Overcome Hypnotic Difficulties
by Richard K. Nongard
Have you ever fumbled for the right words in a difficult or unique situation during hypnotherapy?
Wouldn’t it be priceless to have a resource that provided you with scripts and patter to solve many problems and unexpected events during hypnosis?
Do you know what to say when a client starts laughing or when a jackhammer starts banging on a nearby street?
Do you know what to say if a client bursts into tears or even becomes irritated claiming they are not hypnotized?
Do you know how to prove to your client they were hypnotized?
Knowing the magic words contained in this sourcebook will give you the ability to remain in control and have confidence, even during difficult hypnosis sessions.
Knowing the magic words to use will help you turn any difficulty into an opportunity to really help clients, rather than give up in despair and these patter scripts will make you a better hypnotist. But this book goes beyond just a few scripts of patter. This book will actually teach you how to structure hypnosis suggestions, compounding them and making them effective.
You will learn strategies for:
Using both direct and indirect suggestion
Turning disaster into opportunity
Managing abreaction and intense emotions during session
How to deliver suggestions without sounding like a psychic or a fortune cookie
How to structure effective post-hypnotic suggestions
How introduce stories, scripts and other tools into your sessions
This is not a script book that gives you start to finish “scriptnosis” scripts to read, but rather teaches you the useful patter to incorporate into your own hypnotherapy sessions.
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I am very curious about this method, and if it really works. I am looking into it for my daughter. How did you find the hypnotist? Would you recommend it? Have you kept your weight off? How long did you have to go to get hypnotized?
Yes: plenty of people have used hypnosis to lose weight. it works and I have personally used hypnosis, but it does not work for most people. If it did there would be clinics on every corner. Also there are better and easier methods than hypnosis now available.
8 Important Questions to ask a Hypnotherapist
Since there is no specific education or training requirements, almost anyone can call him or herself a hypnotherapist. It’s best to contact practitioners that have been certified by The National Board for Certified Clinical Hypnotherapists, but finding a reputable practitioner is not easy. Even if you find one: Is she or he the right hypnotherapist for you? It will take time (and money) to find out.
Below are important questions you should ask:
1) Ask to see a list of see list success stories of people they have helped? This is the most important question. After all if they are advertising that they can help you: How many people have they actually helped? and can they verify it? Ask for references. Some may dance around the question by and giving you examples of how hypnosis has helped individuals lose weight or quit smoking. That’s great… What you want know is how many people THEY have actually helped.
Visit their websites to see if they have any testimonials. Since anyone can put up a bunch of fake testimonials on a website, see if they have video testimonials from credible sources or a Facebook Page where people actually post their own success stories. If they don’t have testimonials please be cautious.
2) A professional is always a member of an association. Find out which association they are affiliated with. Most associations will have a website. Check out the website and see if their name shows.
3) Ask your hypnotherapist how long he or she has been practicing?
4) How many hours of training did they receive in hypnotherapy?
5) Which institute did they train from?
6) Is the institute accredited? If so, nationally or at the state level, or does it have an international accreditation?
7) Is the institute recognized by the department of education?
If you’re not satisfied will you get your money back? I personally believe that if you provide a product or service that does not satisfy the customer give them their money back.
NOTE: Even though a hypnotherapist may be certified by an accredited board or institution they still have no real power: For example if you are practicing medicine and call yourself a medical doctor but are not licensed you’ll go to jail or prison. Not so for hypnotherapists, so you need to ask questions.
ADDITIONAL NOTE: If something does not feel right, then it isn’t. Trust your gut and VERIFY: For example if you are trying to lose weight (or even if you’re not) and your hypnotherapist is overweight, is it a good idea to use their services? This seems like common sense, but I have seen a few overweight hypnotherapists advertising weight loss hypnosis
If you are located in the USA check if they have a Better Business Bureau (BBB) Rating and are listed as an accredited business. Visit the BBB website to see if they have any complaints. This will also tell you how long they have been in business.
I have bought a self help book by Paul McKenna to make me a happier person. It really is making a massive difference as it reprogrammes the subconscious to have positive thoughts. The only problem is that I feel really light headed because of it. I also feel kind of sick in my stomach. I am just wondering if this is normal? as I probably should expect side effects if i am trying to change my brain chemistry?I don’t want to stop following the book and hypnosis because i think it really is making me a better person. Any advice? anyone experience these things before?
Hi there, sorry to hear that you are experiencing these difficulties. While Hypnotism can cause headaches and other symptoms in extreme circumstances, it is somewhat unlikely that this is the case with one of Paul Mckenna’s books. Headaches can only usually occur if the subject is being given commands very frequently that require them to do very contrasting activities. (such as many repetitive commands to ‘sleep’ and ‘wake up’ It is certainly sound advice to seek a doctors opinion on the cause of the headaches, and you should most likely mention that you believe that the cause of the problem is the self help book. Im glad to hear that you feel hypnotism is helping you though…It really is a wonderful tool. Best wishes
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