Published on: March 20, 2012
Source: Heraldsun.com
Author: Carleen Frost
A Sydney man, Jordan Tirekidis, weighing more than 300kg is turning to hypnosis to lose weight and most importantly, save his life. Hypnotherapy can be effective in helping you lose weight when combined with healthy eating and exercise.
Published: March 20, 2012
Source: Oregonlive.com
Author: Anne Saker
Across all age groups and genders, there are a vast number of people who experience anxiety and phobia when visiting their dentist for their regular checkup. Dentist Henry Clarke employs hypnosis in his practice as a way to calm his patients with anxiety and phobias.
Published: March 19, 2012
Source: Carscoop.com
We’ve seen major key players in the auto industry utilize almost every kind of marketing gimmick in the book to sell consumers their products. Can you ever recall any of the automakers employing hypnosis as one of them?
Well truth be told, Hyundai is using hypnotism in their recent commercial to create some buzz around its new i30 hatchback (aka Elantra GT in N. America). In fact, Hyundai hired a hypnotist to help create a video that will get you to fall in love with their new i30 hatchback.
NEWSLASH: Congratulations out to Randy Cummings, CH, 5-Path® Hypnotherapist, and 7th Path Teacher, who just had a article published in the Greeley Tribune in which the reporter reveals how Randy Cummings skillfully used hypnosis to help a meth addict become free of the drug.
Although the 5-PATH® Hypnosis/Hypnotherapy and 7th Path Self-Hypnosis® were not mentioned by name in the article, Randy Cummings used both of these professional hypnotism processes to help his client.
To read more about how hypnosis helped free Ms. Calvin from her addiction follow this link to the article, http://www.greeleytribune.com/article/20100831/NEWS/100839967
Breaking news from News24.com, dental treatment under hypnosis is a possible alternative for people who cannot tolerate anesthetic.
There are a lot of people who dread visiting dentists. Many are afraid of the pain and ask for anesthesia while some can’t tolerate a painful shot to the gums or they have an allergy with local anesthesia and can only be treated using general anesthesia, so they look for another alternative such as hypnosis.
According to the German Society of Dental Hypnosis (DGZH), fearful patients transmit their tension unconsciously to the dentist and this can affect the treatment itself as the dentist feels the tension. As the DGZH describes it, dental hypnosis aims to put the patient in a relaxed "trance state" for the procedure.
Read more about how hypnosis for dental work through http://www.news24.com/SciTech/News/Hypnosis-for-dental-work-20100823.
