Lose Weight With Acupuncture And Hypnosis
When hypnosis is added to acupuncture therapy, change can begin to accelerate even more rapidly.
Habits Posts
Eating Defensively, Or, In Praise Of Curmudgeons
Fully 70% of our populace in this country is either overweight or suffers from obesity. We as a nation have been hoodwinked into believing the lies about what is supposed to be good for us. In the process we’ve all become addicts to nasty foods that makes us terribly ill, and are extremely hard to kick.
Why Diets Don’t Work: PART I
Many weight loss programs are damaging your liver. And if your liver’s not functioning properly, it’s nearly impossible to burn fat and therefore lose weight.
Milk Thistle Soothes The Liver
This twiggy, aromatic herb works to soothe your liver in whichever form you take it: as an herb for the purist who likes funky tasting teas, or, for the rest of us, as an easy-to-find supplement.
Hypnosis Treats Guilt And Its Discontents
I told him that one session probably wouldn’t rewire 36 years worth of Catholic Guilt, any more than it would do so for the Jewish version. That said, it was possible that hypnosis could ease this particular situation. We both agreed it was worth a try.
Smokefree: Kick Butt For Better Sex–and More
I’ve just discovered a terrific government-sponsored website that helps people stop in their stop-smoking process (and I do know it’s a process).
Acupuncture Is A Natural Insomnia Cure
Acupuncture Is A Natural Insomnia Cure Acupuncture is a natural insomnia cure, and better than any drug. Sleep, goes the old saw, is overrated. The pronouncement
Where Is The Outrage?
As an acupuncturist, and perhaps doubly so a hypnotist, it is my stock and trade to be cool, serene and collected. Meditate, breathe evenly and
Quit Smoking Now…Hypnosis Works
People wanting to quit smoking often go to an acupuncturist or a hypnotist, because both modalities have (correctly) earned reputations as being effective in mitigating various cravings. My approach uses both techniques successfully:
Stress In The Workplace (It’s Murder) Part 1
FACTOID: Stress and dissatisfaction levels in the workplace are currently at 65%. That’s up from the mid 40’s in 1987. Obvious conclusion: Stress is on the rise.