Category | Hypnosis & Medicine

Hypnosis has long been recognized as a powerful medical tool that can help with a wide array of medical issues. It is a natural anaesthetic and analgesic. Its effects are so powerful at blocking pain that serious surgery can be performed while in the trance state and this eliminates the need for unnecessary chemicals. Anesthesia is often the culprit behind death in the Operating Room as occasional overdoses and allergic reactions can interfere with a successful surgical outcome. There are videos on You Tube that you can watch that will amaze you. One, from England shows a surgeon getting hernia...

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One of the most fascinating aspects of modern psychotherapy is the realm of bilateral stimulation. Bilateral stimulation is a general term that refers to techniques and technologies that enhance left and right brain harmony. We've all heard the expression that a person may be left or right hemisphere dominant. It is thought that the left side of the brain facilitates logical thinking, and the right is more creative and more emotional. Interestingly, there are ways to achieve synchronization of these halves. By doing this we can be calmer, happier, and as some very interesting studies suggest...

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Many people don't know this, but hypnosis is absolutely amazing for producing analgesia and anesthesia. One can actually "turn off" their awareness of bodily sensations while hypnotized and have procedures done pain- free. In the United Kingdom, hypnosis is used more extensively than it is here in the US. Why? I believe that our American "pharma" culture leads us toward a chemical answer as this approach is heavily promoted to the medical establishment and the general public. At one time, and currently in some American dental and medical schools, hypnosis was part of the curriculum. The reason...

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