There are people being hypnotized
into believing that they are having gastric bypass surgery without ever having
to go under the knife. It is called, Gastric Bypass Hypnosis. Some people say
it has helped them lose as much as 130 pounds. It is finding the power of the
mind to shrink the body. Before the hypnosis many would have ordered bacon
cheese burgers but now only buy a bottle of water at fast food chains. After
the hypnosis you don’t crave or even want burgers and fries, you crave salads.
You can find yourself choosing healthy foods sometimes for the first time in
your life.
They credit hypnosis for turning
them into gym loving salad rats. It is that kind of dramatic result that
millions of people wish they can attain through many diets and other
treatments. Every year more than 220,000 people undergo painful and expensive
surgical procedures paying up to $38,000 dollars to have portions of their
stomachs removed, repositioned or constricted. Hypnosis costs just over $1,000.
So, why isn’t a surgery
free procedure promoted more? We have at least 70 million people in this
country classified as obese.
Could it really be as simple as
thinking you are thin? Doctor Rena Greenberg is a weight loss hypnosis
therapist who says that hypnosis allows you to go deeper into your innermost
thoughts. So they are instructed to think about what they should be eating. It
is a trauma free risk free alternative into training your body to eat right and
think right. Most people that try hypnosis have already tried every other kind
of diet and has failed. The most successful have realized that until they
change their mind about food choices, no diet will work.
What bothers me is that there is
no scientific study that proves that hypnosis works. Why not??? We have studies
on every possible topic in this country; many funded by tax payer’s dollars
through the National Institute of Health. If there are no studies, they can
call it an experimental treatment and health insurance doesn’t have to pay for
it. Is that the real reason it is a relatively unknown treatment? Yet,
psychologists are licensed medical professionals and use hypnosis all the time
in their procedures.
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