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What Is Hypnosis?
Paul
Gustafson RN BSN CH
To
explain hypnosis it helps to understand how we process the endless stream of
information we are bombarded with everyday.
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Hypnosis: A Compliment To
Sedatives
Michael Smith Boston Globe
Dr. Elvira
V. Lang, of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. embraces a practice
once scorned as the tomfoolery of circus charlatans - hypnosis. And she uses it
in the operating room, in place of mind-numbingly heavy doses of sedatives.
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Hypnosis
in the Hospital
Paul
Gustafson RN BSN CH
Clinical
hypnosis is the application of this technique to support medical concerns. It is
not a mystical power nor is it something administered to you like medication.
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Altered States
David Noonan
Newsweek Magazine
Despite widely held misconceptions about
hypnosis (in part because of its long history as a type of entertainment), a
growing body of research supports the ancient practice of hypnosis as an effective tool in
the treatment of a variety of problems, from anxiety to chronic pain.
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Facts on IBS
Paul
Gustafson RN BSN CH
IBS sufferers feel like prisoners in their own bodies. Hypnosis
reduces levels of stressful anticipation fostering new
patterns of control and empowerment which puts them back in
the driver’s seat.
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Hypnosis
Goes Mainstream
Michael Waldholz- Wall Street Journal
Numerous scientific studies have emerged in recent years showing that the
hypnotized mind can exert a real and powerful effect on the body. The new
findings are leading major hospitals to try hypnosis to help relieve pain and
speed recovery in a variety of illnesses.
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Hypnosis
Relieves Arthritis
Paul
Gustafson RN BSN CH
We
all have the ability to enhance self-healing, improving comfort, nutrition, exercise, communication and flexibility. This article
explains how hypnosis can bring relief to symptoms of arthritis.
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Hypnosis
Relieves
IBS
Paul
Gustafson RN BSN CH
20 years
of IBS-Hypnosis
research validates it as the most effective
option for long-term symptom relief. Its success rate is consistently 70-95%
and relief usually lasts at least two years.
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Self Hypnosis
Charles E. Henderson, Ph.D.
Here
are some easy to follow instructions for developing a hypnotic state in
yourself. It feels amazingly good and the results are absolutely
awesome. And it's so easy you'll be asking yourself why someone didn't
tell you about this a long time ago!
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Surgical Hypnosis
Paul
Gustafson RN BSN CH
An average
savings of $1,200/patient resulted from this simple 5-minute intervention.
Another study discovered that hypnosis group did better than 89% of those who
did not receive hypnosis. “These data strongly support the use of hypnosis with
surgical patients.
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The Power of Suggestion:
Hypnosis
Lisa Lidanne
Researchers recently have
shown what happens in the brains of people who are hypnotized. A 2005
study published in Proceedings of the National Academies showed that
people under hypnosis demonstrated less activity in the part of the
brain called the anterior cingulate cortex – which is linked to
decision-making – than did people who weren't hypnotized.
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