Re: Hypnosis and Cancer

[Guest guest]

The most important aspect of Hypnotism is that one can be taught to attain the

same state of relaxation themselves using simple methods enhanced by the

openness to suggestions of a professional. Actually all hypnosis is

'self-hypnosis' simply aided by the Hypnotist and requires the cooperation of

the subject who psychologically wants to please the Hypnotist. There is

nothing paranormal.......or spiritual about it. This is what my training

taught me. Joe C.

From: robert-blau@...

Hypnosis and Cancer

While hypnotherapy can't combat cancer itself, studies show that this

mind-body therapy may offer a host of benefits for people struggling

with cancer . . .

http://altmedicine.about.com/od/cance1/a/hypnosis_cancer.htm?nl=1

[Guest guest]

Is there a good dvd we can buy on this or do we need to find a practictioner?  I

dont know where to find a good one,.

Thanks,  Robyn

[Guest guest]

Robin:

I suspect that you could find a CD somewhere. You don't need visual (the

swinging medal or spinning wheel) you need spoken words that you can listen to

and follow as they are said. It's rather easy and if it is just learning to

relax and or fall asleep quickly that would be easy. I imagine working with

pain might take specific effort and someone that has worked with that. I have

never researched where one might find such an item but you have perked my

interest.

There was a time I had someone's words but alas, no longer. Start Googling.

Joe C.

From: robyn howell

Sent: Monday, February 15, 2010 5:36 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Hypnosis and Cancer

Is there a good dvd we can buy on this or do we need to find a practictioner?�

I dont know where to find a good one,.

Thanks,� Robyn

[Guest guest]

I taught myself self-hypnosis years ago to quit smoking and for insomnia and it

worked excellent. I use it now to try to boost my immune system. I put in a

suggestion that my immune system was on a dial and that I turned it up everytime

I did deep breathing (which I do several times a day). You can find advice on

how to do it on-line but just so you know it takes practice. You need to do it

everyday for at least a week to get it down and to work well. That's in my

experiance at least. Some people vary. It took me about two weeks for it to

work super quick for insomnia. I got it down where I could do some relaxation

techniques and then count down from 10 and be asleep by 5. I added the

suggestion that I wouldn't crave ciggs anymore and it worked so quick. I had

not been smoking all that long though!

The practice of hypnosis is quite basic it just takes practice.

--- In , " JoeCastron "

Robin:

I suspect that you could find a CD somewhere. You don't need visual (the

swinging medal or spinning wheel) you need spoken words that you can listen to

and follow as they are said. It's rather easy and if it is just learning to

relax and or fall asleep quickly that would be easy. I imagine working with

pain might take specific effort and someone that has worked with that. I have

never researched where one might find such an item but you have perked my

interest.

There was a time I had someone's words but alas, no longer. Start Googling.

Joe C.