Carl Walker asked:


Ever wonder if weight loss hypnosis really works? I can tell you that it does and I can tell you why.

Weight loss hypnosis affects your brain. Your brain is a complex organ that works on several levels of thought. Weight loss hypnosis works with is your sub-conscious level directly affecting your conscious level.

Weight loss hypnosis changes your sub-conscious needs and wants. Instead of your stomach saying ‘I’m hungry’ because you have trained your body to want more food than it actually needs. After weight loss hypnosis it will now say nothing at all once you have eaten a sufficient amount.

This will lead to you not wanting more food than you actually need and will have numerous health benefits. Health benefits will include not being so sluggish after eating. With this extra new found energy boast you can go for a walk and increase your bodies efficiency or use the extra energy to catch up on house work, gardening or spending time with the family.

Weight loss hypnosis is a risk free way to easily get your brain set back to its natural settings. Your brains normal settings are changed by un-natural human behavior, from doing things like sitting in a desk all day, being exposed to un-natural chemical pollutants and large amounts of daily stress.

Take the time to try weight loss hypnosis, you will be amazed at how much better you feel in just a few weeks. Your energy levels will increase, your mood will be better and you will sleep less and have more time for doing things that you would previously do before your natural setting got un-set.

Weight loss hypnosis may not work for everyone but it may work for you! Try weight loss hypnosis and I guarantee that you will not regret it. Come on? What do you have to lose other than some of your time feeling down and bloated?

Weight loss hypnosis, its for your health.

Bunny asked:


In the last few years I’ve had a lot of devastating experiences in relationships. People I know are any of the following: narcisstic, bipolar, paranoid, multiple personality, and more. Myself, I’m depressed, co-dependant, suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and anxiety/panic attacks. Out of everybody, I’ve sought out treatment via therapy and self-help options more. Even hypnosis. I’m trying to come to grips with the pain that has been done to me, and pain that I have caused others. In a lot of situations I’ve come across as the bad guy, mainly by sticking up for myself. In retrospect I’m thinking, was I really to blame? If I was, I’ll own it and try to correct myself, but what if it isn’t really me? What if it’s others that are wrong? When in situations where everybody is mentally damaged to one extent or another, and a situation heats up, how in the name of Heavens can you tell who is right. (And I don’t believe it’s whoever keeps their cool the best.) Help! Thanx
My reason for wanting to know who is right is that if I am wrong, I want to correct myself and grow from the situation. If we say there’s no right answer or noone is right or wrong how do we know where we stand regarding emotional stability? I know everything is not black and white. But what has happened because I’m unsure of just who is the nuttiest, is that I’ve begun isolating myself. I just can’t deal with people and situations any more. And then I don’t have to think about my question, because it doesn’t arise if I don’t put myself out there. Actually, I prefer Positive Solitude, and am gravitating towards that more and more. The craziness in relationships just isn’t worth the little benefit I derive from them any more.

nora_mcdonald2000 asked:


and how long were you a smoker?
well I dont have depression and would not feel comfortable using something that will play with my brain like that because one of the side effects helps stop smoking…if im going to use something it would be patches or gum.