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Originally Posted by Coelho
Well... im not a doctor (nor anything remotely related), but i think the results of hypnotherapy depends heavily on how much you can give up control and allow yourself to be "controlled" by the hypnotist. As more influence you let they have upon you, more effective the results should be. There are even reports of people that underwent surgery without any actual anesthesia, but only under the hypnotists command to be free from any pain.
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I know some of the things I've done before sort of mirror hypnosis in a way; if I start having shooting pains down my arms and legs, I just imagine a warm blanket being laid over those areas, and it momentarily stops. I think with a more experienced practitioner, it could possibly help with the frequency of stabbing pain, the constant headaches, and general crappy feeling and depression I have.