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Imagination: Both Master and Servant
Better Living through “Imagination Engineering”
Is there something you'd like to transform about yourself?
Perhaps you desire to lose weight .... refrain from smoking .... decrease anxiety .... become more motivated .... perk up your sports performance or merely discover how to amplify your self esteem and confidence?
Medical Hypnoanalysis allows you to contact the subconscious mind to go back to the moment in time a way of thinking, belief, behavior or action was learned and to alter it if you so wish.
Medical Hypnoanalysis is a normal and restorative process with enduring benefits.

What can Medical Hypnoanalysis do for Me?
Hypnosis is currently used in some health care environments to help bring about changes in thinking and behavior. Some health care providers also use hypnosis to alter the experience of pain and stress without the use of drugs. For example, people in chronic pain may use Medical Hypnoanalysis:

To help modify their experience of pain, anxiety and fear
To reduce their need for medications
To make medical procedures more comfortable

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What is Medical Hypnoanalysis?
Medical Hypnoanalysis is a form of deep relaxation and focused awareness that was introduced in the late 18th century by Dr. Franz Anton Mesmer.
A soothing tone of voice and repetitive stimulus, such as the sound of a metronome (a device that marks time in a steady beat), can induce the hypnotic state in susceptible individuals. This relaxed state can lead to lower blood pressure, a decreased heart rate and slower brain wave activity.