Reistance to Weightloss re: allergies

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Permalink Reply by Tanya Pillay on January 28, 2010 at 11:51am

I had a similar experience a few years back. Various treatment routes revealed that my sensitivities correlated loosely to stress, systemic yeast/sugar intolerance, and food combining. My personal history involved emotional eating, eating without presence, and inconsistent eating.

The gist of my most successful auto suggestions & actions regarding such food problems have been
-Take a nice big breath and exhale before and during eating
-Herbal tea soothes the body like a bath on the inside (especially helpful 20-30 min before meals)
-Soups are soothing and easy to digest
-Eating food groups separately and slowly helps my body to make the best use of the nutrients
-Sending love and healing to my stomach with my imagination and my hands
-When hives appear on my skin, I respond with compassion, calming breaths, and calming aromatherapy oils (instead of anger/frustration/fear/washing with soap).
-Journaling / written release helps my body to express what it holds so it no longer has to rely on hives and bloating to communicate

I hope you find this personal account useful. Wishing your client the relief and comfort she deserves! Tanya@HypnoSage.com

Permalink Reply by Kevin Martin on January 28, 2010 at 11:58am

If she has been thoroughly checked of having no organic reason for these allergies, these could be manifestations from an emotional or psychological disorder. If so, what can happen, if one allergy symptom is taken care of or avoided, another will prop up. I have found this to be true with many of my clients that come to be with physical issues (not allergies) that are manifested from some deep seeded issue.
In this case, symptom treatment will do no good. You must find root cause. I use Core Transformation, Time Line Therapy, parts integration, hypnotic regression or a combination of all.
The key in my methodology is getting the client to recognize that it is a part of them that is causing this and that, at it's core, it has a positive intention (Core Transformation) The process leads to identifying past experiences that are tied into the reasons for the manifestation. When identified, TLT or regression can be sued.
Sorry it wasn't as easy as a script, but if it is truly something manifesting in many ways, a script will not permanently fix this.

Kevin

Permalink Reply by Art Long CHt. Traditional Doctor on January 28, 2010 at 8:54pm

They "know" things will affect them, condition them to accept things just as easily, remove the stress of "knowing" something is wrong and their bodies will accept without argument. They are causing the allergy themselves and can overcome it themselves, and remove the fear of "knowing" remove the stress and previous issues, esteem problems etc.....Art

Permalink Reply by Linda Roan on January 30, 2010 at 2:37pm

Hi Tanya,
Thank you for sharing your experiences. Along the lines of some of your suggestions I have also heard that if meals are made with resentment, anger etc. that passes into the food. I thought that this idea was somewhat specious until I noticed that sometimes home cooked meals of friends and family seemed to reflect either the turbulence of their lives or health. I never voiced this theory but heard from my eating companions that the quality of the food was somehow different.

I find it best to ask my clients to journal just one thing to begin with because so many of them are already so overwhelmed.

Linda

Permalink Reply by FernTausig on February 6, 2010 at 4:57am

If you REALLY want to help your allergy clients, you can guide them to AAT. It is an alternative acupressure technique that has an 85% success rate of eliminating allergies completely and forever. This is the website and I participated on the training for this technology and witnessed it truly works. My daughter had several awful allergies and after a few treatments, they are ALL GONE! http://www.allergytx.com/ If you know anyone plagued by allergies, this is the answer.
I know hypnosis has had some success with allergies, but this really works. It has been in Australia for 10 years and in this country for 4. There are practitioners in almost every state. I would love to share more information with you if you are interested!
Fern

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• AAT QUOTES FROM DOCTORS.pdf, 204 KB
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Permalink Reply by Linda Roan on February 6, 2010 at 8:16am

Hi Kevin and Art:

Thank you for your thoughtful replies. The clients I have in mind are very resistant to outside of the box thinking but I will explore these concepts with them.

Linda

Permalink Reply by FernTausig on February 8, 2010 at 4:50am

If they watch the information on the sites I sent you, it is a lot less outside the box than hypnosis for allergies. Acupuncture and acupressure have been used for thousands of years and that is the basis of the therapy.
Fern

Linda Roan said:

Hi Kevin and Art:

Thank you for your thoughtful replies. The clients I have in mind are very resistant to outside of the box thinking but I will explore these concepts with them.

Linda

Permalink Reply by Linda Roan on February 8, 2010 at 12:46pm

Hi Fern:

Thank you for the information. I will certainly suggest this site to my clients. I agree acupressure and acupuncture are very old modalities. I find clients will do anything to relieve physical symptoms while they are more reluctant to do hypnosis to relieve emotional symptoms when they come for something like weightloss. A paradox I know, but one Ive seen.

Thanks again,
Linda

Permalink Reply by Kelley Woods on February 8, 2010 at 1:56pm

Hi Linda,

One approach you might consider is to tell your client that an allergic reaction occurs because the mast cells are CONFUSED and go into the reactive, attack mode to the "invading" food or substance. Talking to the mast cells or the part that controls them, explaining that the substance is not harmful, but is even helpful, can neutralize that reaction.

Best wishes,

Kelley