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Can you use Hypnosis to Grow thicker Hair?

Submitted by Selman on Sunday, 29 March 2009No Comment

Hair growth Hypnosis

I have seen countless forums discussing this very question; often with people divided into 2 or even 3 different groups defending their own theories.

Its easy to get caught up in arguments for and against, letting the truth get even more clouded. If you find yourself in such a discussion forum, please LEAVE immediately! These kinds of forums can only get you more confused and frustrated; that’s the last thing you need when you are searching for a solution to a problem.

Can you really use hypnosis to grow thicker hair? or regrow lost hair? The answer is yes and no. Its not as simple as yes or no. Its hard to find experiments done on this; Organizations worldwide NEVER invest into a project where they know they will get very little return on their investment (things they cannot patent/protect so they can charge a premium price for profit); so asking for references to studies done regarding this is really pointless.

The only references I can make is to the placebo effect. This is a positive effect from a fake pill used in experiments (all experiments generally have a placebo pill in some form). For example, in a typical study of 100 patients, they will give the real drug/cure to 50 of them, and a fake pill to the other 50, without informing the patients which pill they are taking; the patients taking the fake pill still end up with a degree of positive results! This demonstrates the power of the mind; the fake pills only contained sugar and did not contain the drug that was being tested!

Another study published in March 2008 by the American Medical Association found that sugar pills (fake pill) labelled as an expensive drug were more effective in pain relief compared to sugar pills labeled as discounted drugs.

My personal use of hypnosis for thickening hair growth has had great success; but the best results were when I combined the program with other programs (See my other article “10 Ways to Naturally Thicken your Hair“) going toward the same goal. So yes you can use hypnosis to thicken hair growth and even regrow hair; its only dependent on how bad do you really want to achieve this.

Not everyone can use hypnosis to thicken their hair growth; the reason being is that they often keep thinking if hypnosis is working or not; which is only a natural reaction. That is why it took me a few months to start seeing results; I had to let go of the “is it working?” thoughts in my head and carry on with life.

In the paragraph above I just revealed a secret to manifesting (from a spiritual standpoint). I’m sure you have heard of wishing wells before; you make a wish and you drop a coin to make your wish come true. Do you know how that ever came to be? Its actually the DROPPING of the coin which represents LETTING GO of your wish which then allows it to manifest. This is VITAL for success in getting results in hypnosis/prayer/meditation.

The two places that I personally buy hypnosis recordings from are Deep Trance Now and Hyptalk. They both are female doctors who give a lot of value for money. I really recommend reading Deep Trance Now’s articles on their website; they also give free hypnosis recordings so you can see how good they are. As for Hyptalk, you can preview their recordings before purchase.

Now the question arises if you really need hypnosis to reach any of your goals; Of course you dont. This is not a sales article and I am not here to tell my readers that they lack in something when they really dont. Everyone has the ability to connect with their body and heal themselves, hypnosis is just a tool to help you get there. Another tool is meditation.

 

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