(Excerpt from Medscape.com article) Stress Trims Conception Odds in Prospective, Biomarker Study Diedtra Henderson March 24, 2014 Women with the highest levels of alpha-amylase, a biomarker of stress, when they were trying to conceive were nearly one-third less likely to conceive than their less-stressed peers, and twice as likely to meet the clinical definition of
(Excerpt from article written Feb. 2014) Thanks to on-stage brainwashing sessions and movies featuring disgruntled workers taking a baseball bat to the printer (Office Space, anyone?), hypnosis has a rep for being little more than pure entertainment. Not true. Hypnosis was birthed from the brains of psychologists and researchers, and while its story was sullied
This article was written in 2012 on the cancernetwork.com Clinical Hypnosis for the Palliative Care of Cancer Patients – (Excerpt) What’s the Bottom-Line Message? Clinical hypnosis is a viable option for cancer patients, who, once trained in self-hypnosis, may employ these techniques to manage myriad symptoms. In particular, hypnosis as an adjunct treatment for cancer
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