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KJ - 22 Jul 2010 19:01 GMT
Hello All,

Hypnosis for Weight Loss: Does It Work?

Yes, research demonstrates a significant effect when using hypnosis
for weight loss. In a 9-week study of two weight management groups
(one using hypnosis and one not using hypnosis), the hypnosis group
continued to get results in the two-year follow-up, while the non-
hypnosis group showed no further results (Journal of Clinical
Psychology, 1985).

In a study of 60 women separated into hypnosis versus non-hypnosis
groups, the groups using hypnosis lost an average of 17 pounds, while
the non-hypnosis group lost an average of only .5 pounds (Journal of
Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1986). In a meta-analysis,
comparing the results of adding hypnosis to weight loss treatment
across multiple studies showed that adding hypnosis increased weight
loss by an average of 97% during treatment, and even more importantly
increased the effectiveness POST TREATMENT by over 146%. This shows
that hypnosis works even better over time (Journal of Consulting and
Clinical Psychology, 1996).

Whatever weight loss program you are following, you have to make some
changes to your eating habits and patterns, maybe even to exercise
more. Making changes at your deeper levels of mind results in long
lasting changes, minimal use of will power and ability to enjoy your
new lifestyle. Losing weight is one thing, maintaining weight loss is
a even bigger challenge.

Hypnotherapy is highly effective in helping us change our habits and
behaviors.

The BE SLIM package includes:

- 5 hypnotherapy sessions. Each session lasts approximately an hour.
- 4 recordings (yours to keep)
- Email Support
- 1 Free Hypnotherapy Session to use for any other changes you wish to
make to improve your quality of life

The sessions will help you to change your eating habits, increase
motivation to exercise and enjoy your new pantry with as much pleasure
as your old pantry. You will remove any cravings and eating behaviors
that are stopping you from reaching your weight loss goals.

The cost for the package is $375.00. You can pay in 2 installments.
This is a saving of $265.00!!

Send me email or visit http://www.kjhypnotherapycenter.com/ to contact
me. Pass this to your friends and family and earn referral.

Referral Policy:

If you refer a client and the client comes in for the first session,
you can get 50% off your next hypnotherapy session or earn CASH
$25.00.

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with Subject Line 'UNSUBSCRIBE'

Have a wonderful day,

Warm regards,

Karuna Jain, C.Ht, M.S
Certified Hypnotherapist
http://www.kjHypnotherapyCenter.com
408-218-5887
Sunnyvale, CA 94085

My Mission: To help my clients reach their goals in a loving,
compassionate, non judgmental environment using the best of eastern
and western methods of natural mind-body connection/therapy.
Kate XXXXXX - 22 Jul 2010 21:45 GMT
> Hello All,
>
> Hypnosis for Weight Loss: Does It Work?

--------8<Dingoes Kidneys>8------------

Good grief!  At that price you snake oil had better come in cut crystal
decanters with solid gold tops!

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Kate  XXXXXX  R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Jasmine - 29 Jul 2010 21:24 GMT
On Jul 22, 1:45 pm, Kate XXXXXX <k...@diceyhome.free-online.co.uk>
wrote:

> > Hello All,
>
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> Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttonshttp://www.katedicey.co.uk
> Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Check out what you eat and how much that costs you not only in money
but also in health issues. Do your maths. To change your lifestyle and
enjoy better quality of life for only $375.00 is a BARGAIN!

Cost of 11 ounces of potato chips - $3.21
14.5 ounce cookie package - $2.75
16 oz. powdered sugar donuts - $2.19
12 oz. box cinnamon cereal - $3.39
48 oz Canola oil - $3.99
12 pack can Coke - $3.33
1 package chocolate chip cookie dough - $2.99
1 pound sirloin steak - $4.99
When you see that list I ask you - now what's expensive? Pre-packaged
food that has very little nutritional value, or wholesome fruits and
vegetables?
Kate XXXXXX - 29 Jul 2010 22:38 GMT
> On Jul 22, 1:45 pm, Kate XXXXXX<k...@diceyhome.free-online.co.uk>
> wrote:
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> food that has very little nutritional value, or wholesome fruits and
> vegetables?

But I don't eat any of that stuff anyway.  It's all fresh fruit, veg,
meat (mostly chicken, but very ocasionally local lamb, beef, pork, or
venison, all outdoor reared, usually organic, and no air miles) and fish
in this house.  I buy some fish and chicken frozen, but it's all raw
ingredients.  Home cooked low fat all the way here.  I use very little
oils, and what I do use is either cold pressed local rapeseed oil or
cold pressed extra virgin olive oil.  I never buy sweetened cereals,
just things like Wheetabix, porridge oats, and no added sugar organic
muesli.

If we have cake, I make it with rice four (I need to avoid wheat), eggs,
butter, etc.  No packets in this house!  And cake is an occasional
treat: less than once a month.  I shop in local butchers shops and local
markets and farm shops whenever I can, and use supermarkets for basics
like bog roll, tinned tomatoes, and toothpaste.

I cook.  And I'd be ashamed if I spent more than £80 a week on food for
the three of us: me on low fat and wheat free, hubby insulin dependent
diabetic, and a large and constantly hungry teenage boy (6'2" and 17"
collar, 42" chest, 36" waist) and the two cats.

Tonight's dinner: Harissa rubbed chicken breasts baked along with garlic
and herb baby roast new potatoes and a salad of tomatoes, cucumber,
basil and a few olives.  I followed that with a Skinny Cow triple
chocolate stick for a bit of a treat.  The whole meal was six Weight
Watchers points.  And three months WW On Line has cost me £43.

So yeah, that looks expensive to me.

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Kate  XXXXXX  R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Stormmee - 29 Jul 2010 23:53 GMT
kate you are a true jewel, if i spent three hundredd dollars on a regular
basis for groceries my frugal bone would positively snap... let alone on
some stupid snake oil, Lee
>> On Jul 22, 1:45 pm, Kate XXXXXX<k...@diceyhome.free-online.co.uk>
>> wrote:
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>
> So yeah, that looks expensive to me.
Kate XXXXXX - 30 Jul 2010 00:36 GMT
> kate you are a true jewel, if i spent three hundredd dollars on a regular
> basis for groceries my frugal bone would positively snap... let alone on
> some stupid snake oil, Lee

Thanks, love.  :)

Tonight's dinner was frozen chicken breasts, about £3, new potatoes
(probably less than 50p!) and about a pound's worth of salad
ingredients.  Add in a quid for the Skinny Cow and 60p for two other
lollies, another 50p for the cooking electrons, and dinner for three
cost £7.20.  That's an expensive meal, for mid week.  I frequently put
dinner on the table for less than a fiver.  Sunday roasted chicken
dinner may come out at about £10 (including the bottle of cheap Spanish
wine or the bottle of local cider I cook the chicken with!), but that
leaves us with another full chicken meal, a good pot of soup that does
at least twice, and enough fruit salad to do twice (plus some for the
GMNT to nom for breakfast!).

The joys of being a frugal cook!

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Kate  XXXXXX  R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Stormmee - 30 Jul 2010 04:02 GMT
my style exactly, Lee
>> kate you are a true jewel, if i spent three hundredd dollars on a regular
>> basis for groceries my frugal bone would positively snap... let alone on
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>
> The joys of being a frugal cook!
 
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