By Cheryl Beshada C.M.Ht.
Q: I heard that hypnosis could lessen the sting of insect bites. Is this true?
A: Hypnosis has successfully been used to negate the side effects of bees, wasp stings, and other insect bites. Through hypnosis, you can release and clear the trauma and shock that the system is holding on to. The severity of the sting can be negated, the poison neutralized, and side effects eliminated. Bruising, swelling, and pain can be lessened or eliminated, and comfort restored.
The mind/body connection is so powerful. One of my teachers told me of a demonstration he attended where a woman was hypnotized to believe she was taking an apple bite, but instead, it was an onion. He said that her breath didn’t even smell like an onion. There was no odor. Through hypnosis, her body’s physiology changed and negated the effect, taste, and smell of the onion.
Through the art of hypnosis, and properly worded instruction, selective thinking is established to empower you to allow for positive suggestions to take hold. Numerous issues can be addressed and changed in a positive way, even the effects of insect bites.
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