"The Wrong Way And The Right Way To Soothe Irritable Bowel Syndrome Naturally With Hypnosis!" by Adam Szmerling

Fact 2# Whatever affects your brain influences your gut! Some examples are stress, fear, anxiety, negative thoughts, low self-esteem, distorted perceptions etc etc ... all of these can harm your digestive and bowel functions.

Why? Because processing in the communication link between the gut and the brain can dramatically influence the outcome of IBS.

Sensations of pain and disturbed bowel function results from how the gut ‘knows’ what to do ... More specifically, the cycle of the gut - nervous system loop resulting in diarrhoea or constipation ... comes from the signals through processing in the brain ...

There is always a loop going on between the brain and the gut, so make sure you get in control of this cycle fast.

Fact 3# Hypnosis can help restore digestive & bowel functioning safely. In an altered state of consciousness such as trance induced by hypnosis ... it’s entirely possible for the processing of the gut-brain cycle to be restored to a healthy level of processing.

When you’re in a healthy trance state ... you can influence bodily functions that you normally can’t, such as temperature, blood pressure, heart rate etc etc ... Now for your IBS it’s a matter of learning to control your own digestive processes too.

Recently a study of 250 patients aged 19-79 years, 50 male, at the Dept of Medicine, University Hospital of South Manchester ... concluded that this study clearly demonstrates that “hypnotherapy remains an extremely effective treatment for Irritable Bowel Syndrome which should prove more cost-effective as new, more expensive drugs come on to the market” (adapted in part from study).

Now ... what does this mean for YOU? For starters, correcting the processing of your gut-brain cycle which is normally not under conscious control ... can dramatically improve your gut and your quality of life ... the most natural, safest and fastest method that has been scientifically proven to work, is hypnotherapy.

But be warned ... In some parts of the world hypnotherapy isn’t regulated, so you’ve got some people practising that have only read books or attended a weekend seminar on hypnosis ... So be careful who you work with.

You’ll find some great practitioners though. Better still ... If you can find one trained in the methods used in the study done in Manchester as mentioned above ... your chances of success will increase dramatically.

Now ... please don’t think that I am saying hypnosis is the only way to sooth IBS. Just as repeating negative thoughts in your mind aggravates your gut, so too can your diet and lifestyle choices. It isn’t rocket science to understand how a diet of burgers, fries and high sugar (particularly fructose & fructan rich) content foods don’t work well for IBS.

There’s a fantastic new program called “Cure IBS Fast” that’s from a hypnotherapist (yours truly ) trained in the approach used in the Manchester study that proved how effective hypnosis is in treating IBS.

In addition to 4 self-relaxation CDs, I’ve also compiled the latest diets, exercises, remedies and much more for you to use privately ... to quickly & easily relieve IBS and it’s embarrassing consequences without having to rely on drugs.

This program comes with a 30 day money back guarantee and is only available from www.cureibsfast.com

For a limited time, I am offering the e-books and 4 self hypnosis audio sessions for $US67.00 with free shipping worldwide. PLUS if you order within the next 7 days I will include an exclusive set of recipes to tantalize your tastebuds (imagine eating again without worrying about IBS – how great would that feel), valued at $US27 FREE.

Visit www.cureibsfast.com

It doesn’t matter if it’s 2:00 in the morning.

By Adam Szmerling

Website: www.cureibsfast.com

Email: adam@cureibsfast.com

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BIO:

Hypnotherapist & NLP Life Coach – IBS relaxation consultant. Melbourne, Australia. Practising Hypnotherapist. Email adam@cureibsfast.com
Website www.cureibsfast.com

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