According to many researchers, hypnosis is far more than just a party trick. Hypnosis can significantly affect activity in the part of the brain that is responsible for dealing with and responding to errors.
Here’s an another example of how much control our mind has over our physical body. Under hypnosis, the doctor placed a COLD quarter on the skin of the patient. The patient’s mind put it all together and actually did the burning.
It’s because hypnosis effects the area of the brain that controls higher-level executive functions. To understand hypnosis, you must first understand that our minds have more control over our bodies than most people think.
If we could control our minds to that degree while NOT under hypnosis, imagine! I’m not talking about burning ourselves, I’m talking about curing disease, cancer, and taking full control of our emotional well-being so that we never have to suffer from things such as depression, panic attacks, anxiety, etc
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It seems as though the more hypnosis is practiced, the more our brains tend to act in that higher level more often on their own. With continuous practice, people can learn to harness wind power. Imagine curing a cold right away just by believing your body has the power to do so!
There are still many clinical trials and tests to be completed before the world is ready to move onto the next steps of hypnosis. Recent trials have indicated that when under hypnosis, the brain activity is more focused and is able to respond to errors and evaluate emotional outcomes much more efficiently than the one’s that were not under hypnosis.
Hypnosis can significantly affect activity in the part of the brain that is responsible for dealing with and responding to errors. It’s because hypnosis effects the area of the brain that controls higher-level executive functions. To understand hypnosis, you must first understand that our minds have more control over our bodies than most people think. Recent trials have indicated that when under hypnosis, the brain activity is more focused and is able to respond to errors and evaluate emotional outcomes much more efficiently than the one’s that were not under hypnosis.
