Having Trouble Losing Weight?  
                         It Might Not Be Your Fault

 

There are a lot of people out there that despite their best efforts, simply can't lose weight. If this sounds like you or someone you know, I want you to take a minute
and ask yourself some questions
.

Is everyone in your family fat? Do you seem to automatically reach for comfort
foods when you are lonely, scared, bored, or stressed out? Have you ever started exercising but dropped out because you mysteriously got sick, or injured? Do you
lose some weight, but gain it back again? Do your relationships fall apart when they
start to get too intimate? Worse yet, do you shy away from relationships completely? When you were young, did you ever have or witness a highly inappropriate relationship experience (abuse, death, rape) Do you frequently get less than 8 hours of sleep?


If you said YES, to any of these, then you have probably always had a hard time losing weight and guess what?

                          It might not be your fault
         Your subconscious mind may be sabotaging you


The job of your subconscious mind is to protect you. Let's say you witnessed a
traumatic relationship experience when you were young. For instance: Perhaps your parents had an abusive relationship, and you regularly witnessed them fighting, angry,
in pain, or fearful.  Because you were young, and hadn't seen healthy marriages, your subconscious mind might have formed the conclusion: "Marriage = fighting-pain-anger therefore marriage is bad. I must protect myself from marriage."  Your subconscious
mind then installs this idea in your mind like a software program.

Later in life, if you believe that being a healthy weight makes it easier to attract
a mate, you're going to have problems. Why? Because your subconscious mind will
run the "don't get married software" in order to protect you from the fighting, pain,
and anger it believes comes with being married. It will automatically sabotage efforts
that would help you reach a healthy weight so you can't get married. That can be why
you seem to suddenly get sick or injure yourself when starting to exercise, or why you
have real trouble sticking to eating healthy foods consistently.

Naturally as an adult, you know marriage can be wonderful and loving; you know
you don't have to be fat just because the rest of your family was; you know there are many other ways to cope with stress, anxiety, and fear rather than by eating. But the problem is
                  no one told your subconscious mind that

so you are stuck with the old beliefs (software programs),  your subconscious mind created before you reached the age of seven, and your subconscious will keep running these software programs automatically, sabotaging your weight loss efforts forever.

The truth is, your subconscious mind could have all sorts of software programs running that are designed to keep you fat, in order to protect you from something. The bad
news is, you don't know what software programs are being run. All you know is, you always have trouble losing weight.
   
          
  It's time to have a talk with your subconscious mind

This recording is designed to speak directly to your subconscious mind and give it permission to let go of certain beliefs (software) it may have installed when you
were a child, and replace them with healthy belief systems that will allow you
to release fat.
                    Weight Loss guided self-hypnosis
              

                               

                1.  Introduction                                     8 minutes

                2.  Weight Loss Self- Hypnosis             27 minutes

                3.  Everything you need to know           9 minutes
                     about hypnosis


Medical Exercise Specialist, and Hypnotist Astrid Whiting teamed up with Clinical Hypnotherapist Brian Walsh PhD to target five common psychological beliefs that can prevent you from releasing fat. Listening to this CD regularly can help you target your subconscious mind to specifically:

 

  √  replace emotionally charged eating habits with positive coping
    strategies

 
 give you permission to live life as a healthy, worthy, beautiful person
 
 accept that exercise is a healthy, enjoyable, and desirable part of life
 
 release fat that may be preventing or sabotaging relationships, and
    replace it with a deeper knowingness that relationships can be loving
    and healthy

   release the need for comfort food and replace it with a desire for
    nutritious food

                                      
                        

                  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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