Physical and mental effects of the hypnotic trance

When initiating a trance, your consciousness is steered away from external stimuli to an inner state of well-being. This leads to a state of physical relaxation with a calming of the urinary rhythms, such as breathing and pulse rate. This enables a very individual, inner experience.

The decisive advantage of hypnosis in treating stubborn problems lies in the possibility of direct access to the subconscious. With many other methods one tries to reach inner feelings and conflicts via detours, which means a lot of time and a useful theory. Hypnosis can also be used very well as an alternative to drugs with their side effects.

Organic processes in humans can be influenced well with hypnosis. Blood pressure, the function of the digestive organs, cardiac activity, glandular functions, muscle and nerve activities can all be positively changed. The course of illnesses such as pain, such as rheumatism, allergies or cancer therapy, can also be positively influenced and complaints can be resolved.