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They're having a Laugh Another true good to be true story, I was all set
to go off for a jog around the park
But I think I'll just stay in bed and dream about it ...... now should I
dream of a 3 mile jog or 7 miles?
I don't want to over do things
Monday, May 24 2010 9AM 22°C 12PM 25°C 5-Day Forecast
I lost a stone in a month by exercising while I slept: How hypnotherapy
helped one woman go from a size 22
slim in your sleep
As weight loss plans go, it sounds incredible - shift those stubborn
pounds simply by dreaming about it.
Yet one woman claims the method helped her lose a stone in a month and
eventually drop from a size 22 to a 14.
Suzie Gibbs had seen her weight balloon to 14st 7lb following years of
avoiding the gym and a succession of failed diets.
After a chiropractor told her that she was risking a lifetime of back
pain unless she lost weight, the mother of two allowed herself to be
hypnotised into imagining she was exercising while she slept.
She says that within a month she had lost a stone. Since then she has
lost a further two-and-a-half stones through the hypnotherapy and a
new-found enthusiasm for exercise.
The transformation involved three hypnotherapy sessions where she had to
visualise herself exercising and doing sit-ups.
She also listened to a hypnosis CD each night for a month. The 'exercise
in your sleep' programme was so effective, she said, that her stomach
muscles contracted as she slept and her metabolism sped up, meaning she
burned off calories quicker.
The hypnosis also reprogrammed her mind into believing she loved
exercise, leading to her become more active in her waking hours.
Miss Gibbs, 56, a rail announcer from Southend, Essex, said: 'My first
thought was that it sounded a bit weird but, to be honest, I was
desperate.
'Within a week I'd lost a pound and I carried on gradually losing
weight. My muscles felt more toned and tight all over.
'I also found myself dreaming about things such as riding a bike and
lifting weights in the gym and I was loving every moment of it.
'Within a few months I actually wanted to work out during my daytime
hours - something I'd never felt before in my entire life. I took up
walking and cycling and joined a gym.
Enlarge hypno weight loss.jpg
'Now, instead of my heart sinking at the thought of exercise, I look
forward to being active.'
The 5ft 6in divorcee had spent a decade trying to get in shape by
attending diet clubs and trying drastic measures such as cabbage soup
diets.
But she had never managed to achieve significant or long-term weight
loss. Even diet pills from her GP failed to have an effect.
She then heard through a friend about a hypnotherapist and addiction
specialist and went for a consultation at her clinic in Harley Street,
London.
The sessions began last August and she was amazed to find they had an
immediate effect. She reached her current weight of 11 stone in March
this year.
'I do watch what I eat but exercise has been the biggest factor in the
changes I've seen in my body,' she said.
'It's truly astonishing and I'm thrilled with the results.'
Maria Clyne, the hypnotherapist who helped Miss Gibbs, said studies had
shown that when someone visualises participating in an activity the
brain responds as if the body is actually engaging in it.
'This is why sports people do self-hypnosis to guide them towards
success. They are creating neural pathways in their brain to make it
easier for them to succeed the next time round,' she said.
to go off for a jog around the park
But I think I'll just stay in bed and dream about it ...... now should I
dream of a 3 mile jog or 7 miles?
I don't want to over do things
Monday, May 24 2010 9AM 22°C 12PM 25°C 5-Day Forecast
I lost a stone in a month by exercising while I slept: How hypnotherapy
helped one woman go from a size 22
slim in your sleep
As weight loss plans go, it sounds incredible - shift those stubborn
pounds simply by dreaming about it.
Yet one woman claims the method helped her lose a stone in a month and
eventually drop from a size 22 to a 14.
Suzie Gibbs had seen her weight balloon to 14st 7lb following years of
avoiding the gym and a succession of failed diets.
After a chiropractor told her that she was risking a lifetime of back
pain unless she lost weight, the mother of two allowed herself to be
hypnotised into imagining she was exercising while she slept.
She says that within a month she had lost a stone. Since then she has
lost a further two-and-a-half stones through the hypnotherapy and a
new-found enthusiasm for exercise.
The transformation involved three hypnotherapy sessions where she had to
visualise herself exercising and doing sit-ups.
She also listened to a hypnosis CD each night for a month. The 'exercise
in your sleep' programme was so effective, she said, that her stomach
muscles contracted as she slept and her metabolism sped up, meaning she
burned off calories quicker.
The hypnosis also reprogrammed her mind into believing she loved
exercise, leading to her become more active in her waking hours.
Miss Gibbs, 56, a rail announcer from Southend, Essex, said: 'My first
thought was that it sounded a bit weird but, to be honest, I was
desperate.
'Within a week I'd lost a pound and I carried on gradually losing
weight. My muscles felt more toned and tight all over.
'I also found myself dreaming about things such as riding a bike and
lifting weights in the gym and I was loving every moment of it.
'Within a few months I actually wanted to work out during my daytime
hours - something I'd never felt before in my entire life. I took up
walking and cycling and joined a gym.
Enlarge hypno weight loss.jpg
'Now, instead of my heart sinking at the thought of exercise, I look
forward to being active.'
The 5ft 6in divorcee had spent a decade trying to get in shape by
attending diet clubs and trying drastic measures such as cabbage soup
diets.
But she had never managed to achieve significant or long-term weight
loss. Even diet pills from her GP failed to have an effect.
She then heard through a friend about a hypnotherapist and addiction
specialist and went for a consultation at her clinic in Harley Street,
London.
The sessions began last August and she was amazed to find they had an
immediate effect. She reached her current weight of 11 stone in March
this year.
'I do watch what I eat but exercise has been the biggest factor in the
changes I've seen in my body,' she said.
'It's truly astonishing and I'm thrilled with the results.'
Maria Clyne, the hypnotherapist who helped Miss Gibbs, said studies had
shown that when someone visualises participating in an activity the
brain responds as if the body is actually engaging in it.
'This is why sports people do self-hypnosis to guide them towards
success. They are creating neural pathways in their brain to make it
easier for them to succeed the next time round,' she said.
and the carrots taste just like chocolate and cheesecake you are drifting into a very deep trance now ............