Researchers found that volunteers under hypnosis experienced significant pain reduction in response to painful heat. They also had a distinctly different pattern of brain activity compared to when they were not hypnotized and experienced the painful heat. The changes in brain activity suggest that hypnosis somehow blocks the pain signal from getting to the parts […]
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Childhood cancer patients suffer less pain when placed under hypnosis, scientists have claimed. Children who had been hypnotised in trials reported they had less pain from medical procedures as well as cancer-related pain. (BBC News – 10th September 2004)
Hypnosis is more than just a party trick, it measurably changes how the brain works, says a UK researcher. (New Scientist – 10th September 2004)
Hypnosis can double the success of IVF treatment, researchers have claimed. A team from Soroka University, Israel, found 28% of women in the group who were hypnotised became pregnant, compared with 14% of those who were not. (BBC News 29th June 2004)
Charles Sidi, 34, suffered stomach problems for years before he was cured by a course of hypnotherapy. (BBC News – 4th January 2004)