RE: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining Program?

[Guest guest]

Jim

I just started working on it.If you think sympathetic nervous system

activation is important and if you are persistant i think it might help.

Persistance is very important.my thought is that it is combination of self

hypnosis and NLP.

Good luck.

cindi

Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining

Program?

> Hi,

>

> It's been 4 days and no one has yet replied to my original post. I'm

> assuming there must be at least a few of you out there who've used the

> Gupta program. So I thought I'd reply to call attention to it to give

> anyone who has used the program who may have missed my original post over

> the weekend a second chance to notice it and respond.

>

> Thanks Again!

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

I'm on day 2 of the program.. I've developed severe anxiety to certain

situations. I've tried " tapping " , EFT and hypnotherapy with little success.

I've got nothing to lose but another $200. I'm giving it a go! I have a

friend who went from bed-bound, could barely walk to her buying a new house,

renovating it and she's getting married next week. She thinks it has a lot

to do with her recovery. I'm sure everyone is different but a lot of what

Gupta says rings true for me. There are a few points that I'm not completely

convinced on, but along with other therapies I'm doing, I hope to at least

get rid of some of the anxiety. Having full blown panic attacks, to the

point where you think you're going to die if you don't get out of where ever

you are, is not fun. I'm a prisoner in my own body and mind and it's got to

stop! This is not the person I used to be.

Wendi Carrillo

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of naturefreak2002

Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 3:06 PM

Subject: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining

Program?

Hi,

It's been 4 days and no one has yet replied to my original post. I'm

assuming there must be at least a few of you out there who've used the Gupta

program. So I thought I'd reply to call attention to it to give anyone who

has used the program who may have missed my original post over the weekend a

second chance to notice it and respond.

Thanks Again!

Jim

>

>

> I am cosidering giving this a try and have 2 questions for anyone that has

tried it:

>

> 1) Have you improvemed on it? If so, specifically what has improved and to

what extent?

>

> 2) What techniques are included in the program? I've read everything on

his website and watched all 3 hrs of the free Youtube videos (the first 3

sessions of the DVD program) which include lots of info on the theory, but

virtually nothing on what the program actually consists of, not even an

overview.

>

> I would greatly appreciate input on the above. Thanks!

>

> I have no delusions that this program represents the be all-end all cause

and cure of CFIDS/ME per Gupta's theory. However, over-activation of the

sympathetic nervous system appears to play at least some role in

causing/perpetuating the illness, and perhaps reducing this activation (if

the program can actually achieve this) could potentially result in at least

some noticeable improvement (I hope).

>

> Thanks Again!

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Jill

would be happy to hear updates if you have time/energy

From: cindi <cindiwonderer@...>

Subject: Re: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining

Program?

Date: Monday, May 18, 2009, 7:31 PM

Jim

I just started working on it.If you think sympathetic nervous system

activation is important and if you are persistant i think it might help.

Persistance is very important.my thought is that it is combination of self

hypnosis and NLP.

Good luck.

cindi

Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining

Program?

> Hi,

>

> It's been 4 days and no one has yet replied to my original post. I'm

> assuming there must be at least a few of you out there who've used the

> Gupta program. So I thought I'd reply to call attention to it to give

> anyone who has used the program who may have missed my original post over

> the weekend a second chance to notice it and respond.

>

> Thanks Again!

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

I don't have Panic Attacks (which I know must be awful : (

I have noticed a " lack " of cognitive " shock absorbers "

and I was miss calm cool collected...particularly on the outside : )

Did your friend, who improved, have the post-exertional fatigue stuff?

(that;s my killer)

and did she have cognitive stuff like brain fog

any info appreciated

Good Luck to you

hope you find some relief

From: Wendi Carrillo <tres_gatos87801@...>

Subject: RE: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining

Program?

Date: Monday, May 18, 2009, 8:14 PM

I'm on day 2 of the program.. I've developed severe anxiety to certain

situations. I've tried " tapping " , EFT and hypnotherapy with little success.

I've got nothing to lose but another $200. I'm giving it a go! I have a

friend who went from bed-bound, could barely walk to her buying a new house,

renovating it and she's getting married next week. She thinks it has a lot

to do with her recovery. I'm sure everyone is different but a lot of what

Gupta says rings true for me. There are a few points that I'm not completely

convinced on, but along with other therapies I'm doing, I hope to at least

get rid of some of the anxiety. Having full blown panic attacks, to the

point where you think you're going to die if you don't get out of where ever

you are, is not fun. I'm a prisoner in my own body and mind and it's got to

stop! This is not the person I used to be.

Wendi Carrillo

From:

[mailto:] On Behalf Of naturefreak2002

Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 3:06 PM

Subject: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining

Program?

Hi,

It's been 4 days and no one has yet replied to my original post. I'm

assuming there must be at least a few of you out there who've used the Gupta

program. So I thought I'd reply to call attention to it to give anyone who

has used the program who may have missed my original post over the weekend a

second chance to notice it and respond.

Thanks Again!

Jim

>

>

> I am cosidering giving this a try and have 2 questions for anyone that has

tried it:

>

> 1) Have you improvemed on it? If so, specifically what has improved and to

what extent?

>

> 2) What techniques are included in the program? I've read everything on

his website and watched all 3 hrs of the free Youtube videos (the first 3

sessions of the DVD program) which include lots of info on the theory, but

virtually nothing on what the program actually consists of, not even an

overview.

>

> I would greatly appreciate input on the above. Thanks!

>

> I have no delusions that this program represents the be all-end all cause

and cure of CFIDS/ME per Gupta's theory. However, over-activation of the

sympathetic nervous system appears to play at least some role in

causing/perpetuatin g the illness, and perhaps reducing this activation (if

the program can actually achieve this) could potentially result in at least

some noticeable improvement (I hope).

>

> Thanks Again!

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

My friend def has post-exertional fatigue. Luckily, she's on disability and

gets to rest up as often as possible. Brain fog is also an issue.

She's apparently had CFS for many years but became bed bound a couple years

back. Her muscles are just know coming back; it's truly wonderful. Hoping I

get relief from the over stimulation from adrenaline.

Wendi Carrillo

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Vi_Lontano

Sent: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 8:17 AM

Subject: RE: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala

Retraining Program?

I don't have Panic Attacks (which I know must be awful : (

I have noticed a " lack " of cognitive " shock absorbers "

and I was miss calm cool collected...particularly on the outside : )

Did your friend, who improved, have the post-exertional fatigue stuff?

(that;s my killer)

and did she have cognitive stuff like brain fog

any info appreciated

Good Luck to you

hope you find some relief

From: Wendi Carrillo <tres_gatos87801@...

<mailto:tres_gatos87801%40> >

Subject: RE: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala

Retraining Program?

<mailto:%40>

Date: Monday, May 18, 2009, 8:14 PM

I'm on day 2 of the program.. I've developed severe anxiety to certain

situations. I've tried " tapping " , EFT and hypnotherapy with little success.

I've got nothing to lose but another $200. I'm giving it a go! I have a

friend who went from bed-bound, could barely walk to her buying a new house,

renovating it and she's getting married next week. She thinks it has a lot

to do with her recovery. I'm sure everyone is different but a lot of what

Gupta says rings true for me. There are a few points that I'm not completely

convinced on, but along with other therapies I'm doing, I hope to at least

get rid of some of the anxiety. Having full blown panic attacks, to the

point where you think you're going to die if you don't get out of where ever

you are, is not fun. I'm a prisoner in my own body and mind and it's got to

stop! This is not the person I used to be.

Wendi Carrillo

From:

[mailto:] On Behalf Of naturefreak2002

Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 3:06 PM

Subject: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining

Program?

Hi,

It's been 4 days and no one has yet replied to my original post. I'm

assuming there must be at least a few of you out there who've used the Gupta

program. So I thought I'd reply to call attention to it to give anyone who

has used the program who may have missed my original post over the weekend a

second chance to notice it and respond.

Thanks Again!

Jim

>

>

> I am cosidering giving this a try and have 2 questions for anyone that has

tried it:

>

> 1) Have you improvemed on it? If so, specifically what has improved and to

what extent?

>

> 2) What techniques are included in the program? I've read everything on

his website and watched all 3 hrs of the free Youtube videos (the first 3

sessions of the DVD program) which include lots of info on the theory, but

virtually nothing on what the program actually consists of, not even an

overview.

>

> I would greatly appreciate input on the above. Thanks!

>

> I have no delusions that this program represents the be all-end all cause

and cure of CFIDS/ME per Gupta's theory. However, over-activation of the

sympathetic nervous system appears to play at least some role in

causing/perpetuatin g the illness, and perhaps reducing this activation (if

the program can actually achieve this) could potentially result in at least

some noticeable improvement (I hope).

>

> Thanks Again!

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info

would love to hear how you progress

From: Wendi Carrillo <tres_gatos87801

<mailto:tres_ gatos87801% 40> >

Subject: RE: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala

Retraining Program?

<mailto:CFSFMExperi mental%40gr oups.com>

Date: Monday, May 18, 2009, 8:14 PM

I'm on day 2 of the program.. I've developed severe anxiety to certain

situations. I've tried " tapping " , EFT and hypnotherapy with little success.

I've got nothing to lose but another $200. I'm giving it a go! I have a

friend who went from bed-bound, could barely walk to her buying a new house,

renovating it and she's getting married next week. She thinks it has a lot

to do with her recovery. I'm sure everyone is different but a lot of what

Gupta says rings true for me. There are a few points that I'm not completely

convinced on, but along with other therapies I'm doing, I hope to at least

get rid of some of the anxiety. Having full blown panic attacks, to the

point where you think you're going to die if you don't get out of where ever

you are, is not fun. I'm a prisoner in my own body and mind and it's got to

stop! This is not the person I used to be.

Wendi Carrillo

From:

[mailto:CFSFMExperi mental] On Behalf Of naturefreak2002

Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 3:06 PM

Subject: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining

Program?

Hi,

It's been 4 days and no one has yet replied to my original post. I'm

assuming there must be at least a few of you out there who've used the Gupta

program. So I thought I'd reply to call attention to it to give anyone who

has used the program who may have missed my original post over the weekend a

second chance to notice it and respond.

Thanks Again!

Jim

>

>

> I am cosidering giving this a try and have 2 questions for anyone that has

tried it:

>

> 1) Have you improvemed on it? If so, specifically what has improved and to

what extent?

>

> 2) What techniques are included in the program? I've read everything on

his website and watched all 3 hrs of the free Youtube videos (the first 3

sessions of the DVD program) which include lots of info on the theory, but

virtually nothing on what the program actually consists of, not even an

overview.

>

> I would greatly appreciate input on the above. Thanks!

>

> I have no delusions that this program represents the be all-end all cause

and cure of CFIDS/ME per Gupta's theory. However, over-activation of the

sympathetic nervous system appears to play at least some role in

causing/perpetuatin g the illness, and perhaps reducing this activation (if

the program can actually achieve this) could potentially result in at least

some noticeable improvement (I hope).

>

> Thanks Again!

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

GABA stopped my panic disorder.  Hope it will help you also.  However, its also

very important in my case to avoid toxic chemicals which give me heart

palpitations.  I recommend reading some of Dr. Sherry books where she

explains things about this problem.   

 

www.childrensbooksbykarenandrobyn.com

 

From: Wendi Carrillo <tres_gatos87801@...>

Subject: RE: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining

Program?

Date: Monday, May 18, 2009, 6:14 PM

I'm on day 2 of the program.. I've developed severe anxiety to certain

situations. I've tried " tapping " , EFT and hypnotherapy with little success.

I've got nothing to lose but another $200. I'm giving it a go! I have a

friend who went from bed-bound, could barely walk to her buying a new house,

renovating it and she's getting married next week. She thinks it has a lot

to do with her recovery. I'm sure everyone is different but a lot of what

Gupta says rings true for me. There are a few points that I'm not completely

convinced on, but along with other therapies I'm doing, I hope to at least

get rid of some of the anxiety. Having full blown panic attacks, to the

point where you think you're going to die if you don't get out of where ever

you are, is not fun. I'm a prisoner in my own body and mind and it's got to

stop! This is not the person I used to be.

Wendi Carrillo 

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of naturefreak2002

Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 3:06 PM

Subject: Re: Has Anyone Tried Gupta Amygdala Retraining

Program?

Hi,

It's been 4 days and no one has yet replied to my original post. I'm

assuming there must be at least a few of you out there who've used the Gupta

program. So I thought I'd reply to call attention to it to give anyone who

has used the program who may have missed my original post over the weekend a

second chance to notice it and respond.

Thanks Again!

Jim

>

>

> I am cosidering giving this a try and have 2 questions for anyone that has

tried it:

>

> 1) Have you improvemed on it? If so, specifically what has improved and to

what extent?

>

> 2) What techniques are included in the program? I've read everything on

his website and watched all 3 hrs of the free Youtube videos (the first 3

sessions of the DVD program) which include lots of info on the theory, but

virtually nothing on what the program actually consists of, not even an

overview.

>

> I would greatly appreciate input on the above. Thanks!

>

> I have no delusions that this program represents the be all-end all cause

and cure of CFIDS/ME per Gupta's theory. However, over-activation of the

sympathetic nervous system appears to play at least some role in

causing/perpetuating the illness, and perhaps reducing this activation (if

the program can actually achieve this) could potentially result in at least

some noticeable improvement (I hope).

>

> Thanks Again!

> Jim

>