Nutritional vs Emotional Health & Healing

[Guest guest]

Hi Mike,

Thanks for mentioning The Divided Mind by Sarno. It looks very

interesting! I have been asking myself the same question for a few

years... whether to use an emotional or nutritional approach to help

clear up a health issue?

I am a Hypnotherapist and have been into WAPF for the last few years.

I am now combining both approaches. When I work with a client, say

for pain relief I am just as interested in what they are putting in

their mouth as I am what going on in their mind.

For example, many joint pain and/or arthritis suffers have been or

are on low fat diets, consume a lot of processed food and have poor

eating habits. I give them some nutritional info. right off the bat

i.e. articles from WAP.Then, many times I find out that they also

have some unresolved emotional things like trauma, control issues or

chronic worry.

So I come from both angles... help them clean up their diet and their

thinking/beliefs. This new approach has been working very well for

me. I like the way my DH puts it... he says, we are

emotional/energetic beings but we also have a 'meat suit' to take

care of while we are here on planet earth! He says 'Mindbody' should

become a new word.

Recently, I have been adding EFT to my hypnosis sessions. If you

don't know of it, it's an emotional energy therapy - for more info.

go to the main web site http://www.emofree.com - there's a VERY COOL

short video on the home page.

The results I am getting with EFT are mind blowing. Hypnosis is a

great modality but I can get to core issues and any emotional blocks

way faster with EFT. It's like I've found the missing puzzle piece!

A neat case was a woman allergic to cats and with EFT the memory of

her mom giving away stray kitten came up along with a decision she

made at 6 years old never to love another kitten because it could be

taken away from her! This woman's cat allergies cleared up right

after the session and have never returned. How cool is that!

Anyway, I'm just about to start doing telephone sessions with EFT

alone. Can't do the hypnosis part on the phone since it would be

difficult to tell if my client was on the floor sleeping and not in

their chair under hypnosis. hahaha (unless I had a video or 'hypno-

cam' of course!!!) Oh well, I am finding EFT is replacing much of the

hypnotherapy I do anyway.

I'm putting Sarno's title on my book want list. Thanks again

Mike for sharing it with the group!

Nauman

Weston Price Foundation Chapter Leader

Niagara Region - St Catharines, Ontario Canada

http://www.DietLightHouse.com/NiagaraWAPF.html

____________________

Re: thoughts on colon cleansing? - I'm currently reading The Divided

mind by Sarno. He claims that lots of things are mindbody

disorders, even allergies. I've read one of his books. He makes

interesting points. I think I agree with him largely, but, while he

heals people's back pain using talking and writing about their

stresses and emotions, I have found that good nutrition also seems to

work at least as well. The question then becomes--should you heal

your problems through nutrition, or through a Sarno-type approach?

mike

[Guest guest]

here's an interview with Sarno. this is where I heard of him and this book.

http://wor710.com/pages/48794.php

scroll down to the April 10th show.

Carolyn

>

> Hi Mike,

>

> Thanks for mentioning The Divided Mind by Sarno. It looks very

> interesting! I have been asking myself the same question for a few

> years... whether to use an emotional or nutritional approach to help

> clear up a health issue?

>

> I am a Hypnotherapist and have been into WAPF for the last few years.

> I am now combining both approaches. When I work with a client, say

> for pain relief I am just as interested in what they are putting in

> their mouth as I am what going on in their mind.

>

> For example, many joint pain and/or arthritis suffers have been or

> are on low fat diets, consume a lot of processed food and have poor

> eating habits. I give them some nutritional info. right off the bat

> i.e. articles from WAP.Then, many times I find out that they also

> have some unresolved emotional things like trauma, control issues or

> chronic worry.

>

> So I come from both angles... help them clean up their diet and their

> thinking/beliefs. This new approach has been working very well for

> me. I like the way my DH puts it... he says, we are

> emotional/energetic beings but we also have a 'meat suit' to take

> care of while we are here on planet earth! He says 'Mindbody' should

> become a new word.

>

> Recently, I have been adding EFT to my hypnosis sessions. If you

> don't know of it, it's an emotional energy therapy - for more info.

> go to the main web site http://www.emofree.com - there's a VERY COOL

> short video on the home page.

>

> The results I am getting with EFT are mind blowing. Hypnosis is a

> great modality but I can get to core issues and any emotional blocks

> way faster with EFT. It's like I've found the missing puzzle piece!

>

> A neat case was a woman allergic to cats and with EFT the memory of

> her mom giving away stray kitten came up along with a decision she

> made at 6 years old never to love another kitten because it could be

> taken away from her! This woman's cat allergies cleared up right

> after the session and have never returned. How cool is that!

>

> Anyway, I'm just about to start doing telephone sessions with EFT

> alone. Can't do the hypnosis part on the phone since it would be

> difficult to tell if my client was on the floor sleeping and not in

> their chair under hypnosis. hahaha (unless I had a video or 'hypno-

> cam' of course!!!) Oh well, I am finding EFT is replacing much of the

> hypnotherapy I do anyway.

>

> I'm putting Sarno's title on my book want list. Thanks again

> Mike for sharing it with the group!

>

>

>

> Nauman

> Weston Price Foundation Chapter Leader

> Niagara Region - St Catharines, Ontario Canada

> http://www.DietLightHouse.com/NiagaraWAPF.html

> ____________________

>

> Re: thoughts on colon cleansing? - I'm currently reading The Divided

> mind by Sarno. He claims that lots of things are mindbody

> disorders, even allergies. I've read one of his books. He makes

> interesting points. I think I agree with him largely, but, while he

> heals people's back pain using talking and writing about their

> stresses and emotions, I have found that good nutrition also seems to

> work at least as well. The question then becomes--should you heal

> your problems through nutrition, or through a Sarno-type approach?

> mike

>