Self Hypnosis - Guided Meditation - Imagery - Visualization ~ CD & mp3 Reviews
Global Hypnosis
Global Hypnosis presents a revolutionary line of self-hypnosis audio products that are sweeping the globe.
Global Hypnosis combines self-hypnosis with sound therapy. In test studies, the combination of self-hypnosis and sound therapy produces a 20% to 40% more effective relaxation response than either technique by itself. The relaxation response reduces the heart rate and blood pressure, relaxes the muscles and increases the amount of oxygen to the brain.
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Creativity Boost Featured
By:Global Hypnosis | Media:CD & mp3 |
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| A revolutionary finding in the discovery of sound therapy was the enormous boost in creativity experienced by the listener when in certain Theta frequencies. When in Theta, the brain works on solutions for the little problems that crop up in our daily lives, much like the way our dreams work. Read More... | |
Stop Smoking Now
By:Global Hypnosis | Media:CD & mp3 |
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| Are you ready to stop smoking cigarettes for good? The Global Hypnosis Stop Smoking Now system makes it easy, helping you break the habit in only one week.
This CD targets your smoking "triggers" (or things that make you want to smoke cigarettes) and builds your will power into a "Will of Iron." Read More... | |
Success At Work
By:Global Hypnosis | Media:CD & mp3 |
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| Enjoy the deep mesmerizing voice of Gregory Simmons over an enchanting sound track of rain, chimes, and birds. This relaxing CD/mp3 gently guides you to enhance your success in business through guided self-hypnosis and sound therapy in deep Theta. Read More... | |
Super Learning
By:Global Hypnosis | Media:CD & mp3 |
| One of the first revolutionary uses of sound therapy is "Super Learning", which was invented in the late 1960's by Bulgarian psychiatrist, Georgi Lozanov. Lozanov discovered that synchronized sound waves caused students to learn over 5 times as much information per day (500%) than their peers.
In some cases, students learned as much as thirty times the information in a single day. Read More... | |
