[*Hector*]

Just seen Dan, you are only round the corner from me so to speak. I am just getting use of a therapy room in Romsey.

[dan paton]

hope it works out hector . i was going to rent a room from a hair salon a few years ago but they were only going to let me use it on certain days . maybe i should have put more effort in at that stage . sounds bad but i had more of a laugh in the pub with instant inductions . might never make a fulltime living at it but what a party trick . add me on facebook hector and we could meet up sometime . im very interested to know more about running a practice . http://www.facebook.com/#!/cleaning.guy.3?sk=wall

[wynne jones]

Can anybody be hypnotised?

[*Hector*]

Generally yes.....

However not by anyone....

if that makes sense....

Usually people with higher intelligence can be hypnotised quicker than those of lower intellingence..

For me to be hypnotised takes micro seconds 

[derek west]

is it instant?

[*Hector*]

Induction can be instant, as Dan says that is good for party tricks and stage hypnosis, however for anything else I would be more inclined to use gradual induction methods, or progressive relaxation, which means that you just relax, and relax, and drift into trance gently and pleasantly.

Also you are fully aware, and in fact more aware of what is happening than you would be in normal circumstances, so the thought of someone else having control of your mind, is in fact purely comic book and film stuff. You can also come out at any time, should you so desire.

[dan paton]

yes wynne they can but only if u want to be . cant do it against your will .  if u believe it will happen then it will happen. although theres got to be a rapport with the hypnotist .u might be surprised how often you go into trance yourself . daydreaming , watching tv , motorway driving . its a natural state .
                        dan

[wynne jones]

Looks like hypnosis is a popular add on to carpet cleaning, I've got a nice chair I could use. 

 

[*Hector*]

 

got to do something when I can't weild the rotary any more   

Eaten all of the last business 

[richie]

Yep your right Jim.....HIJACKED or what

[john rees]

Hi All.
        Since my last post I have been on a long weekend break courtesy of the N.H.S. after a customer of mine who is a cardiology
anesthetist (thanks Dr Bennet) picked up on my symptoms and checked my blood pressure which showed 260 over 160, because it was so high he checked his wifes(who's also a cardiology doc) blood pressure in case the equipment was faulty and his wifes turned out to be 120 over 60.
          After he'd done some major string pulling I was admitted to the the coronary care ward in Morriston hospital Swansea. And I.ve spent all weekend being referred  to as the unorthadox admission and very good friend of Dr Bennet. He came to visit me on sunday morning and told me that my blood pressure was the highest he has seen on someone that was still able to walk,he actually thought I had had a mini stroke. I'm off to the ophthalmologist(eye doc) to see if he will be able to repair my eye damage(which was the symptom Dr Bennet picked up on) and I'm waiting for the results on my other end organ damage such as kidneys.
           On the plus side he said when I'm better He said his stone floor looks fab and can he have it sealed too!  I suppose that will have to be a freebie!
           I was told by my Dr in hospital that if I had gone in to hospital by conventional means I would have had a stroke or major heart attack by then! So it really is true "it's not what you know it's who you know!

           So How ever you manage to stop smoking just do it! If one method doesn't work try something else!

All the best
                 John

            p.s. doctor Bennet says if it weren't for smokers he'd be out of a job. but can always get another job, Can you get another life?

[*Hector*]

hope you are on the road to recovery John.

I agree any way to stop smoking is good... I have been stopped 19 months now...

[john rees]

Hi Hector,
               Getting better thanks, I stopped 3 months ago........pretty ironic that i get my problems 3  months after I stopped! lol 

[*Hector*]

Yes it is... but ... just think how bad it would of been if you still did smoke??

Once you stop, you actually get worse for a while with coughs etc, as your body suddenly starts to feel clean, and then begins the process of cleansing it properly.....

After 6 - 12 months you really start to feel better. I can't eat tomatoes now without them tasting really bitter, this is new since the nicotine etc cleared off....

[wynne jones]

John hold back on the freebie, you haven't got his bill yet. 

I bet you feel very fortunate. A lot of seemingly fit people drop cork legged because they never   get checked out.

Getting an eye test every year is also a good idea because they can tell a lot from looking in your eyes about your general health.

[Jim_77]

Bloody hell John that was fortunate.  I'd be cleaning the guy's carpets free for life

[AshWhite]

Bloody hell John that was fortunate.  I'd be cleaning the guy's carpets free for life

Might not be that great a deal unless they sort him out sharpish!

All the best John, hope they sort you out mate!

[Susan Dean (1stclean)]

julians just packed in a 100 aday habit (5 months now) he started cage fighting again and couldnt run down the street without needing help lolololol

anyways five months on his back up to speed , 2 stone heaver and out growning his clothers 

the only way to pack in is do it the hard way no help just will power in you realy and i mean realy want to stop you will if not dont kid yourself and just carry on as you will never do it