Tag: hypnosis and biology
Parents are Genetic Engineers
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Parents can affect the genes of their child after birth. And you can affect your genes after your parent. If we look back at the first article on Epigenetics where I made the point that it is our environment that influences much of us rather than Darwinism theories and or one’s hard wire belief in…
Your Cell’s Growth Potential
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Take Advantage of Your Cell’s Growth Potential. Use Hypnosis. My sister the science writer refers to cells as “learning agents” and I’m going to adopt that phrase (thank you VN Alexander). Right now, what are your cells learning? It depends on what is being communicated from the top down (your brain and the cells own…
Our Cells Can Learn.
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Hypnosis is Your Cell’s Teacher. What are you teaching your cells? Our cells are learning agents capable of evolving based on thoughts and environment as research from the past several decades has proven. That is good news and means we have the choice to decide how we want to respond to our environment or to…
Biology and Positive Affirmations
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Epigenetics: The Science Behind Statements Like “You Can Heal Your Life.” Have you ever wanted proof that your thoughts can change your reality as these statements suggest? Our loving caretakers warned us to “stay away from hurtful people,” “to put on a happy face,” or “to look on the bright side.” These suggestions made us…
Hypnosis Is A Great Conversation Starter
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The Brain and Body are Talking: Hypnosis To Join the Conversation. Mention hypnosis at your next gathering and witness the response ranging from anxiety to excited anticipation. Here is another conversation starter: The body is the subconscious mind, as declared by Candace Pert in her groundbreaking book Molecules of Emotion. Before you agree or disagree…