Hypno Herbal Medicine A Manual of Hypnotic Motivation Designed to Compound the Traditional Therapeutic Values Reported to the Herbs Described

HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE has a heritage from both sides of the world. Hypnotherapy is Western, and has developed a popularity that has swept into the Orient. Chinese Herbal Medicine is Eastern, and has developed a popularity that has swept into the Occident. Hypnomedicine covers the world, and is nationally broadcast on Taiwan television. Herbal medicine has been used for centuries by many people in the Orient, who have found it helpful and beneficial in many ways. Medicinal herbs, combined in their taking with the subconscious motivation that hypnosis provides (as Hypnomedicine), have their usefulness ever more compounded.

At the very beginning of this book, let it be understood that the herbs described are not prescribed – they are merely told about. All are eatable, and are harmless in the small quantity consumed in the hypnomedication process. Their therapeutic value is traditional. However, in no way is Hypnomedicine to be regarded as superseding your physician’s treatment. Consider all that is given you in this book as an adjunct to the medical wisdom that your M.D. prescribes. This book is for Professional Adults only.

Chapter One:
YOUR SUBCONSCIOUS PHASE OF MIND

Chapter Two:
HOW TO PRESENT SUGGESTIONS THAT INFLUENCE

Chapter Three:
CONTROLLING THE MIND

Chapter Four:
THE FUNCTIONS OF THE MIND

Chapter Five:
FURTHER FUNCTIONS OF THE MIND

Chapter Six:
BRINGING IN THE FORCE

Chapter Seven:
VITALITY HYPNOSIS

Chapter Eight:
GETTING READY TO USE HYPNOSIS

Chapter Nine:
THE IDEOMOTOR ACTION METHOD OF HYPNOTIZING

Chapter Ten:
“SUGGESTION FORMULA” FOR CONTROLLING THE MIND

Chapter Eleven:
“SUGGESTION FORMULA” FOR FUNCTIONS OF THE MIND

Chapter Twelve:
COMBINING HERBS WITH HYPNOSIS

Chapter Thirteen:
THE PHYSICIAN / HYPNOTHERAPIST COMBO

Chapter Fourteen:
PRELUDE TO ADMINISTERING HYPNOMEDICINE

Chapter Fifteen:
THE HERBAL HYPNOTIC INDUCTION METHOD

SUGGESTION FORMULAS

THE COMPUTER SIMILE

A FEW MORE WORDS ABOUT HERBAL MEDICINE

Chapter Sixteen:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE FOR DIGESTION
with Anise (Pimpinella anisum)

Chapter Seventeen:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE AS AN AID FOR SLEEP
with Balm (Melissa officinalis)


Chapter Eighteen:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE AS AN AID FOR STRESS
with Basil (Ocimum basilicum)

Chapter Nineteen:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE TO HELP MENSTRUATION
with Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)

Chapter Twenty:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE TO CALM THE NERVES
with Catnip (Nepeta cataria)

Chapter Twenty-One:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE AS AN ANTACID
with Dill (Anethum graveolens)

Chapter Twenty-Two:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE FOR FLU & COLDS
with Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis)

Chapter Twenty-Three:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE TO MASTER MIGRAINE HEADACHES
with Feverfew (Chrysanthemum perthenium)

Chapter Twenty-Four:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE TO RELIEVE COUGHING
with Horehound (Marrubium vulgare)

Chapter Twenty-Five:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE TO HELP STOP DIARRHEA
with Mullein (Verbascum spp.)

Chapter Twenty-Six:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE FOR LUNG CONGESTION
with Oregano (Origanum heacleoticum)

Chapter Twenty-Seven:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE TO RELIEVE HAY FEVER
with Parsley (Petroselinum)

Chapter Twenty-Eight:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE TO REDUCE CHOLESTEROL
with Red Pepper (Capsicum annuum)

Chapter Twenty-Nine:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE TO HELP MANAGE DIABETES
with Sage (Salvia officinalis)

Chapter Thirty:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE TO HELP HEAL HERPES
with Tarragon (Artemisian cracunculus)

Chapter Thirty-One:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE TO REDUCE MUSCLE SPASMS
with Valerian (Valeriana officinalis)

Chapter Thirty-Two:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE FOR TISSUE HEALING
with Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobilis)

Chapter Thirty-Three:
HYPNO-HERBAL MEDICINE AD FINEM

Chapter Thirty-Four:
THE THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF THE HYPNOTIC SLEEP
Chapter Thirty-Five:
TEACHING YOUR CLIENT SELF-HYPNOSIS

Chapter Thirty-Six:
SELF-HYPNOSIS AND VITAMINS

Chapter Thirty-Seven
RETURNING TO THE HERE AND NOW

Epilogue
HYPNOSIS FOR YOURSELF
with Bay (Laurus nobilis)