> I tried the imagery last night and it > didn't work. I'd like to meet > someone it does work for, I mean REALLY > work for. > Stacy
There have been a number of studies that show that hypnosis works poorly on central neuropathic pain. When I started having central pain, I tried hypnosis with limited effect. Hypnosis works well for for dental work and musculoskeletal pain. My confession: I learned hypnosis in medical school and used it in my medical practice. I taught hypnosis to hundreds of people for pain, cigarets, gambling, nailbiting... I could go on. One of my patients was a famous comedian. I stole that line from him. He was unfortunately not hypnotizable. pH
