Overcome Addiction with Hypnosis

 What is addiction, addiction is a persistent and intense urge to engage in a behavior that produces a natural reward, not acknowledging substantial harm and or other negative consequences. According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine, "Genetics can also increase the likelihood of an addiction by about 50 percent." Drug abuse acts on the brain's reward system intergrading within a gene that regulates the activity of dopamine. Epigenetic change may happen altering the gene expression, when stress comes along it can trigger the development of addiction, as it can also induce the relapse with drug and alcohol recovery. The brain eventually changes, and adapts as it becomes dependent of the substance being used. DNA methylation is a process were methyl groups are added to the DNA molecule. This can be carried and felt throughout generations keeping a regular person at high risk of having an addiction of some sort not even understanding where the urge comes from.. Understanding how much power it can have over you and your future will help you understand why its better to get help. When the brain changes because of a certain substance it craves it, it functions around it wanting it more and more. I know its not easy, its very hard actually because it becomes something that starts to control you overtime. However, if you want to change you will and here is how not to fall back into old habits, with hypnosis you increase your chances for a long term recovery, eventually becoming permanent. Finding the root of the issue which is normally a negative or false belief about the self reside in a level of consciousness, that when in hypnosis it is uncovered and it is open to suggestibility to alter those beliefs providing resolution and relief to the client. Changing interpretation, judgement and reaction teaching your brain different eventually changing the Nero-connections in the brain no longer following in the same direction as before. Hypnosis helps so much to reframe those addictive behaviors to a much healthier version of you. Permanently making long lasting change

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Jessica Gutierrez M. 

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