Brain Facts

Hypnotism, Neuroscience, and Synesthesia

De: Jane Hampton

Narrado por: Nicholas Connell

This book will guide you as you come to learn about synesthesia, neurology, hypnotherapy, and the subconscious mind. It will shed some light on subjects such as these:

• What are they and what is their meaning.
• Causes and conditions in the brain that can contribute to synesthesia.
• What the indications are that you might have it and how to find out for sure.
• Learn about both the vibrant world and disadvantages that come with the condition.
• Learn how to help kids who have it.
• What actually happens during a hypnotherapy session.
• Learn about the realities and myths that permeate its long history.
• The significant assistance it provides to cancer patients.
• Treatable conditions include:stress, anxiety, weight gain, smoking, phobias, and more.
• The value of Neurology.
• What does it mean to be a neurologist.
• What conditions do they deal with.
• Professions in neurology.
• Learn about the various jobs in neurology.
• Neurology malpractice
• Steps to become a neurologist.
• How to become neurology physiotherapist.
• Conditions that force you to see one
• What is the subconscious mind and how do we use it?
• The various abilities of the subconscious mind.
• The power that lies buried within your subconscious mind and how to manage it.

Curious yet? Then start listening now.

©2019 Jane Hampton (P)2019 Jane Hampton

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