I've heard it helps to lose weight or to quit smoking, so why couldn't it help to control alcoholism or any kind of addiction?
Asked Apr 21, 2010
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Is it possible for a person to get hypnotized to stay off drugs?
well Ive actually read studies that show that hypnosis can help people stay off and quite drugs, but it dosn't work on everybody
Answered Apr 24, 2010
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