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Stanford Expert Reveals How Hypnosis Rewires Your Brain for Better HealthBrain Health

Stanford Expert Reveals How Hypnosis Rewires Your Brain for Better Health

Dr. David Spiegel from Stanford explores the clinical science behind hypnosis and its applications for health optimization. This episode covers how hypnosis works in the brain to enhance cognitive flexibility and the mind-body connection. Spiegel discusses evidence-based uses for pain management, sleep improvement, stress reduction, trauma recovery, and treating phobias. The conversation includes practical guidance on assessing your own hypnotizability using the Spiegel Eye Roll Test, finding qualified clinical hypnotists, and accessing structured self-hypnosis protocols. Key topics include using hypnosis for ADHD and focus enhancement, obsessive thoughts, and peak performance. The episode also covers breathing techniques like cyclic sighing for relaxation and how hypnosis can help reframe pain and trauma responses.

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