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Find a hypnotherapist who can help with Weight LossThere's no denying it: trying to lose weight can be a long and challenging journey. If you've ever tried and failed to lose weight before then you probably know just how frustrating it can be - especially when feelings like stress, low self-esteem, sadness and boredom crop up.

It's not unusual for people to get into a cycle of dieting, overeating, feeling guilty and dieting again. This is known as 'yoyo dieting' and makes weight loss difficult to sustain.

While fad diets and nutrition plans focus on what you put in your mouth and how often, hypnotherapy changes how you feel about what you eat. For instance - on a diet you might eat a carrot and wish you were eating a carrot cake, but with hypnotherapy you can learn to enjoy the carrot and not give that cake a second thought. It might be hard to imagine a world where you'd happily turn down your favourite food for something healthier, but with certain hypnotherapy techniques it may be possible to change your thinking patterns and gain control over cravings in a way that doesn't depress you.

By targeting the unconscious mind with powerful suggestion techniques, a hypnotherapist will help you develop a new, positive relationship with food and exercise. The aim is to make you feel confident about your body, change any negative thoughts about eating and help you lose weight healthily and responsibly without impacting your emotional wellbeing.
Do I need to lose weight?

A lot of people insist they need to lose weight, whether they're overweight or not. The truth is, very few people are happy with the shape and size of their bodies, regardless of whether or not they need to lose weight.

According to official statistics, 61.3% of adults and 30% of children in England need to lose weight because they're overweight or obese.

You may need to lose weight if you:

    have a body mass index (BMI) of 25 or more
    are a man and your waist circumference exceeds 37 inches
    are a woman and your waist circumference exceeds 32 inches
    have a high body fat percentage for your age and sex
    have pain in your joints (excess weight puts greater stress on joints)
    have type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, or heart disease.

To lose weight it's important to eat less and exercise more. Signs you are overeating include:

    You eat so fast you do not really taste the flavours in the food or notice your body signalling that it is full.
    You always eat everything on your plate even if you are full, so as not to waste food (this can be reinforced by parents during childhood).
    You eat when you are bored or lonely.
    You eat when you are upset or miserable.
    You eat to reward yourself (i.e. I've done so well at the gym, I deserve this chocolate bar).

It's unhealthy to be overweight or obese because you have a higher risk of developing/suffering from:

    type 2 diabetes
    high blood pressure
    high cholesterol
    heart disease
    stroke
    heart attack
    cancer.

Being heavier than average can also have social repercussions, including discrimination, verbal/emotional bullying and even physical abuse. This stigma can intensify the feelings of shame and inadequacy some people feel when they look in the mirror. Feelings like this can lead to:

    low self-esteem
    low self-confidence
    anxiety
    stress.

All of these emotions can quite seriously reduce a person's quality of life and even have a domino effect on their careers, relationships and everyday experiences.

Body confidence

While it is important for overweight and obese people to lose weight for health reasons, it's not good to feel down or depressed about it. According to a survey of body image attitudes in the UK, one in four adults say they feel depressed about their bodies and one third of men and women say they wish their bodies looked more like those seen in magazines.

Because body shape and size is so tied in with the western idea of beauty, people are constantly looking for 'quick fixes' to cut corners. Diet pills, fad weight loss diets and gruelling exercise regimes are just some of the ways people try to lose weight. What you have to ask yourself is - am I happy doing this? And - can I carry on doing this for the rest of my life?

To lose and keep weight off, you can't just go on a six week purge and then go back to your previous habits. You have to make real and often major lifestyle changes. This can be hard - after all, sugary, fatty, starchy food tastes good and exercise takes time and effort. What makes weight loss harder is the emotions we associate with certain foods and the act of eating. This is where hypnotherapy techniques may have an advantage over those used by nutritionists and personal trainers - in order to change your body, you need to first change your mind. You have to ask yourself - why am I unhappy with my body, and why can't I lose weight?

Why can't I lose weight?

Lots of people try and fail to lose weight for a huge number of reasons. These reasons are often unconscious, making it hard for us to overcome them. Hypnotherapy aims to expose these reasons, allowing clients to finally break through barriers that may have been preventing them from losing weight for many years.

Common reasons you might find it hard to successfully lose weight include:
You comfort eat

When we are babies we learn to associate feeding with the comfort of our mothers. Some experts believe this association never really leaves us. As we grow older and we take on more responsibilities, life can get more stressful and food can offer a reversion back to those early days of complete dependency. If you've ever found yourself reaching for a chocolate bar after a busy day, or ordering a take-away when you feel lonely and sad, then you might be a comfort eater.

As a comfort eater you will find it more difficult to lose weight because you've let food become your coping mechanism and without it, you might not know how to deal with your emotions.
You lie to, or delude yourself

You might insist you hardly eat a thing but if you're overweight or obese then something must be going wrong somewhere. In order to lose weight, you have to be completely honest about how much you eat and exercise. Even when you keep a food diary or use a food tracking app, it's easy to forget about the odd snack here and there. Perhaps you pick at ingredients while you make dinner, perhaps you have a few forkfuls of leftovers from the fridge. Perhaps you have a biscuit with your afternoon tea, or sneak a treat at the train station on the way home. It's often these 'on the move foods' that catch us out but they really do add up. Even if you religiously stick to salad for dinner, conveniently ignoring all the things you eat in-between won't be doing you any favours.
You ban food

Like a mysterious box you're told not to open, cutting food out of your diet can make that food all the more appealing. If you find yourself having a daily face-off with the office cookie jar you're more likely to want to binge by the end of the week. The key to sustainable weight loss is to learn self-control. If you can train yourself to stick to just one treat every so often, without feeling tempted in-between, then you'll be able to enjoy your favourite foods without putting on weight.
You don't exercise enough

Exercise is just as important as diet when it comes to losing weight. Sometimes mental blocks can stop us wanting to exercise, including:

    feeling a lack of energy
    feeling too self-conscious to exercise in public
    not wanting to sweat
    convincing yourself you'll 'go tomorrow' (every day).

Exercise is definitely a mental thing. Hypnotherapy can help you break down those mental blocks stopping you from making the most of your body. More often than not, getting your body moving and your heart pumping will make you feel better about yourself in general, leading to healthier behaviours and a happier life.

How does hypnotherapy for weight loss work?

Hypnotherapy for weight loss is becoming increasingly accepted and, as more people give it a go - more popular. Only recently has hypnotherapy for weight loss been given the credit it deserves. The idea of hypnosis is still met with scepticism due to misconceptions about what it is. It is useful to know that during hypnosis you will not:

    be out of control
    be asleep
    be told to do anything you don't want to do
    have your memory erased
    be forced to reveal your deepest darkest secrets.

Hypnotherapy is not some occult art - you won't be prized open and exploited by your hypnotherapist; you will remain in control throughout your sessions.

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