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In recent years, several health councils have recognized hypnosis as an auxiliary therapy in the most diverse treatments.

This happens because practice can change destructive behavior and reconfigure the unconscious.

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In many cases of addiction, especially in the case of cigarette addiction, what is encountered is a behavioral automatism. That is, most addicts have, in addition to chemical addiction, psychological addiction. There is a behavioral conditioning that “forces” the smoker to perform such an action.

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The same is true for  drinks, medicines, and up to disorder alimentary

Hypnosis can help, allowing the patient to become more focused,  disconnecting from external perceptions, but not coming out of the waking state ,  The patient passes  to act differently in the face of the problems that led him to addiction. 

Over time, this new attitude  becomes a healthy and natural habit for the individual.