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Hypnotherapy/Psychotherapy & Crohn’s Disease
All physical diseases including cancer, heart disease, ulcerative colitis, IBS and even skin complaints have been helped with Hypnotherapy and Psychotherapy. The power of suggestion and mental imagery is a tool all too often overlooked but which can be of … Continue reading
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Stress & Ulcerative Colitis
Stress reduction Stress can worsen symptoms of ulcerative colitis. When a person experiences stress, the stomach empties more slowly and secretes more acids. Regular exercise, yoga, massage and meditation are just a few ways to reduce stress. Deep breathing technique … Continue reading
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