subject: Retrain Your Brain - Ghislain Morin [print this page] Are you one of those people who can't seem to get control of your weight no matter how many diets you try or how many diet books you read? Do you find that your appetite trumps your willpower every time you make an attempt at weight-loss?
According to mind-based medicine specialist, Patrick K. Porter, Ph.D, dieters using conventional methods fail miserably because no one is addressing the psychological side of weight-loss. Even those who lose weight on diets have a ninety-five percent chance of gaining it all back, many ending up with few more pounds than when they started. Sadly, many people give up. After all, what good does it do for you to lose weight only to fall back into the old habits and behaviors that caused you to gain weight in the first place?
Dr. David Kessler, the scientist who once led the U.S. government's attack on addictive cigarettes, recently published research suggesting that millions of Americans increasingly share a new malady he calls conditioned hyper-eating, a willpower-sapping drive to eat-especially high-fat, high-sugar foods-even when not hungry. This condition occurs in the brain where these foods light up the brain's dopamine (pleasure-sensing) pathway-the same pathway that conditions people to crave alcohol or drugs. According to Kessler, this factor is one of the root causes of the obesity epidemic in our country today.
If at times you feel as if you're a slave to food, you may already be a victim to this devastating condition. Symptoms include:
* Feeling that food controls you
* Eating even when you're not hungry
* Eating too fast
* Craving sugar, salt and fat
* The inability to identify the feeling of fullness
* Eating without conscious awareness (such as finishing a whole bag of chips without remembering to taste or enjoy them)
* Feeling compelled to continue eating even when you know you should stop Ghislain Morin
If you experience any of these symptoms, your brain has likely already developed conditioned hyper-eating. "Overeaters must retrain their brains to resist the lure," Kessler advises.
For this reason, California mind-based medicine company, PureCreation, LLC, led by Dr. Patrick Porter and entrepreneur Ghislain Morin, is now offering an exciting new approach for eliminating conditioned hyper-eating. It's called the ZenFrames Portable Achievement Device, a proven form of brainwave technology that uses gentle pulses of light and sound delivered through a hand-held device that's smaller than an iPod. According to Ghislain Morin, the device works in combination with guided CVR (Creative Visualization/Relaxation) "re-patterns" your thoughts, attitudes, and emotions relating to food. "People who want to lose weight long-term can relax with this system for just 20-minutes a day," says Morin. "Listeners report that their eating habits, health, and self-esteem all improve."
According to Dr. Patrick Porter, this amazing technology is calming, rejuvenating and fun. Users who regularly use this system also enjoy many side benefits including better sleep, focus, and memory to name a few.
The PureCreation founders say that it doesn't make any sense to start a diet unless you also have the right mind-set, correct eating habits and the positive, stress-free lifestyle necessary for keeping weight off for a lifetime. The ZenFrames Portable Achievement Device and Dr. Porter's CVR sessions do all that and more. For more information, visit www.MyPureCreation.com
Dr. Patrick Porter is the author of a number of books on mind technology including the award-winning Awaken the Genius and his new release, Thrive in Overdrive. He is the creator of the ZenFrames Portable Achievement Device. Ghislain Morin is the CEO of PureCreation, where the ZenFrames and Dr. Porter's CVR Audio-Sessions are sold. Learn more at www.MyPureCreation.com.
