EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) is a simple yet remarkable healing system that reduces the stress that underlies much disease. It has proven itself successful in many scientific studies. It works on a variety of health issues, psychological problems, and performance issues, even those that have been resistant to other methods. It can be learned and applied rapidly, which has contributed to its popularity among millions of people.
Using EFT for Addiction and Substance Abuse
EFTs results for Addiction and Substance Abuse problems can be extraordinary. The benefits are two fold: First, EFT can bring down the immediate craving within minutes so that one can walk away from food, cigarettes, alcohol, drugs, and other addictive substances. In a few cases this simple procedure has also collapsed the overall addiction.
Second, EFTs long term successes are due to its ability to address an important cause of addictions: the need to “tranquilize” the anxiety caused by underlying anger, fear, guilt, and trauma. Until these issues are dissipated, the addictive behavior may remain. That is why people who successfully give up one form of addiction simply switch to another (from alcohol to sweets, or from coffee to cigarettes, for example). EFT is designed to reduce or collapse the emotionally troubling memories that underlie many of our addictive behaviors. Once they’re resolved, our need to tranquilize them with addictive substances tends to fade.
Common categories:
• All Emotional Issues
• Pain Management
• Addictions
• Weight Loss
• Vision
• Allergies
• Children’s Issues
• Sports performance
• Headaches
• Panic/Anxiety
• Asthma
• Depression
• Dyslexia
• Carpal Tunnel
• ADD-ADHD
• Claustrophobia
• Agoraphobia
• Fear of Flying
• Back Pain Relief
• Eating disorders
• Anorexia/Bulimia
• Blood Pressure
• Neuropathy