You Are the Placebo combines the latest research in neuroscience, biology, psychology, hypnosis, behavioral conditioning and quantum physics to demystify the workings of the placebo effect … and show how the seemingly impossible can become possible. In addition, it teaches a model of personal transformation that correlates with the placebo effect, without the need for any external influences (‘placebos’ such as sugar pills, saline injections, and so on). It offers the necessary understandings to change old beliefs and perceptions into new ones. Citing many amazing individual cases studies, this compelling book will empower you to personally use ‘the expectation of a particular outcome’ to alter your internal states-as well as external reality-solely through the action of your mind. Joe Dispenza explores the history, the science and the practical applications of the so-called placebo effect. Even today, pharmaceutical companies use double- and triple-blind randomised studies in an attempt to exclude of the power of the mind over the body. These effects-many of which were elicited by unscientific means-were brought about by the beliefs and lore of the society. Through our work, we have created a formula that shows how we can induce, predict, and replicate certain states, and that once learned, these states can be applied to greater and greater depths of human potential.Throughout history up until the present, many cultures have traditionally experienced the effects of verifiable healings, along with hexes, curses, witchcraft, voodoo and other mysterious phenomena.

And now, this evidence has become the loudest voice. The evidence we have compiled from thousands of brain scans and HRV testing, as well as testing gene expression, immune regulation, cellular metabolism, and longevity measurements, is proof that common people can do the uncommon. In the last ten years, we have made great strides to demonstrate to people that true lasting change is possible. “Repeatedly, we have made scientific history by observing and measuring common people who are able to do the uncommon.” When we started seeing measurable changes in people’s health, as well as in their lives, it became evident that something was happening within a person’s mind and body-and we felt it was important to measure those changes. In fact, it is science that demystifies the mystical. The UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute was looking for volunteer subjects for a drug trial to test a new.

She’d never sought help with the condition until she saw a newspaper ad in 1997. Science has become the contemporary language of the mystical. Janis Schonfeld, a 46-year-old interior designer living in California, had suffered with depression since she was a teenager. To view the closed caption version of the above video in English or other languages, please click the closed caption option once the video starts.

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