This really works...
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06/21/2007
I turned to a doctor that offered this healing technique once I had tried anything and everything to overcome a phobia. Within five sessions, I no longer had my phobia and to this day (5+ years later), things are still well.
I loved it
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10/17/2007
I tried the emotional freedom technique and "tapping" once. I really liked it. I suffer from a chronic pain disease called Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy and I used this technique to help me overcome the fears that I would never be ok again... and I...
This video isn't really showing full EFT
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10/23/2007
This isn't a bad video but it's not the best introduction to EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique). For one thing, they aren't tapping on all the points used in EFT.
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10/23/2007
Second, in EFT you would repeat a statement out loud while doing the tapping.
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10/23/2007
Third, it is not necessary to tap both sides at the same time. Finally, she's hitting the wrong spot on the collarbone area.
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10/23/2007
EFT, by the way, is not an "Eastern" healing technique, though it does utilize the meridians from Chinese medicine. EFT was invented by an American guy and former engineer, Gary Craig.
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10/23/2007
For more information on EFT and to see a chart of the tapping points, go to: www.eftwizard.com
Also called Callahan Technique
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10/23/2007
EFT is a great way to solve issues relating to fears and phobias. In fact it can help with any emotional problem. It is actually a very Western form of natural medicine as it comes from America. It is simple and profound.
There are many variations to one technique
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10/24/2007
Stephanie thanks for your comments. This video gives an example of the technique I used and worked for me. These were the point used and it didn't involve repeating a statement.
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