A. No prior trancing experience (Do they even know what to look for?) Grant were tested to see if they were susceptible to trance (testd as in having their brain hooked up to monitors while a trained hypnotist tranced them) B. Only Grant wanted the results (and he got decent results) Actually his r...

For those saying "well, they only gave it a week!" Keep in mind that that they followed the instructions that came with the self-hypnosis CDs. They said Grant's and Adam's CDs said they could cure them in a week.

So this past wednesday, they revisited hypnosis, this time concentrating on self-hypnosis (in this case hypnosis through CD's) They tried 3 different hypnosis CD's. Cure Seas Sickness, Cure Fear of Bees, and Change Eye Color. All 3 failed. The Sea Sickness one was the only that came close to working...

demigraff wrote:You can vote for them ... it just doesn't seem to remove the voting button once you've voted (so you can click the button again and it doesn't do anything)

Problem's been fixed. For a while voting for them gave you an error.

It is not possible to vote for these 2 files because there is an apostrophe in the title (screws with the voting database..) can we get those renamed?

So if it works right away then the next day I will have the period? Is there another PMS one that will make it different each month... You know maybe one month with really bad cramps then the next with just some cramps then the next with hardlly any then the next with bad again or something like th...

I am curious why some people seem to believe that this is true. Is it wishful thinking? Naiveness? Let's be honest, if some guy came up to you off the street and mentioned that less than 24 hours ago he was a woman, we'd all write him off as drunk, drugged out, a smart ass, etc. So why is it that a ...

And I can refute your refutes. With the story being copied by other newspapers and only one source, it's not that odd. Take the US media. Actually, while it is true that only one local story is used by the news outlets (Reuters, AP, etc) for distribution to the rest of the state, country, world, you...

The clue is in the following sentence from the article: Several medical experts have examined him, and he awaits test results from the central women’s hospital. So the test results weren't available when the article was written (despite it being written 3 weeks after the supposed change) So, go find...

loony28 wrote:

oh2bpreg wrote:hoax (as most of these far fetched stories in third world countries are)

Could you explain this a bit more.

hoax
Function: noun
1 : an act intended to trick or dupe
2 : something accepted or established by fraud or fabrication

hoax (as most of these far fetched stories in third world countries are)

I'm sure the episode convinced a number of people to be more open, accepting, and willing to use hypnosis. The 2 topics that they covered were can someone be hypnotized to do something they normally wouldn't do and can hypnosis improve memory (i.e. remember more detail about an even while under) Th...

groomlakeguy wrote:Is the lovely Kari one of the people going under?

Yes. However, she was unable to go under with the therapeutic hypnosis, but did have moderate success with the stage hypnosis.

Tonight on Mythbusters (9pm on Discovery) they'll be putting a whole bunch of hypnosis myths to the test. Judging by the previews, it looks like they're covering both hypnosis therapy and stage hypnosis.

I remember that story. I'm pretty sure that indeed turned out to be a hoax. Remember, just because the news reports it, doesn't mean it's true (Just look at all the stuff the current and previous President has said that got reported by the news that turned out to be false.) And while it is true that...

I was mentioning that every cell in your body has a massive amount of information 'turned off' either by branch reproduction/specialization (many generations of skin cells, for instance) or by 'choice,' to use a loose term. If the cell is faced with something it doesn't know how to do (for instance...

Frogs that can change sexes are enabled to do this from their genetic makeup. Humans are not. There has never been a case of men, when in an all male or near all male environment of changing sex. And we have plenty of places there are near all male populations. It's called prison. Long ago, we had s...

Just a quick thought - what is DNA? simply an instruction booklet. tells you how to build and run and maintain your body. However, no single cell is going to need all of the information that is in the genetic code, so large portions of it are 'turned off' in every cells - for instance, why would a ...

This is all to say that the staunch "realists" who say that physical changes from hypnosis are impossible don't have science on their side. I don't think anyone here is saying that absolutely no physical changes can occur. In one of my first posts in this thread, I mentioned that something like bre...

No. Cancer cells reproduce by division (mitosis) just like regular cells. Just that they don't know to stop dividing and reproducing and they can be harmful. Link explaining cancer in easy to understand language: http://www.kidshealth.org/kid/health_problems/cancer/cancer.html Reading over this some...

What about the rare occurance where someone has the wrong chromosomes? Klinefelter's Syndrome. The syndrome is still caused by the chromosomes. One can not "catch" Klinefelter's. It is not a disease. It's not a virus. It is a genetic abnormality. A person with Klinefelter's has it from birth. They ...

Despite what some people on here would have you believe, the simple fact is that hypnosis can not cause genetic changes. Breast growth is not a genetic change. That is merely increasing hormones that your body is already producing (yes, all men produce estrogen) and decreasing others. Some make the ...

Well, I can't tell you if it's successful or not. But if it is, the ways you can stop it are by A) paying EMG for a file to remove it, or B) do the curse pregnancy. That'll stop the PMS for 9 months, but then you'll have other problems. :twisted:

kennifersecret wrote:My fantasy is......I want to take whatever hormone that would make me produce milk so i could nurse babies...I already have larger breasts

There is a drug called motilium that allows most people to produce milk. Some women even use it to increase their milk supply. You can find it online.

I've tried it, but not long enough to have any type of effect. However, when i did listen to it, i did have a desire to order and start taking motilium, which is used to induce lactation and increase breast milk in women, and has also been known to cause lactation in men. It's debateable if the 2 ar...

Well excitableboy you shouldn't have been tired from having lucid dreams. Your body is still asleep when you have a lucid dream, it's just your conscious mind that awakens. I've had lucid dreams and I've never woken up tired from them. The reason that you are not sleeping well is that you are preve...

My ultimate fantasy is to be turned into a breeding machine for a woman, being forced to bear her children. The pregnancies of course feminize me (lactating breasts, female rear, pregnant belly)

used to quite a lot. But now it's more "I wish I had breasts like hers" or "I wish I had her pregnant belly." I suppose it's because I still want to retain at least little of me (besides my mind)

Sorry. Northern VA here. About 90 minutes north of Richmond on I95.

I always thought women had more fat. But I'm basing this on a conversation from "Cheers"

Margaret: But Cliff, it'll be so terrible. I'll, I'll be so cold and all alone. Who will keep me warm?

Cliff Clavin: You'll do fine Margaret. Women have that extra layer of fat.

Skribblez wrote:I remember seeing somewhere that they had successfully impgregnated a man in japan. WITH A REAL BABY. I don't know much about it but I'm a little sceptical...

If you're referring to www.malepregnancy.com, it's a hoax.