Topic: Will You Allow To Undergo Hypnosis If A Professional Recommend To Cure Gambling (Read 571 times)

Using hypnosis to overcome gambling addiction has a 50/50 probability of success because most addicted victims referred to their former lifestyle and failed to embrace the new one. Consulting a psychiatrist is an excellent way, but I would rather that the addict go through the proper natural process, which includes discipline and determination, as well as complete abstinence from all gambling-related activities. You are completely correct; it is just temporary, and if the gambling addict returns to gambling, it may be far worse than before.

There are a lot of myths regarding hypnosis, but it is just another form of therapy, and with this in mind it is entirely possible that it fails if the person is not committed enough to overcome their compulsions, in a way those myths which surround hypnosis as this magical method which allow someone to go through an abrupt personality change hamper instead of helping hypnosis, as once people realize hypnosis is not what they thought it was then they could relapse and gamble again in no time at all.

from the information I heard, someone who is really undergoing hypnosis therapy, must regularly visit the expert who gives him the therapy so that his addiction does not recur, moreover hypnosis gives false memories to his patients so that to maintain these memories requires routine treatment. "I will definitely undergo hypnosis therapy if my gambling habit has reached an alarming level, I'm just afraid that my small family will be displaced due to the gambling addiction that I suffer".

I see that hypnosis can actually clear someone's addictions to something but they don't last forever because everything with hypnosis is just temporary and you really need to consult a real psychiatrist to help you have rational thinking on how to stop your gambling addiction and will help you to avoid its causes because some addiction doesn't get cured in just short period rather it needs real times like months or a year until it finally totally disappears from you.

But if these people do not have the money to join a gambling addiction recovery program, this cannot be resolved and only adds to the burden on the family. Those addicted to gambling will find it difficult to cure them unless there is assistance from the government for people who are addicted to gambling so that they can cure them with funds provided by the government. But it seems that if there is assistance from the government, they cannot cover it in full but give a small discount. Hopefully, there will be more facilities that the government can provide to cure people who are addicted to gambling so that the problem of gambling addiction can be resolved properly.

Dude, you've blown the lid off Pandora's box, tossing around this whole hypnosis gig. Hypnotherapy as the antidote for gambling affliction? Makes me feel like I'm leafing through the pages of a Neal Stephenson novel! But, I'm not here to pour cold water on your groundbreaking epiphanies. Firstly, I don't wield a medical diploma, but my excursions deep into the enigmatic cryptosphere have instilled in me a profound reverence for the capabilities of the human psyche. If the professionals in white coats are lauding hypnotherapy as a plausible remedy, who am I to dispute? Science, my friend, is in a constant state of metamorphosis. Today's 'fantastical' could be the game-changing discovery of the morrow.

However, it's crucial to realize that hypnosis doesn't function as an enchanted 'erase' key for addiction. It's an instrument. Employed judiciously, it can be a genuine catalyst for change. Misused, and you could be spiralling down a rabbit hole with a newfound infatuation for magic cabarets. Therefore, prior to securing that appointment with the hypnotist, remember, it fundamentally boils down to your mental framework. Just as one perseveres through the bearish onslaught in the Bitcoin market, overcoming addiction demands tenacity and fortitude. Hypnosis isn't the silver bullet that absolves you of all the effort.

Someone lime me will definitely prefer using the money to employ a professional therapist to perform hypnosis for playing bets, maybe i could whine away little more times or get myself busy watching movies on that aspects, i must just apply wisdom in all things.


On an average level with adequate reasonings, why should someone wait till it all get over him like the marrow in the bone befoe finding a solution, the best practice or prevention is to ensure a more disciplined gambler's kind of lifestyle.

I consider it natural that if people spend a great deal of money on their journey towards their addiction that they also need to spend some money in order to improve, however spending money is the easy part, as by far the most difficult part is to resist the temptation of going back to their old ways and gamble again, a temptation which is very difficult to overcome as it is likely that such a person has been gambling for months or even years and now that they are trying to stop they do not even remember how their life was before their gambling addiction took over their lives.

You are right, the course of getting addicted to gambling and breaking free from it does involve process which means neither of the two happens instantaneously, but also, we should always remember that both does not require the same time frame, its like the law of building and destroying, building is way harder and takes great time and effort, in addiction, It works the other way round, getting addicted is way easier than getting free from addiction, the process of getting free from addiction requires patience and self determination, then before help from other sources comes on.

If they werent that effective then it wouldnt really be coming into a point on which they would really be known or there would be saying or talking about its popularity or something like this. We know that hypnosis is something that would really be having that kind of temporary effect and im not really that into such belief that it would be able to cure out gambling addiction. Well if we do speak about temporal basis then it might
be but if we do talk about completely solved out addiction problems then it is really hard to believe.We know that this isnt something that could be cured out with just simply hypnotizing people and telling them to stop.
I dont know if there are people who had been cured out with this kind of method but just like i have said earlier that if it wasnt really effective then it wont really be coming into a point on which it would really be
spreading out this kind of method.In overall it isnt really that something that you could really make yourself that so sure that it would really be something beneficial.
If you are a gambling addict and tried out lots of options about solving your addiction then for sure you would really be diving in with this kind of choice or option as you wouldnt
really be having any other choices left specially if you couldnt quit up on your own.

Yes, and they are willing to help to a person who falls into addiction. But the thing is it is cost something but if it will help you to fully recovered your mind and all things about you then it is worth to be pay for. Falling in addiction is really a hard thing, hard to get out in that darkness wherein people also around you might be affected in your behavior so better to consult now.

If I were someone who is addicted to gambling and also who have exhausted all means to cure such addiction, I would actually consider hypnosis as a "last resort" in order to cure such addiction. I do think that there is nothing wrong with this kind of method given that it has a good purpose and means, which is ultimately to cure gambling addiction.

Though some may argue that hypnosis may bring other effects, I do believe that the pros weigh the cons of such method. Lastly, I do not think that it will be such detrimental as nothing would happen significantly if this were to be done.

I just hope that there is a scientific basis for this kind of treatment with addiction. Though it may be a case-to-case basis, the fact that it has a certain degree of curing such addiction means that it is indeed possible as an alternative treatment.

That's just a "horror action" type of movie and has nothing to do with reality. I mean there are aliens attacking worlds in some movies, doesn't mean that's true. Realize that even if it is not CGI or anything, the "research" could be about made up things that people say as well.

People are still not aware that signs are fake as well, just because you were born on a certain day doesn't mean that you are going to be similar to everyone who was born that same day as well, we are going to end up with people who are going to be different even if they were born on the same exact minute. So believe me, hypnosis is a lie, and has been proven a million times, and all those people who act like it works, faking it and they are just scammers. Even the "customer" is 100% in on it and not real for sure.

Well, who doesn't want an illness to get cured without having to seek medical care? It is what we want all the time but when we see that our condition isn't getting better and we now need medical attention for sure, that is when we approach a professional medical specialist to treat or cure our illness because we are unable to get out of it ourselves.

The same is the thing about gambling addicts who have gone too deep into it that they cannot come out themselves since they've usually lost control of their minds, and that is the reason why they might need to go through such things only to get out of their addiction because it is causing them issues.

If hypnosis can help a person cure his gambling addiction, he should try it for his own good and be free from it. Maybe there will be more gamblers who want to try it because they must feel pressured by the feeling of gambling addiction.

I think with hypnosis, your mind to gamble will be blocked, and when you are invited by your friends to play gambling, you will firmly refuse. You need a strong will to stop gambling because it's not easy when you already have a gambling addiction. But it's worth a try.

     -   When a gambler is addicted to gambling it is not easy to cure and it is not like one night the next day you are not addicted, of course before a gambler falls into addiction it also goes through the passage of time it is not like a It's just a day and it's an addiction.

So the cure for addiction is also in a gambler's decision on how to help himself. That the guidance of his family and close friends is also needed for the quick recovery of his addiction. They will help a lot.

It is said "if a professional recommend" meaning it is also done by the professionals. Even the professionals themselves believe that hypnosis can work great to cure gambling addiction. Maybe they discover this lately on their new study because I haven't heard of this before but I am curious and very interested about this method.

If only I am suffering from addictions I will not hesitate on trying this. Hypnotizing only involve some tools and as far as I know it does not penetrate you internally so we must be scared about it? I know there are other uses for hypnosis before so no, they are not only limited to gambling. Now that you know some facts about it, won't you still change mind.

in terms of the healing stage it should not be carried out compulsorily and if the conclusive addict is not too severe it will only take a short time to recover.
+1 that a person who is addicted to gambling is a person who is frustrated by losing several times and constantly regrets his defeat and continues to chase his defeat. with this even if there is someone professional who knows your addictive behavior and suggests going to hypnosis it will only be useless before the healing consciousness presents itself.
because it would only be useless to do hypnosis without self-will and in the end it is difficult to be hypnotized.

Unfortunately I do not believe in hypnosis, but after seeing this movie "Hypnotic by Ben Affleck" I might have second thoughts because these movies are made based on research and possibilities in real life not always about CGI...

But if it got to a point of me having to see a physician because the gambling addiction was so bad, then why not because any help is better than no help at all,though I think these mental battles can only be won by one's  willingness to change and not others fighting it for you.

Maybe...

even though hypnosis is the fastest way to restart someone's mind, especially a gambling addict, but I personally would not want to do that hypnosis

some people say that for the long term, hypnosis will affect someone's mind and maybe i will lose my consciousness in the long term, I'd rather fight myself to stop gambling than do hypnosis