For years, studies have shown that hypnotherapy can help minimize the symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome. Now the BBC cites new statistics from a gastroenterologist who found that hypnosis helped 90 of his recent 100 patients. The catch -- not every hypnotherapist has the skills or training. Finding a  clinical hypnotherapist like Stephanie Voss, who is certified as a specialist in IBS, can make all the difference in a matter of mere months.

Here's a great article from the SF Chronicle about the 2008 Summer Olympics and how top athletes use hypnosis to stay calm under amazing pressure.

Dr. Mike Onkels runs an excellent chiropractic practice in Burbank. He's also an avid bicycle racer and won the national championship in 2009 for the 64-mile Road race. 

Dr. Mike put in the time and training to gain peak physical conditioning. He also credits Voss Hypnotics with helping his mental preparation. See his gracious statement on our testimonial page.

Hypnos is useful for  pain control in surgery as well as blood pressure and allergy conditions, and an American professor in London suggests the British medical board update its standards to recommend hypnotherapy more often.

Nice (the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence) already approves of hypnotherapy for IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome). 

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