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Filed under: Health & Safety: Babies, Development/Milestones: Babies
What do you mean you've never
heard of EFT? My wife has been using Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) for years and even has a certification in
this amazing modality, which works on the subtle energy system to balance emotions. Anyone can learn how to do the
basics in a matter of minutes; all you need to do is tap on certain acupressure points. Does it really erase negative emotions? Yes, it really does. What is so fascinating is you can still have the same traumatic memory, but you can talk about it with none of the emotional charge attached. It also works on pain, food cravings and chronic problems (the article mentions stuttering, nightmares, fear of the dark).
I am not just reporting an article to you; I am testifying that when done right, I have seen that EFT is powerful. It costs nothing to try it, and your life and your children's lives can be enhanced by the balancing nature of EFT ... even if you do feel a little silly tapping your forehead.
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2-07-2006 @ 1:27PM
Bonnie said...Seriously??
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2-07-2006 @ 2:01PM
Sue said...Just started recently, and my little girl loved it. Watch her tapping her head saying, I completely love and accept myself. It seems to work.
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2-07-2006 @ 2:02PM
_Mike said...This is satire, right? Right?
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2-07-2006 @ 2:33PM
Ms Sisyphus said...If you can't say anything nice...
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2-07-2006 @ 2:54PM
_Mike said...Sorry. The pixies at the bottom of my garden told me to do it.
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