Lost 106 Pounds over 10 Years Ago and Kept it Off

Carol Hooper was overweight almost her whole life, in spite of working hard at dieting. Then she shed 106 lbs. and kept it off, with Light & Sound "glasses," coaching, and hypnosis. She did it without hunger, crazy diets, or cravings! She eats when she's hungry and stops when she's full. 

As she shed the weight, Carol gained a whole new sense of self esteem. Her self-confidence soared, and she had the energy and confidence to to start a new business.

It has also completely changed the way she thinks about food. "I never feel deprived. I think and eat like a naturally thin person."  

This achievement has affected many areas of Carol’s life. She now knows how to release stress and anxiety on an every day basis - including when she went through major surgery. Her friends and even her doctors couldn’t believe how relaxed she was, and well she went through the recovery process.

"Our brains have so much power we don't access." Carol states, and that is so true, but it is possible to gain access to that power with some very simple techniques and tools.

Some of the clients I work with decide to do it with coaching, some with MindFit technology, some with nutritional guidance, and some with hypnosis - and some of them use all those things. 

There are people who are hesitant to use hypnosis, but when they do, they realize how powerful it is, and how many things they can used it for. 

"People put hypnosis in a box, thinking it's just for smoking or weight loss. Really, it can be accessed for any challenge you have in your life," Carol states emphatically. 

"Hypnosis is also totally safe. For one thing, it's not invasive. There's nothing that's going to be said or done that's going to be contrary to your own will. For me, it has only served to enhance and emphasize the potential I've always had within me.”

If you'd like to make powerful changes in your life - creating confidence in business, erasing pain or insomnia, losing weight, or even playing better golf, call for a free session and demo of the extraordinary system that made this possible for Carol. (480) 389-1019. 

Relax and Expand Your Mind in Two Minutes Flat!

Originally posted  on June 18, 2014   

                

What is this man doing?

 And why does he look so relaxed and happy?

He is experiencing a session of MindFit, or Self Mastery Technology (SMT), an extraordinary technology that creates deep relaxation and motivation in a matter of a few minutes.

It does this by delivering gentle pulses of light through closed eyelids, using special glasses, combined with very specialized audio sessions.

The lights synchronize with tones known as binaural beats to produce deep and profound relaxation, while you listen to one of 500 sessions on specific goals, such as Self Confidence, Sales Mastery, Learning Acceleration, MInd Mastery, Weight Loss, Stress Reduction – even Mastering Golf and other sports.

Twenty five years of research has proven that this particular kind of flickering light and synchronized tones can produce relaxed states. Combining the two produces an even deeper level of relaxation that is optimum for healing, focus, and accelerated learning. 

And, because a twenty-minute session simulates a sleep cycle, it can be the equivalent of as much as four hours of sleep.

If you want to get more done in less time, feeling relaxed yet energized, MindFit (SMT) technology might be for you. 

Each MindFit system has a mini computer that guides the user through the brainwave entrainment process, and each individual session is specifically designed for that session.

The MindFit system works with whatever device you normally use to listen to music, as long as it has an audio output. An iPod®, iPad® MP3 Player, Smartphone, PC or laptop, will work.

Self Mastery Technology (SMT) creates deep levels of relaxation, then uses guided visualization to form mental images. Visualization is at the core of the human ability to create, innovate and dream.

Many of history's inventors and artists attribute their success to an exceptional ability to visualize. Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla, Henry Ford and the great composer, Chopin, all reported using what we now call Creative Visualization and Relaxation.

Albert Einstein once said that he came up with the theory of relativity by imagining what would happen if he could travel through space on the tip of a light beam.

SMT can transport you out of a state of stress or fear, and into a new space of inner calm, peace and tranquility. This is known as the "relaxation response," and is the perfect state for learning, healing, or focusing on your goals.

For a free Demo, consultation, or coaching session, 

call 480-389-1019. 

For more information on what this incredible 

technology can do for you, go to: http://www.self-masterytechnology.com/smt/diannawhitley

If you want more exercise, but don’t like the gym - go dancing!

If you want to get more exercise, but don’t like going to the gym, recent studies have shown 5 remarkable results from dancing.

1. A study by the New York Heart Association discovered that even a dance as slow as waltzing has the same aerobic health benefits as more traditional forms of cardiovascular exercise, such as cycling or walking.

2. As we get older, (a process that accelerates at a surprisingly early age – around 30!) our joints stiffen. A Saint Louis University study found that a 12-week, low-impact dance program, the amount of pain pills that the participants took for knee and hip pain decreased by 39% - and the average age was 80. So if you are younger (and since you are reading this, chances are good that you are) then any aches and pains have an excellent chance of vanishing altogether by simply dancing them away.

3. There are also pronounced aerobic benefits, for even dances as slow as a waltz. A study by the New York Heart Association discovered that waltzing has the same aerobic health as more traditional forms of cardiovascular exercise, such as cycling or walking!

4. Stress, Insomnia and mood disorders are rampant in our fast paced world, and a group of researchers in Australia showed that in only two weeks, there were significant reductions in their levels of stress, anxiety and insomnia.

5. The most surprising results had to do with improvements in the brain.  When Most people think of doing things like doing crosswords and playing golf as a way of staving off dementia, but according to a 21-year study led by the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, older adults who danced regularly had a 76% reduced risk for developing dementia! 

The researchers think that dancing is beneficial for our brains because it combines cardiovascular exercise with split-second decision making that causes our entire nervous system to create new neural pathways. 

So if you find treadmills and weights boring, get out there and dance the night away. It’s better for your health than you may have imagined!

Dianna Whitley

Certified Health and Life Coach

Call (480) 389-1019 for Complimentary Session

REBOOT for Your Sanity and Your Health

Have you ever fervently wished you could hit the reset button, go back in time, and erase something you've done? You probably don't have human blood in your veins if the answer is no. 

I would love to say just Click Here, and it will be done - but I do have the next best thing. We can all reboot. And we can do it as often as we need to. 

An age old way to do that is through meditation, but that is sometimes challenging for Westerners. We have those chatty, argumentative, playful, worrying, wondering, nattering Monkey Minds. Maybe everyone does, in any culture, but I am as certain as a non-scientist can be that Westerners get the Blue Ribbon for the business Monkey Minds on the planet. It usually takes months, if not years, to be able to do well enough to even begin to eradicate the stress of the day. 

If you'd like to read an incredibly funny account of Elizabeth Gilbert trying to meditate, read her book, "Eat, Pray, Love." 

If, on the other hand, you would like an easy way to REBOOT your health, your weight, your business, or some other aspect of your life, you actually can do that. 

      
       If you're of being tired, finding yourself back at square one yet again, or stressed out 

       more often than you know in your heart of hearts is good for you, then contact me. If 

       you'd like to read more about it first, and listen to a sample session, go to: 

                      http://www.self-masterytechnology.com/smt/diannawhitley 

          
      You will find a complete description of what this is, how it works, as well as 

       samples, examples, and research.

If you live in Phoenix, Sedona, or Los Angeles, I will give you a free demo at your home, office, and if you don't, we can do it on the phone. (480) 389-1019. 

Dianna Whitley

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Scientists Discover Huge Anti-Aging and Health Benefits of Walking a Dog

Studies  prove that one way to help you feel as young as you did 10 years ago is to simply walk a dog every day. It doesn't even have to be your own dog!

The research was done by scientists at St. Andrews University in Scotland and appeared in Preventative Medicine in July 2014. They assessed the mental and physical wellbeing of 547 people with an average age of 79, 9% of whom owned a dog, and of those, 75% of whom walked their dogs regularly.

Many earlier studies have shows that people who own dogs tend have lower blood pressure, report being happier, score higher on tests measuring mental well being, and are generally more fit on average than than the average person who does not own a dog, but this is the first study to look into the mental and physical health benefits for seniors in having a dog (if they take it for walks every day).

The group that was studied wore a monitor that kept track of their physical activity. The results showed that the dog walkers tended to have activity levels that were roughly equivalent to people 10 years younger. They also had much better scores on tests that measured anxiety and depression.

The lead scientist, Doctor Zhiqiang Feng suggests setting up “dog loaning” programs could be set up with people that cannot walk their dogs for one reason or another, and the writer Steve Williams, in his article "Want to Feel 10 Years Younger? Walk a Dog," in Care2, took it another step, suggesting that if these programs were set up with dog shelters, it would benefit  the two and the four footed, and be a win/win for both the dogs and people who walk them.