CAN YOU THINK YOURSELF THIN?

Does hypnosis actually work for weight loss? 

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Can You Really Think Yourself Thin? Discover the Truth Behind Hypnosis for Weight Loss. Emotional eating, unconscious patterns, and how to break the cycle.

Have you ever wondered why you can know exactly what to eat — and still reach for the biscuits at 10pm?

You’re not alone. And it’s not a lack of willpower.

It’s your unconscious mind, quietly running the show.

If you’re searching for hypnosis for weight loss in London, struggling to maintain a healthy lifestyle, or wondering why diets don’t work for you — this blog is essential reading.

Because here’s the truth most nutrition plans won’t tell you:

The problem isn’t food. The problem is the thinking behind it.

Your eating habits are tied to deeper emotional cues — habits formed through repetition, reinforced by stress, self-doubt, even childhood conditioning. That’s why most diets fail. Not because you don’t want to lose weight… but because no one taught you how to work with your unconscious mind.

That’s where hypnotherapy for weight loss comes in.

In this refreshingly honest blog, we explore:

• Why traditional diets don’t work long-term

• How hypnosis rewires unconscious food triggers

• The link between weight, trauma, and emotion

• What’s really behind emotional eating

• How suggestion therapy and Emotional Recalibration offer sustainable change

I’ve supported men and women in midlife who’ve released weight steadily — not with shame or extremes, but through compassionate mindset work, self-inquiry, and gentle hypnotherapy. No crash diets. No food fear. Just consistent change from the inside out.

One client shifted her relationship with processed food entirely after recovering from cancer — not because she was told to, but because her inner motivation finally aligned with her body’s needs.

Another quietly dropped two stone over several months, through some of the hardest emotional seasons of her life — because she stopped trying to battle herself and started working with herself.

This isn’t about “manifesting” a smaller body.It’s about learning how your thoughts, beliefs, and nervous system patterns shape your habits — and reclaiming your power to change them.

So… can you think yourself thin?

Let’s explore that question together.

According to the World Health Organisation, worldwide obesity has nearly tripled since 1975 (Keaver et al, 2020). The UK is known as the FAT MAN of EUROPE. 

In 2016, more than 1.9 BILLION adults were overweight, and of these, 650 million were obese. The prevalence of overweight and obesity among children aged 5-19 has risen from 4% in 1975 to just over 18% in 2016. Now we are post Pandemic, this figure is likely to be much higher. 

We become trapped in our own unhealthy bodies. When we are overweight, we tend to move much less, and when we move less, we gain weight... so you see, it’s a vicious circle. 

Overweight is linked to more deaths worldwide than underweight. Common health consequences of overweight and obesity include cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, musculoskeletal disorders (especially osteoarthritis) some cancers (including endometrial, breast, ovarian, prostate, liver, gallbladder, kidney and colon). 

The psychological effects are unquantifiable, but they range from fear of illness, to depression, to living with shame and frustration. This has a huge impact on confidence; seriously affecting personal, professional and romantic relationships. Often problems with confidence are closely tied to perception of the physical self. Quality of life is dependent on weight too; people are more active and adventurous when they have body certainty. 

Did you know that the NHS now can insist on weight reduction before surgery, because of the risk involved with anaesthesia and obesity?

The only way to safely lose weight and keep it off is to commit to a healthy lifestyle which involves eating more fresh fruit, vegetables and legumes, reducing fat sugar, salt and alcohol, reducing processed food, portion control, and increasing physical activity. 

You probably already know that. 

In fact, I’m willing to bet you already know that.

So WHY is this so hard to do? 

Almost impossible for many? 

So, WHY don’t you do it? 

Excessive weight is caused by - overeating. 

That sounds simple enough, so then WHY can’t you just eat less and lose weight? 

The reason why diets often fail is -------

BECAUSE YOU’RE ON A DIET 

NOBODY likes being told what to do, habits are hard to break, and many people claim that they are hungry, just simply overeat, or have a slow metabolism. If I had a pound for every time someone had told me that, I could afford to have dinner once a week at Scott’s.

BUT 

The most likely cause of your obesity could be psychological issues, making the mission of losing weight turn into, well, a mission. 

You see, 

Your thinking is the problem here.

That’s where hypnosis comes in, because the decision to eat comes from your UNCONSCIOUS; you are making choices either from habit or emotion. 

 - Let’s investigate what is motivating your behaviour, and then unscramble it. 

 - We need to fiddle about a bit with your unconscious, so that you can make better choices, using the lovely sophisticated part of your inner mind. 

In other words, if you’ve been trying to lose weight for years, and you don't believe you can think yourself thin, you probably need to consider another way.

YODA SAYS; "THERE IS NO TRY...”

There are many ways to approach this, from psycho-education to visualisation techniques to aversion therapy and masses of other therapies. 

Can You Really Think Yourself Thin?

I have been treating a woman in her late fifties, who has consistently lost a pound or two a week, for the last six months, including festive season, even through personal challenges, including a marriage breakup. She’s never looked or felt better. We didn’t do anything as drastic as gastric band hypnosis, just the gentle suggestion of being more healthy, evolving over time, without much hoo ha. 

I helped another recently change her relationship completely with processed food, something she knew was an absolute must following her second recovery from cancer. More about that coming soon.

Keaver, L., Xu, B., Jaccard, A. and Webber, L., 2020. Morbid obesity in the UK: A modelling projection study to 2035. Scandinavian journal of public health, 48(4), pp.422-427.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/yooooou-are-feeeeeling-full-up-0dvwrzdcd

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