[lavendersteph]

thats interesting someone brought that up of repressed bad emotions pent up i want to look into i kinda think i was raped as a baby but not sure my family esp my and grandma act weird when i bring it up like they shut me up and say don't be silly but i sense thier nervousness someone mentioned that repressed memories and bad experiences can cause panic disorder or gad i wonder and the thought of maybe being rape as a child brings chills down my back does anyone know if hypnosis works for that kind of stuff let me know all this makes me ill to mystomach and anxious

[Juliaspavlov]

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......does anyone know if hypnosis works for that kind of stuff let me know all this makes me ill to mystomach and anxious

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You are welcome to PM me about this if you want.
Maybe your brothers can help you on the topic too?

sincerely Jjulia.

[BalishBun]

wow that is kind of creepy

[jurplesman]

Hi lavendersteph,

The first step I take in discussing anxieties is to eliminate the possibility that your anxiety attacks are not due to an internal biochemical imbalance, that can cause the overproduction of adrenaline.

For instance, most people with anxiety attacks have been found to be hypoglycemic, which is a sugar handling problem. For the brain to convert one set of molecules into another set of molecules, such as the conversion of Tryptophan into serotonin, it needs an extraordinary amount of Biological Energy called (ATP). Without that energy the body cannot produce the relaxing "hormones" of relaxation.

That energy is derived mainly from carbohydrates in food, especially refined ones such as sugar.

If he person has insulin resistance (the major cause of hypoglycemic symptoms), it means the receptors for insulin blocks the transfer of energy to brain cells and the brain will be starved of energy. This will trigger the release of adrenaline from the adrenal glands. Adrenaline functions to liberate stored sugar molecules (glycogen) to feed the brain again with glucose. But adrenaline is also the fight/flight hormone. Internal secretion of excess adrenaline is responsible for most forms of mood disorders including anxiety attacks.

A person unable to explain their uncontrollable anxieties are likely to make up a story that could possibly explain their unreasonable emotions (called technically "reverse conditioning")

Please read:

Beating Anxiety and Phobias

[lavendersteph]

hold up i'm not making anything up so why are u judging me i oly said it was a possibility to it and that the wondering was bothering me if i knew someone was going to accuse me of lying i would have never made this or the other post

[lavendersteph]

i'm sry jurp for getting upset i know u want to help i'm just as bit cranky this morning sry to take it out on u

[BalishBun]

hey we all have our cranky days. i know i do!

[Labyssum]

I also get flashbacks about being abused as a child...My psych said sometimes its just a fear, and not really a memory.

[lavendersteph]

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