is transforming REAL people’s lives!

I was eating 6 or 7 bars on a bad day and I found that I got really moody if I hadn’t had my fix. I finally realized that my problem was serious. A friend suggested I try hypnosis so I went to see hypnotist Marisa Peer and in just an hour and a half, she changed my life. Marisa helped reprogram my brain so that I no longer associate chocolate with happiness. It was amazing. For the first time in my adult life, I didn’t feel like chocolate. 

My friends even joked that because I was no longer eating chocolate, I was the reason Woolworths had gone bust. Now I feel indifferent to chocolate. It doesn’t disgust me but I just don’t want it. I’ve tested myself a few times, putting a few squares in my mouth, but I just spit it out. As a result, the weight has dropped off me and I’m now 130 lb and wear a size 6 (US).”

Anna: "It was just extraordinary. Marisa began by explaining that she was going to regress me back to a time when I was a child which would connect me with my negative emotions around food. I went into quite a deep trance and I remember going back to a time when I was four years old. I was sitting in front of a massive plate of chips and beans with a glass of pop and feeling very upset. It turned out that my mum had been rushed off in the middle of the night because she was pregnant with my little brother and had to be hospitalised. She was kept in for about eight weeks. All I knew was that my Mummy suddenly wasn’t there any more. The only way my dad knew to cope was to feed me. So in my mind I formed an association that food equals love and that it will soothe me if I feel abandoned or lost. Once Marisa had identified that she brought me back to being an adult. While I was still in a trance she told me that I am good enough, I am better than that and I don’t need to use food to self-medicate."

Anna: " I didn’t know what to think afterwards as it was so bizarre, but the amazing thing was that within three to four months I lost 28 lbs. I suddenly found that I was driven to make the correct food choices. I didn’t want to eat rubbish any more. I wanted to treat myself with respect."