Glasgow’s Newest Hypnotension Practitioner

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If you’re new here, you may want to check out our free report, “The Secrets To Lower Blood Pressure: Your First 3 Steps”. Thanks for visiting!Congratulations to Stephen Holt, who qualified today as a Certified Hypnotension Practitioner Stephen will be serving clients with high blood pressure (Hypertension) from his practice in Glasgow, UK Stephen studied with … Read more

Hypotension comes to Norwich, UK

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Congratulations to Eve Layzell, who qualified recently as a Certified Hypnotension Practitioner Eve will be serving clients with high blood pressure (Hypertension) from her practice in Norwich, UK Eve was a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, qualifying from UEA, who decided to learn hypnotherapy after a Paul McKenna book helped her get through some personal problems. Some … Read more

Hypnotension arrives in Hong Kong

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We are delighted to welcome Nastassia Tsuei as a Hypnotension practitioner. Nastassia is our first practitioner in Hong Kong and we would like to wish her all the best in her efforts to reduce the high blood pressure for the local people. Nastassia, who qualified today as a Certified Hypnotension Practitioner will be serving clients … Read more

Hypnotension Comes To Brookfield, Brisbane

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b0aa149038a014bae1199e7f8d562d48?s=150&d=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.hypnotension.com%2Fcms%2Fwp content%2Fthemes%2Fhypnotension 2016%2Fimages%2Fheartlogo - Hypnotension™Congratulations to Elaine Martin, who uoteualified today as a Certified Hypnotension Practitioner

Elaine will be serving clients with high blood pressure (Hypertension) from her practice in Brookfield, Brisbane, Australia

Elaine operates a full time practice out of two clinics in the Brisbane, Queensland specialising in anxiety, stress, fears, phobias and Virtual Gastric Band. She also focuses in the area of Medical Hypnosis particularly in the areas of pain management, autoimmune disease and cancer. Elaine is a Psychotherapist, a Hypnotherapist, EFT Practitioner and have a background in Human Resources, NLP, Training and Life Coaching.

Elaine says, “I am dedicated and passionate about my work and am constantly researching and developing programs and products to ensure I provide my clients with the best and most up to date therapeutic experience possible. My sole purpose is to help my clients improve the quality of their lives and I pride myself on my ability to guide my clients towards awareness, understanding and finally resolution of the issue or presenting problem.

The Hypnotension Training has provided me with skills, knowledge and an understanding of Hypertension and the enormous impact it can have on the quality of one’s life. The depth of study and the tools and techniques taught are invaluable and will definitely enhance the work I am currently doing in the area of Medical hypnotherapy.”

The Hypnotension™ Programme looks at a variety of lifestyle factors to establish which is likely to be causing or maintaining high blood pressure (Hypertension). These lifestyle factors are then targeted using specific cognitive and hypnotherapeutic techniques to help reduce the clients blood pressure towards more normal levels.

Noise link to hypertension strengthens

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Researchers from Karolinska University in Sweden have been conducting a multi-year study into the effects of noise on health.

Their findings support a major review of research published in the Lancet last October, which showed that exposure to noise can not only disturb sleep, concentration and academic performance, but can also increase the risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease.

The Karolinska research, which followed over 5,000 people for a ten year period in Stockholm, found an increased risk of hypertension among subjects heavily exposed to road traffic noise at home. The risk was dramatically increased for those heavily exposed to air craft noise.

Their data also suggested a strong connection between exposure to road traffic noise and heart attack (myocardial infarction), as well as a correlation between noise and obesity.

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