My name is Javad Hashtroudian. I have a doctorate in clinical hypnotherapy. Some people cannot remember Javad so I use my initial (J really not Jay) but anyway one of my clients started calling me doctor Jay so I got this URL. As well as my private practice I give seminars on many subjects including weight management, manifestation of your desires, relationships, stress management, performance anxiety, improving grades at school, and others as asked for. So in this section I will write about issues that I talk about in my seminars, CDs, ebooks and so on. I'll post links to some audio and things like that.
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I’m talking about over the counter drugs for colds and flues. I have something (a slight fever, my nose is running, my ears ache, and I can hardly swallow), and I’m not sure what is it is except it is not much fun. At the same time I’m giving a seminar this Saturday (three and a half days time). I need to get ready for it and I need to make a hypnosis CD before then.
Thus I need my brain (half working at this time and my voice not working at all)….
I could take Terraflu or something like that to get rid of the symptoms or this is what I’m doing:
Now for reason behind not taking so called cold drugs. These get rid of the symptoms but in fact prolong the dis-ease. The fever etc. are the bodies natural reaction to the disease and are part the healing process. Of course if the fever goes too high you may need to take an aspirin or something similar but under normal low intensity colds my way is better. Now for the legal caveat:
This is not supposed to be advise to anyone other than myself. Always consult your physician when you have any problems etc. etc. etc…..
My final comment. It’s a sad world when you have to have so many caveats. But, I’m a doctor of clinical hypnosis and not an MD so I have to watch my rear.
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