Who has used EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques)?

Question

I know what it is what I want to know is what results others have had using it.

Answer 1

I learned EFT last year and have been using it everyday since.

I use it for all of my emotional and physical issues. When I first started using it, I hoped it might help me with deal with stress better.

EFT has far exceeded my hopes. The basic tenet of EFT is “The cause of all negative emotions is a disruption in the body’s energy system.” I didn't believe that when I first heard it, but I do now.

According to EFT, all negative emotions and the physical results of those emotions are caused by energy blocks in the body. Releasing those blocks releases the emotions and physical issues.

EFT is AMAZING!! I have used it to deal with my anger. I have used it to get rid of headaches and menstrual cramps. I used to be TERRIFIED of spiders and I used EFT and now, I still don't like spiders but I am not afraid of them anymore. It works really fast and it is virtually painless...a couple of minutes of EFT tapping will usually resolve an emotional issue for me.

Now I am using EFT every day to release unresolved emotional issues from my past.

If you want to learn more about EFT, please download the FREE EFT Instructional manual from the EFT website www.emofree.com.

Answer 2

i'm a complicated practitioner of EFT and use it frequently on myself as nicely as customers. I even have used it for a extremely huge decision of emotional demanding circumstances, and its fulfillment fee is amazingly extreme. How did you learn it?

Answer 3

I am a trained Psychiatrist.

I have 25 years of experience

Your writing seems erratic. From what I can tell you have Bipolar II and possibly the onset of Schizophrenia. You may also be suffering from ADD and OCD.
When I see Bipolar and Schizophrenia... I know it. I am an expert.

You need to be admitted to a mental hospital immediately.
Ask them to prescribe you Lithium, Effexor and Rispiridone.

You will likely stay for two months as your case sounds very severe. Be prepared for the nurses to tie you up in restraints. It is a very common thing in mental hospitals. Remember they are only trying to help you.

Once you are released from the hospital it is your responsibility to inform the DMV that you are on medication and you have Schizophrenia. They will have a hearing to asses wether you are a dangerous driver. Do not be surprised if they take away your drivers licence.

I hope that you get the help that you so desperately require.
It can take years to find the right balance of medication. Don't give up. Keep trying new medications until you find the right one.

The medications may make you feel like a zombie and they will probably make you gain forty to fifty pounds but that is a small price to pay.

http://www.cchr.org/index.cfm/8771