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2bfree
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 09, 2007 12:13 pm    Post subject: Common Food Allergies + NLP Reply with quote

Have any of you considered you might have a common food allergy...e.g. potatoes or some very common staple diet food ?Get an allergy test...pin prick of blood sent to a lab that does that kind of thing.

I found my blushing decreased significantly when I exercised a lot ,reduced my CARBS and ate smaller meals,eliminated coffee or any drink with caffeine...also chocolate !Spicy food can set it off .

Try eliminating one staple food per week to see what happens with your condition.

Also, there is a term from NLP called anchoring which means you have an experience and link it to a person or location..this can become a good thing or bad thing depending on what was imprinted.As can future pacing...imagining blushing at the immediate event you are going to...the mind cannot ignore negative input

I'm going to pursue an NLP cure for my condition.

Check out my Micro ETS warning on this forum

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 11, 2007 9:27 pm    Post subject: Re: Common Food Allergies + NLP Reply with quote

2bfree wrote:
Have any of you considered you might have a common food allergy...e.g. potatoes or some very common staple diet food ?Get an allergy test...pin prick of blood sent to a lab that does that kind of thing.

I found my blushing decreased significantly when I exercised a lot ,reduced my CARBS and ate smaller meals,eliminated coffee or any drink with caffeine...also chocolate !Spicy food can set it off .

Try eliminating one staple food per week to see what happens with your condition.

Also, there is a term from NLP called anchoring which means you have an experience and link it to a person or location..this can become a good thing or bad thing depending on what was imprinted.As can future pacing...imagining blushing at the immediate event you are going to...the mind cannot ignore negative input

I'm going to pursue an NLP cure for my condition.

Check out my Micro ETS warning on this forum


Food thing helped my blushing so much - also exercise. Never tried NLP

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