I went to Megan hoping she would take me as one of her clients to hypnotize me for my sugar and sweets addiction. Megan did what I would have called an in-depth interview about my goals, how sweets could consume me, and how I learned best. I didn’t really know what to expect, I just knew I was very relaxed and just focused on what she was saying. Approximately four months have passed and I haven’t had any candy, cake, pastry or any other desserts. I have NO urge to eat them and I am more focused on everything I eat. I feel wonderful and have lost weight, which for me is wonderful. People at work are amazed that I just walk away or that I can sit there and have no desire. Thank you, Megan, for working with me.” -KN


was complete, I was confident that major transfor- mation had just occurred. Right as she came out of hypnosis her whole energy had shifted and she told me that she was leaving with an inner-know- ing that sugar was a thing of the past for her. Months have passed and she has still not even


had a bite of any sweet treats since our session. The cravings and taste for sugar have completely vanished. Since leaving this addiction behind, she is glowing and looks like a completely new and improved woman. She attributes 100% of her suc- cess in overcoming this addiction to the power of hypnosis. When she talks about it she can’t help but laugh because she still can’t believe that a 20- year struggle was fixed in a 60-minute hypnosis session. It feels as if a miracle has happened.•


Megan Moriarty, Certified Hypno- therapist considers herself a profes- sional belief enhancer. Through hypnosis, she guides clients to break through limiting habits and beliefs. After working together, you will


embody the belief that you are the powerful creator of your life that can manifest anything you desire. 860.808.4672. www.megan-moriarty.com. info@megan-moriarty.com. See ad on page 17 >


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