Just get started. suddenly you are REACHING YOUR GOAL WEIGHT

If you are someone who  hasn’t had much success over the years with weight loss, you've tried everything else and nothing has worked, Rapid Transformational Therapy (rtt) might be a fresh approach for you to lose weight and sustain the weight loss.  Here's the deal:

 If your weight issues are specifically with sugar addiction, emotional eating, or any other reason, we might have an answer for you.  I was addicted to sugar and always wanted dessert before dinner and I definitely saw a decline in my desire for sugar or carb laden desserts since my sessions.

RTT can change your relationship with food, aid in weight loss and help you to discover the true root cause of weight issues.  Read on to see what it is about RTT that makes it so effective for weight loss and management!

 There are six types of overeaters, described briefly below. 

• Emotional eaters – This category covers a spectrum of emotions.  People in this category eat when they are sad, angry, distressed or bored.
• Uneducated eaters – People in this category believe that:
  • Fats are bad and low fat diets are good. Fact: animal fats are good for your brain.
  • Diet foods are good. Fact: diet foods contain enhancers, sugars, flavourings, high sodium.
  • Energy drinks are good, etc. In other words, they believe the marketeers. These people may also be unfamiliar with the digestive system which requires you to chew your food at least 15 times to break it down.
• Habitual eaters – People in this category must eat 3–4 times a day. They don’t recognize when they are full. They eat whatever food is in front of them, regardless of whether they are hungry or not. They eat quickly. Often as a child, they were made to eat everything on their plate.
  
• Obsessive eaters – People in this category see food and have to eat it. They think about food all day. They look for the next ‘hit’ of food. 
  
• Addictive eaters – People in this category crave sugary food, junk food, refined food, they love carbohydrates because they are addicted to the chemical composition of these foods.
• Destructive eaters – People in this category always feel as though they can’t get enough. They hate sharing food, e.g. they panic in situations when food is shared, e.g. in a Chinese restaurant in case they get less. They feel uncomfortable when people dish out their meals out for them. They often go back for seconds.

Do you belong in any of these categories? No matter to  which you identify, RTT can help YOU. 

One of the most important parts of an RTT session is the exploring of the subconscious mind to see what memories are the foundation for the belief system that is keeping you from releasing the weight. The awareness created around the client’s “why” for the outdated belief system is massively transformed  both in the session and afterwards.  The most amazing part  about RTT is if there is a belief underlying the issue, it can be rewired.

Another key aspect of an RTT session is that is is important to help your subconscious mind undseratnd the difference  between past events, which the subconscious mind has been reacting to, and present day. The result? You come to terms and find a greater understanding with todays version of you.  Our subconscious mind thinks its protecting us by reacting in the same way it always has, it loves what is familiar. RTT allows your mind to finally release the traumas or fears or whatever it is that causes you to eat the wrong things or over eat. RTT provides a greater understanding and relaxation to your soul. You will finally realize that you no longer need protection in the  way that you did in the past and this  is tremendously transformational. 

The second best part of the RTT weight loss journey is the audio recording. This is the water to the seed we planted during the original hypnosis session. For best results you are urged to listen to this audio 1x (minimum) a day for 21 days in a row.  We do this because of the research that shows that a “new” belief system is instilled by repetition and it takes 21 days for your brain to form a habit.  When we hardwire in a new belief system, our behavior starts to shift automatically.