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Shed weight and be slim!
The Last Doughnut Programme shows you how

Are you depressed about your weight? Do you dread social functions, knowing that your clothes aren’t fitting you anymore? Do you fret about your weight and find the more you fret about it the more you eat?! Do you wish you could shed weight and keep it off? Tried every diet going? Grapefruit diets? Protein diets? Blood-group type diets? The list goes on! Many people diet and find after a while they slip back to their old eating habits. Some people never get as far as starting a diet as the mountain seems too big to climb! Would you like to shed weight permanently and see food in a very different light? Angela Jullings can help you change your behaviour and emotions around food.

#   The truth about why you are overweight

“Being overweight is a state of mind. Being slim is a state of mind.” Angela Jullings

#   The truth about dieting

Dieting is a multi-million pound business in the UK. Walk into any bookstore and you’ll count endless books on the subject. There are dozens of exercise videos, calorie counting foods, weight loss drugs and weight loss clubs. As you’ve probably experienced already, the truth is that most diets don’t work for most people. Why not? The answer lies with “willpower”. These products rely on your “willpower” and using willpower to shed weight doesn’t work or at least, doesn’t last.

A common misconception is that you need willpower to shed weight. However, using willpower has two ways in which it sets you up for failure. Firstly, in the case of food, if you will yourself to shed weight, most people will themselves not to think about food. This is very typical. The person “wills” themselves not to eat so much, not to eat their favourite foods, not to think of food. However, if you think about it, the brain cannot process a negative. That is, if you tell yourself to “not think about food” you have to think about food in the first place in order to know what it is you mustn’t think about! Therefore, the thing you don’t want to think about, food, is already on your mind. The thing is, when you try to ignore something, it becomes more conscious for you, and builds up in your mind. When it builds up in your mind you’re then struggling to “resist” it and you reach a point where you become obsessed with thoughts of what we’re not eating!. What you resist, persists. This then becomes a feeling of deprivation and it’s almost as if you’re in a trance about food! Sound familiar?

So, you manage to struggle through trying to ignore thoughts of food, with a feeling of deprivation and reluctance setting in and you succeed in shedding the weight but then it’s usually only temporary. That’s the second downside to willpower. Then what happens? Because you haven’t actually changed the way in which you think of food or your relationship with it, the desire to shed weight has been achieved and now those goodies that you’ve been ignoring for so long are available to you again. As soon as that weight is lost, you’ve reverted to your old eating patterns again and re-gain all the weight. Sometimes even more. The problem is, once the weight is gone, the use of willpower recedes, it’s no longer necessary to reach your goal, you’ve achieved it so there is nothing to keep you at your new weight – no resources, no new behaviours, no new perception of food. Therefore, something more efficient and permanent than willpower is needed to enable you to stay slim and healthy.

Another reason dieting doesn’t work is that the body senses the shortness of food and changes the metabolic rate to slow down the process of fat burning in order to hold on to the fat incase it needs these reserves. The body is run by the unconscious mind and is highly intelligent. When we diet the body “learns” to store more reserves of fat in preparation for the next shortfall.

#   Causes of being overweight

As everyone is individual, no two clients will have the same relationship or use of food and the cause of being overweight will be different for each person. The causes fall into 4 main catergories:


 

 
 
 

1... Sometimes psychological issues are associated with being overweight – not just the depressing feelings of being overweight itself although these can contribute to the over-eating. Sometimes this is vicious circle where you eat because of an underlying emotional issue and then when you over-eat you become overweight causing you to feel more negative emotions which in turn cause you to eat more. The underlying issues may be stress, low self-esteem, anxiety, worry, lack of confidence, boredom, depression, etc. In these cases, the original underlying emotional issues or causes of the over-eating have to be resolved in order that the client can then go on to be slim and stay slim.
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2... With some clients the over-eating may have been caused through lifestyle, poor food selections and lack of conscious awareness of what they’ve actually eaten. However, being overweight for some people can then cause negative emotional states which again, in turn, then lead to over-eating. In these cases the emotions concerned will disappear as the client starts to shed weight and develops a new relationship with food.
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3... Some clients find that they’ve been “conditioned” in their eating. That is, food has been used as a “reward” for them as far back as childhood perhaps. At school for example, if we do something well we’re given a chocolate bar; when we went to the dentist we were rewarded with a sweet. As adults food is still seen as a reward – we go out for a “nice meal” to celebrate a birthday or job promotion. If something nice happens to us, we eat. Equally, if something negative happens to us, we tend to console ourselves with food or drink. This kind of unconscious association is rife in our society. No wonder we’re a nation of increasingly obese people!
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4... Angela’s experience with clients has shown that many of them actually believe they will always be overweight! It may be their family history is one of obesity. What we believe, we manifest. From a psychological perspective, beliefs are the most powerful determiner of success or failure.
 

 
 
  "If you believe you can or you cannot, you are right"       Henry Ford   
     
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  On questioning, some clients don’t have a concept of what they’d look like slim or fit and sometimes this is because they’ve unconsciously chosen to believe they will always be overweight, for whatever reason. Hypnotherapy and Timeline Therapy in particular are very useful in uncovering such beliefs and changing the unconscious beliefs to ones that support your health and positive self-image.

   
 
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The truth about dieting
Causes of being overweight
How can Angela help me?
How does it work?
What does the programme entail?
 
 
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Being overweight
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Angela Jullings

 

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# #   How can the Last Doughnut
            Programme help me?

Angela’s “Last Doughnut” programme is designed to help you develop a healthy relationship with food, shed weight and remain slim. The programme’s approach combines advanced hypnotherapy with powerful NLP techniques.
The programme addresses:

— Underlying emotional triggers around food
— Your relationship with food
— Your self-image and beliefs
— Your lifestyle and food preferences
— Your food history

The programme will help you:

— Change your relationship and attitude to food and drink
— Manage your emotional state effectively
— Resolve any unresolved emotional issues
— Shed weight, remain slim and enjoy it!
— Feel good about yourself
— Increase your positive self-image
— Increase your self-confidence
— Have more energy and feel positive about yourself
— Improve other areas of your life

#   How does it work?

We have two minds, the conscious mind, which is your logical, thoughtful mind, and the unconscious mind, which is the mind responsible for all your behaviours, habits, beliefs, memories and bodily functions. If you used willpower previously to shed weight, it would be the conscious, rational mind that you used. However, the behaviour of overeating lies within the unconscious mind. It is the unconscious mind that is responsible for your current eating behaviour.

The use of hypnotherapy in particular can resolve underlying emotional issues involving food. It is important to resolve and let go of any emotional attachment to food that has not been supporting you and this is done through hypnotherapy.

Hypnosis bypasses willpower, which belongs to the conscious mind, and changes the way the unconscious feels about food. This allows eating healthily to become effortless, and is especially effective if self hypnosis is practiced alongside Angela’s sessions.

Changing the way in which you perceive food through hypnotherapy, timeline therapy and NLP is very effective. When your conscious mind is working in the same direction as your unconscious mind you’ll find the “yo-yo” loss and gain cycle will disappear, as your two minds are in agreement with being slim.

#   What does the Last Doughnut
            programme entail?

The programme is run over 5 sessions, which are either one or two weeks apart, depending on the individual assessment made by Angela. The first session involves taking a detailed case history, as well as beginning the treatment of hypnotherapy and NLP.

Part of the programme will be dedicated to building a positive, slim self-image, alongside working on any limiting beliefs you might have had that stopped you being slim previously. The use of timeline therapy is tremendously useful to this end.

During the programme you will also be taught self-hypnosis which is a form of relaxation, which re-affirms the work already done within the Last Doughnut sessions.

In between sessions you will be given support tools and unique aids in order to change your relationship with food and to understand your previous over-eating. Clients find this fascinating as it clarifies for them just why they’ve been overweight previously and, in turn, supports their new attitude to food and drink.

All in all, the purpose of the Last Doughnut Programme is to change your psychology around food and most clients find that they feel and think about food very differently after just one session.

The Last Doughnut programme doesn’t end when the session or course finishes. With your new behaviours and attitudes to food, these changes will continue to support you in being slim and staying slim. So, if you're ready to leave dieting behind, are prepared to take a truthful look at your eating habits, then book your Last Doughnut session now.

For further details and fees of the Last Doughnut programme, call Angela or 020 8723 0528 or email now.

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