Using Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) for Addiction and Substance Abuse

EFT's results for Addiction and Substance Abuse problems are often extraordinary says Gary Craig the founder of EFT.

(PRWEB) January 1, 2005 -- The benefits are two fold: First, EFT brings down the immediate craving within minutes so that one can easily walk away from food, cigarettes, alcohol, drugs, etc. In a few cases this simple procedure also collapses the overall addiction.

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Second, EFT's long term successes are due to its ability to address the true cause of most addictions ... namely ... the need to "tranquilize" the anxiety caused by one's underlying anger, fear, guilt, trauma, etc. Until these issues are dissipated, the addictive behavior will remain. That is why people who successfully give up one form of addiction simply switch to another (from alcohol to coffee/cigarettes, for example). EFT is ideally designed to collapse these underlying emotional issues (that is what it does best) and, properly applied, the need to tranquilize disappears. It should be evident that addictions, compulsions, eating disorders and weight issues have similar emotional causes.

If you are interested in learning more about EFT then you can visit here and download the free 79 page manual:
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