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Juice Detox Retreats with Yoga in England. Fertility, Stop Smoking, Weight Management, Physical and Emotional Self Healing and Transformation.
Church Road 30, RH15 9AE, Burgess Hill, United Kingdom
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This guy has is a con artist please don't waste your
Went to a supposed hypnotherapy session for weight loss. Waste of time and money. He put earphones on, played a tape about looking in mirrors ... colour red etc. No cognitive changes, no hypnosis just a tape, eye mask a ball. Stay away....guy's a con artist
I attended the Platinum Healing Retreat in Arundel from 4th to 8th February 2019 for the sole purpose of stopping smoking. I had tried Alan Carr's sessions four times, hypnotherapy and acupuncture, to no avail. I was doubtful that the Stop Smoking programme would work and asked for assurance, given that I had smoked for around 50 years. I was informed that they had people succeed that have smoked since they were young teenagers for 40-50 years. I had one hypnotherapy one hour session and one 45 minute acupuncture session on 5th February and the second one hour hypnotherapy session the following day. With no more programmes booked I spent much of Thursday away, visiting Arundel Cathedral and Littlehampton beach in the interesting company of two fellow guests.
The Stop Smoking programme completely failed for me. I returned home and immediately started smoking again. For me this programme was a very expensive waste of time and money: £1,173 plus travel. I shared a room with a very likeable woman but it didn't work out well because I apparently snored and disrupted her sleep which troubled me of course. I spent the following night sleeping on the sofa in the downstairs lounge. This upset her and she persuaded me, against my own inclination, to spend the following two nights not sleeping at all well in our shared room, listening to the permanently dripping shower. My trolley bag was heavy because of all the items we were advised to bring, including a large bulky throw which proved to be unnecessary. The detox, yoga and talks were sadly wasted on me. I could have bought a juicer and changed my eating habits myself.
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