Belief Blasters for weight loss

Hi Megan,

Thanks for posting.

You pretty much nailed it. Those are the past tense variations of the belief statements you identified. You are rigjt that they will likely lose something when put into the past tense; when run through the Belief Blasters, they will effectively lose their power over you. They will no longer be part of your “now.”

One distinction: eliminating “I always overate” would surely be helpful and freeing (as logically you could not “always” have overeaten). I know what you mean, of course, but what would you have had to believe about yourself, life or food to have overeaten?

Also, what else would you have to believe to hold a belief like “Being Thin is/was too difficult”?

This is subjective, of course, as other people may find it difficult gaining weight and thus find it very easy to be “thin”. I am marking that as “thin” as everyone has their own subjective measure of what “thin” is. Even “overeating” is subjective.

So, have you tried various diets and regimes and found that you put the weight back on?

What would you believe about yourself if you never were “thin”?

For many people, eating certain types of foods is habitual and comforting. Did you find that you overate certain or large amounts of foods at times of emotional turmoil? Or even just at times of celebration?

The free (and enhanced) Click Tracks can assist with the emotional side of the equation and this is for “unwanted emotions” – not exclusively “negative” emotions. 

The Belief Blasters can help with this, and there are other PSTEC tracks that deal specifically with food cravings and ending addictions to certain foods (https://pstecaudiosource.org/accounts/291fu/24861/order)

I trust this will help you identify some more beliefs.

Please keep us updated on how you get on.

Paul