Weight Problems
and Sweets
by Charles Wm Skillas, PhD, DD, BCH, CI, FNGH
Eating
lots of sweets, especially chocolate, seems to be a big problem
in weight gain and inability to lose weight. In my practice,
this appears to happen to women much more than men. Much has
been written about the benefits of eating good chocolate, especially
dark chocolate, but the problem of eating too many sweets extends
to more than just chocolate…it extends to pastries, cookies
candies, pies, cakes, sweet beverages, etc. Eating or drinking
these high calorie foods and drinks can cause weight gain and
problems in reducing weight for those who need to. You can actually
become addicted to sweets much like to drugs, because sweets
can relieve stress. In my practice, women who are addicted to
sweets use them as palliatives to, depression, anxiety, fear,
guilt, shame and other negative emotions that cause stress.
In men who are addicted to sweets, it appears to be more to
beverages like energy drinks and highly sugared coffees and teas.
While these are OK for many, especially young and very active
people, they can cause problems for those who have compromised
insulin operating systems in the body. I am not a medical doctor
so I cannot advise about medical things, but from what I read
and hear, diabetes, especially the Type –2 variety, which manifests later in
life, is becoming epidemic. For those with Type-1, or juvenile
diabetes, sweets have always been a big problem. One of the causes
of obesity, even mild obesity, can be caused by addiction to sweets
used as medicines to relieve stress.
Medical doctors treat all forms of diabetes with diet and drugs.
Psychiatrists and psychologists treat problems with sweet addiction
by trying to modify behavior so that the sufferer can cope with
his addiction. However, we have to remember why the person is
using sugar and that reason is to feel better…to relieve the stresses
in their lives. Some of these stresses come from the everyday problems
everyone faces in life, like paying taxes, arguments with family
or friends, negative situations that come up in life, etc. Some
of these stresses also come from negative forcing functions within
a person and of which they are unaware.
Negative forcing functions are bad things that happened to
us in this or past lives, unresolved internal conflicts, biological
carry-overs from ancestors and the attachment of foreign energies.
All of these distort the body’s energy field and causes blockages to the
flow of Life Force energy (chi) to the cell communities of the
body. This reduction in the flow of chi causes improper functioning
of the cells of the body and this results in disease… mental,
emotional, physical, and spiritual. All of these produce stress.
Recently, I had two
female clients who were both highly addicted to sweets. Both
of them had gained a lot of weight from their addictions. One
gained nearly 50 pounds and the other over 30 pounds. The 50-
pounder had three different earthbound spirits on her each of
which was obese in life and died from diabetes. The 30 pounder
had one earthbound spirit on her that had starved to death in
a previous life and caused the 30 pounder to over-eat in this
life to satisfy the hunger engendered in that life of starvation.
Both of these women also had demonic energies attached to them
that were orchestrating their destruction by exacerbating the
overweight energies, which would, lead to physical disease and
ultimately death. The earthbound spirits were brought into the
women by the demons in both cases because the women were high
souls with much light and demons are attracted to people of the
light with a mission to destroy them. By causing each of these
women to counter life’s stresses with the soothing effects
of sweets, the demons built sweet-dependence into each of them
and once addicted… the process of stress – sweets – weight
was firmly established and the women were both headed for physical
destruction.
I first removed the demons and then the earthbound spirits.
Both women remarked how quickly the intense desire for sweets
left them. I did some reprogramming on each of the women on how
to handle stress by relaxation techniques and created within
them a safe place, which they could easily access just by touching
a trigger point on their bodies, which took them subconsciously
to a place within themselves where they were tranquil, serene,
safe and at peace. This is an NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming)
anchoring technique, which works very well if installed properly.
Both women are now doing very well handling stress without excessive
sweets and are losing weight at a healthy rate. The neat thing
about this is that, unlike most other addictions, the women can
now enjoy moderate amounts of sweets without going off the deep
end and they are relaxed and at ease while they continue to lose
weight.
Dr.
Skillas is a Board Certified Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapist
and Certified National Guild of Hypnotists (NGH) Hypnotherapy
Instructor. Call 404-252-4540 for details.