The bright side of a placebo effect
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The bright side of a placebo effect
Hey everyone, let me start by apologizing about the section under which i am posting this, this is the most suitable section in my opinion.
We all know what the placebo effect is, basically when you convince yourself something is going to happen, your mind *almost* creates the effects you desire. I'm a strong believer that this program works. But i would also state that the more you think about the desired outcome, the stronger it is.t Think about it like this though. If you are NOT doing a dose. With practice, you MIGHT just be able to create some of these effects.
This is just an idea that sounded right in my brain.
tell me what you think about this.
Thanks!
We all know what the placebo effect is, basically when you convince yourself something is going to happen, your mind *almost* creates the effects you desire. I'm a strong believer that this program works. But i would also state that the more you think about the desired outcome, the stronger it is.t Think about it like this though. If you are NOT doing a dose. With practice, you MIGHT just be able to create some of these effects.
This is just an idea that sounded right in my brain.
tell me what you think about this.
Thanks!
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Das wäre cool. immer den Placebo-Effekt ist es an der in vollem Umfang in der Schule oder so etwas.
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Re: The bright side of a placebo effect
The problem with Placebo effects, however, is if you think that something is a placebo, or know for that matter, and it actually is, then the effects of said placebo WILL NOT work. Because it's the persuasion of your mind that convinces you to feel the effects. If your mind has nothing to be persuaded about, nothing happens.deadlydream wrote:Hey everyone, let me start by apologizing about the section under which i am posting this, this is the most suitable section in my opinion.
We all know what the placebo effect is, basically when you convince yourself something is going to happen, your mind *almost* creates the effects you desire. I'm a strong believer that this program works. But i would also state that the more you think about the desired outcome, the stronger it is.t Think about it like this though. If you are NOT doing a dose. With practice, you MIGHT just be able to create some of these effects.
This is just an idea that sounded right in my brain.
tell me what you think about this.
Thanks!
Re: The bright side of a placebo effect
So your saying if I think its a placebo and it works it really isn't a placebo?shiko-himura wrote:The problem with Placebo effects, however, is if you think that something is a placebo, or know for that matter, and it actually is, then the effects of said placebo WILL NOT work. Because it's the persuasion of your mind that convinces you to feel the effects. If your mind has nothing to be persuaded about, nothing happens.deadlydream wrote:Hey everyone, let me start by apologizing about the section under which i am posting this, this is the most suitable section in my opinion.
We all know what the placebo effect is, basically when you convince yourself something is going to happen, your mind *almost* creates the effects you desire. I'm a strong believer that this program works. But i would also state that the more you think about the desired outcome, the stronger it is.t Think about it like this though. If you are NOT doing a dose. With practice, you MIGHT just be able to create some of these effects.
This is just an idea that sounded right in my brain.
tell me what you think about this.
Thanks!
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Re: The bright side of a placebo effect
Yeah, pretty much.Frankoman wrote:So your saying if I think its a placebo and it works it really isn't a placebo?shiko-himura wrote:The problem with Placebo effects, however, is if you think that something is a placebo, or know for that matter, and it actually is, then the effects of said placebo WILL NOT work. Because it's the persuasion of your mind that convinces you to feel the effects. If your mind has nothing to be persuaded about, nothing happens.deadlydream wrote:Hey everyone, let me start by apologizing about the section under which i am posting this, this is the most suitable section in my opinion.
We all know what the placebo effect is, basically when you convince yourself something is going to happen, your mind *almost* creates the effects you desire. I'm a strong believer that this program works. But i would also state that the more you think about the desired outcome, the stronger it is.t Think about it like this though. If you are NOT doing a dose. With practice, you MIGHT just be able to create some of these effects.
This is just an idea that sounded right in my brain.
tell me what you think about this.
Thanks!