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For centuries, debate has raged over hypnosis—an altered state of
consciousness involving relaxation, increased focus, and suggestibility.
The name derives from the Greek word for sleep. However, it is more
akin to daydreaming. Hypnotherapy has proven effective in treating
anxiety, eating disorders, and addiction. The US government has even
investigated it for military applications. Unfortunately, criminals are
quick to exploit the power of hypnosis. Over the past few years, thieves
and sexual predators have employed hypnotism with increasing frequency.
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