"Brain Zapping Technique Enhances Hypnotizability, Studies Show"
Stanford University researchers have discovered that non-invasive brain stimulation can temporarily increase a person's susceptibility to hypnosis. The study, which focused on patients with fibromyalgia, used transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) targeting specific brain areas linked to high hypnotizability. Results showed a temporary improvement in the ability to be hypnotized, which could potentially enhance the effectiveness of hypnosis as a treatment for various health conditions. This proof of concept opens the door for further research into making hypnosis a more viable and effective medical therapy.