Dr. Phil Demonstrates Amazing Biofeedback Appetite Control

[qadison]

So its like the mood organ from "Do androids dream of electric sheep"

[thatguru877]

Thats because chocolates a drug.

[cjbaldwinson]

This is from personal experience, I received a free session of scalar laser treatment which works on a similar principle. it works by repairing dead/damaged cells, and duplicates healthy cells. I felt an amazing tingling sensation and i could feel warmth throughout my whole body. my back pain is noticeably gone after one session, and i even got laid later that night XD

If the world were to know about this, this would mean billion dollar pharmaceutical industries would go up in smoke.

[xxbluejay21]

such bullshit LOL

[MrCaptainSr79]

@xxbluejay21EEG biofeedback is actually a very effective treatment for many neurological imbalances. Do some research on it buddy. 

[xxbluejay21]

@MrCaptainSr79 "research" meaning companies trying to trick you into buying their product? Do you even know what the placebo effect is?

[MrCaptainSr79]

@xxbluejay21 You've obviously not reached college level yet, or perhaps you decided not to go. If you want unbiased research, get it from the FDA, or a peer-reviewed scientific journal- those are scholarly sources that do not have any bias associated with companies selling you a service. Also, you obviously don't understand the placebo affect. The placebo affect will only work for a short period of time (1 or 2 weeks) on someone with a neurological disorder.

[MrCaptainSr79]

@xxbluejay21 Although, in this case you're probably right sense they only did one session. In most cases EEG Biofeedback takes 3-5 months for results to develop.

[xxbluejay21]

@MrCaptainSr79 DERP. so you're calling dr phil unbiased? LOL shows how smart you are, as a "college level" student. LOL

[MrCaptainSr79]

@xxbluejay21 Did I say doctor Phil was unbiased? no. You're creating a straw man of my argument. Note that I said peer reviewed scientific journals are unbiased, not doctor Phil.

[MrCaptainSr79]

and by the way, I'm not a "college level student" as you assume. I'm a Meteorology graduate working on my MS. Just because I claim that you've never reached college (and it's quite clear that you haven't) doesn't mean that I myself am a college student. All it means is that I am able to recognize the fact that you're uneducated by your illiterate attitude.

[xxbluejay21]

@MrCaptainSr79 you call yourself a college graduate student and accuse me of being biased where you make rash assumptions of my level of education. How mature. And adding ethos to your argument won't make anything better. In case you haven't noticed, this is YOUTUBE. You're not writing a formal essay for your english class. You judge other people for their "illiteracy" to try to cover up the fact that you know nothing about this subject.

[MrCaptainSr79]

@xxbluejay21 When I say illiteracy, I'm not just referring only to your English skills. I'm referring to your skills in argumentation. Notice that in each individual argument you have done just two things: 1) distort my actual argument, into another argument that is false and 2) go after me as a person instead of actually addressing my argument. Notice that you have not even used a single premise in any of your arguments that would support the conclusion that biofeedback doesn't work.

[xxbluejay21]

@MrCaptainSr79 LOL nice job explaining exactly what you do. Calling me illiterate and stupid instead of addressing what I'm actually saing? tsk tsk. Another victim to the placebo. Don't worry. A lot of beginners make teh same mistake. I wouldn't expect a meteorology major to understand.

[MrCaptainSr79]

@xxbluejay21 I'm really not sure how the ad-hominem has anything to do with the placebo effect... Anyway, I've gotten carried away with this. All I was trying to do was share with you that EEG biofeedback actually does work, it's just that the example used by this video is misleading. I agree that this video is bullshit. Anyway, if you want to discuss whether or not actual EEG biofeedback works let me know. Otherwise, go find some snot nosed brat if you just want to exchange insults. Take care.

[xxbluejay21]

@MrCaptainSr79 lick my booty hole

[MrCaptainSr79]

@xxbluejay21 lol you see the problem with arguing with children is that they don't care about whether they're right or wrong- it isn't about that. All it's about is finding a way to shut the other person up.

[xxbluejay21]

@MrCaptainSr79 I'm actually older than youj.

[Sniiigel]

No. The answer for obesity in America is to stop being so fucking american! Grow up and grow some self discipline! That's all it takes. Fuck you america. You're subsequent to Europe by like two or three hundred years. You suck.

[Caribeanqueen79]

@Sniiigel Maybe we should smoke 5 packs of cigarettes per day like Europeans do. I lived in Germany for 4 years and I felt like I went back in time, I had to go to the next town over to purchase drinking water after 8 pm since everything is closed at sundown and the tap water is too awful to drink, subsequent? yeah, right. God bless your soul.

[DemonicSymphonic]

I'd love to have that chocolate lady make treats for me all day

[ifxpbjxsucked]

lol if ur a choclate addict watch 2 girls 1 cup YOU WILL NVR EAT CHOCLATE AGAIN!!!!

[totakeke]

Chocolate craving is a sign of serious copper deficiency. I hope this lady eventually figured that out, copper deficiency can be fatal if not treated.

[Soundninja18]

True that it is a sign of serious coppe deficiency, which should be worth telling your doctor so that all you're doing is going on a simple diet and not ultimately killing yourself.  But again, eat foods in moderation, and just watch out for foods that are really high in fat. You can eat them, just not a good idea to eat much of them.

[tejo29se]

@totakeke I did not know that. Thanks.

BTW My mums baby sister suffers from diabetes and when she was pregnant she was told her baby was underweight and do you know what she did? She ate some chocolate. She thought it would make her unborn baby gain weight but instead it gave her bloodpoisoning. Weird how people sometimes react.

[Aliextrm]

This is exactly like the Morning Well CD I used to curb my horrible morning sickness that I experienced when I was pregnant. It uses the same concept; music and sounds that sends an undercurrent of radio waves that stops the signals b/t your brain and gut which make you nauscious. I thought this was all hooey, but after that worked, I think I might give this a try!