Age Factors

Publication Title: 
Psychosomatic Medicine
Author(s): 
Bergmann, M. S.
Graham, H.
Leavitt, H. C.
Publication Title: 
Folia Psychiatrica, Neurologica Et Neurochirurgica Neerlandica
Author(s): 
Zeckel, A.
Publication Title: 
British Medical Journal
Publication Title: 
Der Anaesthesist
Author(s): 
Lassner, J.
Publication Title: 
Minerva Medica
Author(s): 
De Toni, G.
Publication Title: 
The International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis
Author(s): 
Gardner, G. G.
Publication Title: 
The International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis
Author(s): 
Schafer, D. W.
Publication Title: 
Research Communications in Chemical Pathology and Pharmacology

Methaqualone pretreatment for 3 or 6 days caused an induction of hepatic enzymes in the young male rat as measured by a reduction in hexobarbital-hypnosis. However, methaqualone pretreatment had no effect on the hexobarbital-hypnotic response in older male rats. Phenobarbital was a more potent enzyme inducer than methaqualone, and caused induction of liver enzymes in both age groups.

Author(s): 
Mathur, P. P.
Boren, J. A.
Smyth, R. D.
Reavey-Cantwell, N. H.
Publication Title: 
The Medical Journal of Australia

Certain patients with bronchial asthma can benefit, often greatly, from hypnotherapy. This report is based on a retrospective analysis of 121 asthmatic patients who were treated by hypnotherapy. Hypnotic techniques and treatment procedure are described. Of the total number, 21% had an excellent response to treatment, becoming completely free from asthma and requiring no drug therapy. A further 33% had a good response, with worthwhile decrease in frequency and severity of the attacks of asthma, or a decrease in drug requirements.

Author(s): 
Collison, D. R.
Publication Title: 
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis
Author(s): 
Cheek, D. B.

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