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Can Tapping on Yourself Help to Eliminate Pain?

Posted by lorirenee1 @lorirenee1, Sep 4, 2019

Browing YouTube, I came upon many videos about tapping meridian points on your face, and some on your chest, and top of your head, to eliminate pain. You literally tap on these points, and say that your pain is not necessary, and the pain goes away. I tried it just a few times so far, and it worked. This really seems to good to be true. Is there any Science behind this? Have any of you tried it? Go to youtube and type in tapping for pain. There are many videos on it. Seems crazy to me, but so far, it has helped. I guess if pain signals come from the brain, and you tell yourself to stop, while tapping, your brain does something else. Too good to be true. How long does it last? Is this crazy? Am I crazy? What do you think? (Don't answer that!!!) Lori Renee

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lioness | @lioness | Oct 31, 2019
In reply to @hopeful33250 "Hello @rafrot and welcome to Mayo Connect! I am assuming that you are posting about tapping..." + (show)
@hopeful33250

Hello @rafrot and welcome to Mayo Connect! I am assuming that you are posting about tapping for anxiety. Is this the case? Members have discussed this. I found a Youtube video that demonstrates this, you might want to take a look at them and see what you think.


Mayo Connect has another discussion on Tapping that you might find helpful. Here is the link to that discussion. Just click on the link and read the posts. These are posts about tapping to alleviate pain.
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/can-tapping-on-yourself-help-to-eliminate-pain/?utm_campaign=search

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@rafrot Another place you can look about Tapping or Emotional Freedom Technique isTapping.com

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lioness | @lioness | Oct 31, 2019
In reply to @minnevonne "I use tapping to help lessen anxiety, and have found it very helpful. Often I start..." + (show)
@minnevonne

I use tapping to help lessen anxiety, and have found it very helpful. Often I start my day with a round of tapping, and follow this with meditation. The tapping I am familiar with is called EFT -- emotional freedom technique. It is simple to use and can be surprisingly effective.

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Yes it does I&apos;ve been taping for 10 yrs on different things glad it helps
you

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minnevonne | @minnevonne | Oct 31, 2019
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@rafrot

Have just found out about this. Was wondering if anyone has tried it?

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I use tapping to help lessen anxiety, and have found it very helpful. Often I start my day with a round of tapping, and follow this with meditation. The tapping I am familiar with is called EFT -- emotional freedom technique. It is simple to use and can be surprisingly effective.

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Teresa, Volunteer Mentor | @hopeful33250 | Oct 31, 2019
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@rafrot

Have just found out about this. Was wondering if anyone has tried it?

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Hello @rafrot and welcome to Mayo Connect! I am assuming that you are posting about tapping for anxiety. Is this the case? Members have discussed this. I found a Youtube video that demonstrates this, you might want to take a look at them and see what you think.


Mayo Connect has another discussion on Tapping that you might find helpful. Here is the link to that discussion. Just click on the link and read the posts. These are posts about tapping to alleviate pain.
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/can-tapping-on-yourself-help-to-eliminate-pain/?utm_campaign=search

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lioness | @lioness | Oct 31, 2019
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@rafrot

Have just found out about this. Was wondering if anyone has tried it?

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@rafrot I have been tapping for 10 yrs and it does help Go to tapping.com right now there is a pain summit it's FREE All interested go to tapping.com to register

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lioness | @lioness | Oct 31, 2019

@johnbishop Reread text. Corrected it ,pain summit not sin lol. Thanks😅

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rramsey | @rramsey | Nov 10, 2019
In reply to @rwinney "I have heard of this and believe I tried it back when my chronic migraines began..." + (show)
@rwinney

I have heard of this and believe I tried it back when my chronic migraines began out of desperation. Science provides facts but, believing in something also helps create positive brain power. Thanks for the link to the book John. I'm interested in learning how to strengthen the brain regarding dimentia and alzheimer disease.

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rwinney! Here is what you are looking for.
The End of Alzheimer's: The First Program to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline: Dale Bredesen: 9780735216204: Amazon.com: Books

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Rachel, Volunteer Mentor | @rwinney | Nov 11, 2019
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@rramsey

rwinney! Here is what you are looking for.
The End of Alzheimer's: The First Program to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline: Dale Bredesen: 9780735216204: Amazon.com: Books

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Thank you!

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lioness | @lioness | Nov 11, 2019
In reply to @rramsey "rwinney! Here is what you are looking for. The End of Alzheimer's: The First Program to..." + (show)
@rramsey

rwinney! Here is what you are looking for.
The End of Alzheimer's: The First Program to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline: Dale Bredesen: 9780735216204: Amazon.com: Books

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@rwinney The pain summit starts today from Tapping.com Nick Ortner is the founder along with Bob Procter and lots of others .

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Rachel, Volunteer Mentor | @rwinney | Nov 11, 2019
In reply to @lioness "@rwinney The pain summit starts today from Tapping.com Nick Ortner is the founder along with Bob..." + (show)
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@rwinney The pain summit starts today from Tapping.com Nick Ortner is the founder along with Bob Procter and lots of others .

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Thank you! I see there are free introductory videos i
on the site but don't understand what you mean by pain summit.

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