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The lack of interest in sexual expression, hypoactive sexual desire.  

A condition in which people who once cared about sex have lost sexual appetites, desire; hypoactive sexual drive.  

The hypnotized person is returned to earlier years and allowed to relive some of the experiences that may be associated with emotional problems.  

The medical use of hypnosis for treating physical and emotional disturbances. Treatment by hypnosis, used in treating some addictions. Use of hypnosis in psychotherapy. Therapeutic use of hypnotism. It has been used to treat phobias and anxiety, to manage pain, and to extinguish habits and addictions. Hypnosis, also known as the might of mental suggestion,…

A group of drugs that have both sedative and hypnotic effects.  

A state between waking and sleep characterized by vivid and colorful images and thoughts; this state often includes a feeling of flying.  

Insensitivity to pain and discomfort as a result of hypnosis. The use of hypnosis to produce anesthesia.  

Analytic psychotherapy carried out under hypnosis.  

Larger than normal volume of blood, hypovolemia. Abnormally decreased volume of circulating blood in the body. Increased circulating blood volume. Diminished circulating blood volume. Increase in the volume of circulating blood. An abnormal increase in the volume of circulating blood.  

A form of obesity in which fat cells are enlarged, hypercellular obesity. Obesity characterized by increase in adipocyte size. Excessive weight gain experienced during adulthood is distinguished by the enlargement of pre-existing adipose cells. This condition entails the expansion of already existing fat cells in the body.