Study Suggests Weight Loss Can Be 'Boosted Fivefold' Using Mental Imaging Technique

Geo Beats 2018-09-25

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A recent study suggests that a newly developed mental imaging technique for weight loss is vastly more successful than traditional approaches that involve talk therapy.

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