Hi Kelly,

I did work on panic attacks many years ago. I recall that often times the person who is having the attack can not talk because his or her throat is so dry. This seemed to be overlooked in the literature at that time.

These are interesting questions, but they pale in comparison to actually curing chronic panic attacks or the fear of panic attacks. I've had excellent success through the regular practice of self-taught transcending augmented by about one hour (total) of simple experiential counseling. I'd be happy to describe these in detail to anyone interested. Instead of just researching various aspects of psychological disorders, with unclear actual benefits, I advocate curing or managing them quickly and well. I'm tired of this technology being ignored when so many could be helped.

Dear David

I will be interested in the technology you are describing. Can you please share your experience in further detail and can it be applied by any clinician or some special expertise is required. This is my email [email protected]

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Jeffrey, Thank you so much for sharing this observation. I think it will be immensely important to someone, somewhere.

My clients who have reported panic attacks describe them as painful or conflicting experiences of fear and panic which seem to feed on themselves and spiral out of control. There seems to be a fundamental avoidance, resistance, or judgement present that sets up a conflict between the attractive negative power of fear and the avoidance.

I have had excellent, quick, and lasting elimination of panic attacks through the experiential exploration of this fear and avoidance under trusted circumstances, supported by the regular practice of the transcending procedure known as Natural Stress Relief (NSR). NSR eliminates stored (internal) stresses through a unique state of deep rest. This uniqueness is supported by published research.