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OCD — Chemical Imbalance or Bad Habit?
Joe wrote…
“I have a question regarding habits. For the past so many years, I have suffered with OCD. I read an article that you wrote about how a friend of yours cured his OCD.
I have learned through MUCH research, that OCD is an acquired disorder, and CAN be cured. Many of these doctors claim its genetic, and a ‘chemical imbalance’ and all this crap.
I’ve learned that it IS curable, and OCD is actually… a habit. It’s a coping mechanism for anxiety, and it’s driven by thoughts and fears.
My question is, do you think Habit Guide would be able to help break the habit that is OCD?? And even eliminate it??
I ask this because I’ve come to realize that beating OCD comes down to confidence and will power. A change in thinking. However, it is hard to stick with it. I find myself reducing it, but I still have yet to eliminate it completely.
What do you guys think about OCD???”
Thank you for your time, I look forward to hearing from you.”
© dhammza
Thanks for your message Joe.
It’s possible for anyone to still their mind, and take back control of their thoughts. I was an obsessive thinker when I was a teenager and it caused misery… thankfully I run my own head these days.
I’ve seen Mike help a number of people overcome OCD. It CAN be overcome and folks are always amazed at how simple it is, once they put what Mike tells them into practice…
For example, we recently got this email from John Woods, an OCD sufferer of many years… Read more
