Hypnosis dates back to the 18th century. A few known uses of hypnosis back then were as a replacement for anesthesia  and as a treatment for hysterics among others. But for modern day medicine, does hypnosis really work?

Hypnosis aims to changes the ideas, feelings and emotions already embedded in our subconscious mind. Our subconscious mind is responsible for what we automatically do like breathing or things that are already innate in our system once we get a hold or get used to like driving a car. It is in the subconscious mind where  a lot of thinking and absorbing of new information or ideas takes place, which enable our conscious mind to decide what we will do and put these decisions or ideas into action. It is only in slumber where our subconscious mind becomes more active than our conscious mind, thus an opportunity for new ideas, feelings, or information to be introduced into it.

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