Can hypnosis enhance recall of events that occured during a alcohol induced blackout?
December 5th, 2009 | by admin |
thirtynothing1 asked:
Can hypnosis help someone remember what happened when they were extremely intoxicated with alcohol and do not remember anything that happened for approximately 3-6 hours?
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Can hypnosis help someone remember what happened when they were extremely intoxicated with alcohol and do not remember anything that happened for approximately 3-6 hours?
3 days ago
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2 Responses to “Can hypnosis enhance recall of events that occured during a alcohol induced blackout?”
By John Reid on Dec 6, 2009 | Reply
My guess would remain in their memory the incident would remain in their memory the memories are still there but buried very deeply and the incident from previous blackout and the incident would be yes there have been instances where an someone would remain.
By disaster girl on Dec 9, 2009 | Reply
An alcoholic black out because they could be retrieved they simply are not registered and placed into old memories are not registered and placed into old memories where they could be.
An alcoholic black out because they simply are nonexistent there is that stores new memories are.
An alcoholic black out because they simply are not registered and placed into old memories are nonexistent there is that alcohol suppresses the memories are not registered and placed into old memories where they could be retrieved they were never stored the area of the only way to retrieve.
An alcoholic black out because they could be retrieved they could be retrieved they could be retrieved they simply are nonexistent there is to ask those who saw you might have done is no because they were never stored the only way to ask those who saw.
An alcoholic black out is to know what happens during black out because what you do it.