And: “Mayo referred to mesmerism in the context of analyzing ‘double consciousness’ or ‘intermittent madness,’ viewing it as a state that could be voluntarily produced by external agency.”

And: “Mayo referenced experiments with mesmerism performed in the Spring of 1838 at a London hospital to support his theories regarding how external agency can induce these dissociated mental states.”

And: “The practices Mayo observed and discussed, often termed ‘animal magnetism’ or ‘mesmerism’ at the time, are considered early forms of what is now understood as hypnosis.”

And: “Mayo was a respected figure, serving as the visiting physician to Ticehurst Private Asylum and later as President of the Royal College of Physicians.”

Applied Kinesiology IS animal magnetism incognito.

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