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They also tell stories that promote miraculous results on the one hand, then follow immediately by saying, but that's not what's important. As an example, there was a story told about Lester Levenson having gained some wait which he wanted to lose. So he stepped on the scale, and mentally released on the weight, and immediately the scale dropped (I'm guessing) 20 lbs.
QE, was this "story" told in writing, or verbally in a recording? If so, could anyone locate it, or link to it, if its in writing? Or state which program it is located in?
Obviously, if that story is being told, it came from Lester Levenson, as one assumes no one else was in his bathroom as this Wondrous Sedona Method Miracle that breaks of the laws of Nature occurred.
The reality is that anyone making that type of claim is telling a bald-faced lie.
The only way to make your weight drop instantly, is to lean to side on a cheap analog scale so your weight moves onto the frame of the scale, you can knock off about 10 lbs that way. (Even liposuction can only take about 6 pounds maximum!)
So the INSTANT you have people telling those kind of bald-faced lies to sell you their product, that tells one all one needs to know. They are scammers.
Clearly its done to exploit the fact that most people want to lose weight, and losing weight is a massive business, so they want to bring in some of that money too.
So lets find the text, or the recording where they make that claim, and expose that false and dishonest claim to the public.
No one has ever proved that they can break the laws of Nature, which we are all subject too, and losing weight is subject to the Laws of Thermodynamics, which is why its so hard to lose weight, you CAN'T CHEAT NATURE, and the body is very very efficient, this is why losing weight is so difficult.
Someone want to draw in some of the billions in weight-loss money out there, so they devise a blatant bald-faced lie, to pander to human weakness and desire for something for nothing, (lose weight instantly) simply to draw people in.
Its the oldest trick in the book.
"Drink this snake-oil, cure your ather-itis, and lose 20 lbs instantly".
Scam scam scam scam.
The instant a person makes a claim like that, they are showing they are bald-faced self-conscious crooked salespeople, trying to scam you.