A nasal spray containing an antibiotic used to treat tuberculosis may help people to overcome their fears of public speaking, attending work parties or even performing karaoke.

Psychologists found that sprays emitting D-Cycloserine (DCS) significantly reduced the symptoms of people afflicted with chronic social phobias.

Patients suffering from irrational fears normally undergo "exposure therapy", which involves people confronting the things they are frightened of the most.

Hi Marilyn,

Thank you for sharing this information with me.  I can see it being a big help to a lot of people with different fears and states of mind.

Blessings,

Beryl

Hello Marilyn,

Although on the surface this sounds great I worry about these chemical hits,as thats is just what they are.

In my work as a hypnotherapist I frequently find this solution attributed to '' having a couple of glasses of wine'' or I'm ok when I've had a drink'.

Dulling or stimulating brain functions chemicaly tends to cause dependency no matter how mild.

Anyone reading this information would be betteroff consulting an  NLP or EFT consultant who can use the natural processes of the brain to bring about change, after all, the nasal spray is unlikely to alter negative emotions just confuse them.

Sorry to pour cold water onto your news but I feel quite strongly about abusing our bodies with chemicals for the sake of mindset.

NLP and EFT are respectable alternatives and their whacky methods are like that for good reason. I know the results that I get, and my clients dont have to carry around a nasal spray.

Thanks anyway Marilyn.

Roger

Hi Marilyn,

This is very good news to me because I always use nasals spray. I suffer a chronic sinusitis using this stuff  relieved my headache and feels good afterwards.

Dominiana