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"No matter what I do, nothing works for me." How many times a day do you say this? Even if you take the same medicine, do the same exercise, or eat the same food, the results differ completely depending on what you believe. It is not superstition. It is science that has been repeatedly verified at Stanford, Harvard, and Yale. In this video, I will show you amazing evidence that your mindset changes your hormones and your body, ranging from spells cast by others (the Pygmalion effect) to spells you cast on yourself (the milkshake experiment, the hotel housekeeper experiment, the morphine experiment), and the double-edged sword (stress mindset, a 7.5-year difference in aging and lifespan). People of the same age had a 7.5-year difference in lifespan, and drinking the same milkshake resulted in a three-fold difference in hormone levels. The only thing that changed was what they believed. 00:00 What Happens in Your Body When You Say "It Won't Work" 00:45 Spells Cast by Others - The Pygmalion Effect (Harvard 1968) 02:30 Spells I Cast on Myself - The Milkshake Ghrelin Experiment 04:30 The Hotel Janitor Experiment: Bodies Swapped While Doing the Same Job 06:00 Why Saline Solution Was as Effective as Morphine 07:30 A Double-Edged Sword - One 3-Minute Video Changes Your Stress Response 09:30 A Single Belief Makes a 7.5-Year Difference in Lifespan (Yale Tracking Study) 11:00 3 Ways to Change Your Spell 13:00 What Will You Say to Yourself Tomorrow Morning? --- Sources and References: Rosenthal & Jacobson, Pygmalion in the Classroom (1968) Crum et al., Mind Over Milkshakes: Mindsets Affect Ghrelin (2011) Crum & Langer, Mind-Set Matters: Exercise and the Placebo Effect (2007) Benedetti et al., Open/Hidden Administration of Analgesics (2003) Crum et al., Rethinking Stress: The Role of Mindsets (2013) Levy et al., Longevity Increased by Positive Self-Perceptions of Aging (2002) Carol Dweck, Mindset: The New Psychology of Success Survey on Burnout Among Korean Office Workers This video is for informational purposes only and does not replace medical or professional counseling. #Mindset #SelfDevelopment #Placebo #BrainScience #GrowthMindset #SelfAffirmation #Motivation #SuccessStudies