The LIP method (Cellular Information Reprogramming) rests on the premise that a person's experiences, emotional reactions and behavioural patterns are connected not only with psychological processes but with deeper neurobiological and somatic mechanisms — everything has its place in the cells.
The LIP method integrates these principles with the practice of hypnosis, seeking to work not only with conscious or subconscious processes, images and emotional memories, but with the deep mechanisms of the organism, going inward to the cell on the principle of microscopic seeing.
The notion of a "cellular level" used in the method describes not direct work with the biological structure of DNA, but a subjectively experienced deep layer of the organism's information, with particular attention given to very fine perceptions and sensations.
The essence of the method is a system based on reaching a deep trance state, continually deepening it and holding it. In that state the influence of external stimuli and the interference of the analytical mind both fall away, while access to inner experience and to somatic signals in the cells increases.
Unlike traditional hypnosis models, which focus on analysing memories or reprogramming them, the LIP method seeks to reach what is called the "level of the original record" — precisely the place in the body and in the cell where destructive information was formed.
## In deep trance the client may experience a state in which
• Emotions are perceived as structured systems
• Reactions are perceived as automatic programs
• And the body is perceived as a medium holding information

Hypnosis at the cellular level — the LIP method