13 of the most unusual phobias Cured By

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13 of the most unusual phobias Cured By Hypnotherapy
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1) Xanthophobia – fear of the colour yellow
Sufferers of xanthophobia may fear anything yellow, including the sun, daffodils and yellow
paint. In its most aggressive form xanthophobic symptoms may include an overwhelming fear
of even the phrase yellow.
2) Turophobia- fear of cheese
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Sufferers of Turophobia usually associate cheese with a traumatic memory. From cheddar to
mozzarella turophobes often have to run away if they so much as see a slice of cheese. Some
may fear one type of cheese while others may fear cheese altogether.
3) Somniphobia- fear of falling asleep
Somniphobia comprises often irrational and excessive fear of sleep. Somniphobes may fear
falling asleep because they associate going to bed with dying. It may also result from a
feeling of lack of control or from suffering repeated nightmares. Somniphobics may also fear
losing time while sleeping.
4) Coulrophobia – fear of clowns
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Coulrophobia is a relatively common phobia, and usually present in children according to
various surveys. The ‘scary clown’ has often been used in popular culture, for example in the
form of the Joker in Batman comics and film adaptations. Coulrophobia has some celebrity
sufferers- namely Daniel Radcliffe and Johnny Depp. Depp said of his clown fear: “it’s
impossible, thanks to their painted-on smiles, to distinguish if they are happy or if they are
about to bite your face off.”
5) Hylophobia- fear of trees
Hylophobia involves an irrational fear of wood, forest, or trees. It is often caused by exposure
to films and fairy tales which involve scary woods in childhood. Many sufferers don’t grow
out of the phobia and any walk in a scenic setting can trigger anxiety. Hylophobes suffer
extreme anxiety when they simply think about a wood.
6) Omphalophobia- fear of the navel
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Omphalophobia is the fear of bullybuttons. Sufferers are afraid to have their bellybuttons
touched, or to touch another person’s belly button. The fear is often linked with the belly
button’s association to the umbilical cord and a mother’s womb. Omphalophobes can be
repulsed just by seeing or thinking about a belly button
7) Nomophobia- fear of being without mobile phone coverage
The name for the phobia of being without mobile phone coverage was coined five years ago
after researchers discovered the phenomenon. According to recent surveys, more than half of
people in the UK suffer from it. The phobia is brought on by the fear of losing signal, running
out of battery or even losing sight of a mobile phone.
8) Ombrophobia- fear of rain
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Ombrophobes have an abnormal fear of rain which can cause severe anxiety attacks. It is
thought to be triggered by a number of factors, including the fact that children are often told
not to go out in the rain because it will make them ill. Rain is also often associated with
depression.
9) Papaphobia- fear of the pope
The fear of the pope or the papacy is uncommon. It is closely related to Hierophobia (the fear
of holy individuals or sacred things). It is also related to hagiophobia which is an exaggerated
or irrational fear or dislike of saints and holy things. The fear is often triggered by a trauma
associated with the pope.
10) Uranophobia- fear of heaven
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Sufferers of uranophobia fear the sky and the afterlife. It can be triggered in religious
believers who fear the idea that they will be judged after life.
11) Pogonophobia- fear of beards
The term pogonophobia has been used since the 1850s to describe a strong fear of beards.
Earlier this month presenter Jeremy Paxman accused the BBC of suffering from
pogonophobia after he was criticised for presenting Newsnight with a beard.
12) Trypophobia- fear of holes
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Sufferers of trypophobia fear objects with small holes. It is not yet considered an official
phobia, although thousands of people are reported to suffer from it. According to new
research trypophobics associate holes with danger. Examples of feared objects include
honeycomb, sponges and any plant with small holes in it. Symptoms of Trypophobia range
from nausea and itchy skin to full blown panic attacks.
13) Triskaidekaphobia- fear of the number 13
Many people are superstitious about the number 13 but few have a fully fledged phobia. It is
closely associated with the fear of Friday 13. Sufferers take great care to avoid using, or
doing anything related to the number.
By Lucy Kinder
9:19AM BST 06 Sep 2013
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13 of the most unusual phobias Cured By

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