A schoolgirl who was addicted to Yorkshire puddings has finally eaten a proper meal - thanks to hypnosis. <br /><br />Tallulah Dent, 11, munched six plain Aunt Bessie’s for dinner every day since she was aged four.<br /><br />The youngster ate at least 24 a week and even devoured a plate of the crispy battered puds on Christmas Day instead of turkey and vegetables.<br /><br />She couldn't stand trying new foods like cheese sandwiches or chicken which made her feel physically sick and gag. <br /><br />Her worried mum Gemma desperately tried to encourager Tallulah to try other foods but she was unable to keep anything else down.<br /><br />Gemma contacted cognitive behavioural hypnotherapist David Kilmurry after Tallulah was diagnosed with ARFID — avoidant-restrictive food intake disorder.<br /><br />She underwent 12 intense weeks of hypnotherapy sessions and now Tallulah is trying all kinds of new foods.
