20 second self-healing technique

 Hey this is interesting - a 2 minute film with a technique to reduce stress: 

Mark Lintern and his inspiring look into cancer

In my last post I mentioned Mark Lintern - I've also written about him here and how his research could be the breakthrough cancer researchers have been waiting for....my original post has links to 6 hours of Yes to Life radio shows that are very worth listening to. 

However for those wanting just an hour you can get a flavour in a podcast with 'biohacker' Dave Asprey. Dave writes of the podcast: "Today's episode focuses on Cancer with a true expert, Mark Lintern. You'll learn about the surprising links between infections, inflammation, and our body's powerhouses - the mitochondria. This is a chance to arm yourself with cutting-edge theories that could change the way we treat cancer. Simple changes in treatment perspectives might be the key to unlocking new ways to tackle cancer and by the end of this episode, you'll have a fresh arsenal of knowledge to rethink cancer's causes and solutions. This is an eye-opening discussion that promises to transform the way we approach this formidable disease." 

Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPJbAJL8srk&t=1s

A critical look at New German Medicine and 'cause' of cancer

Paul Leendertse

I have read a little about the New German Medicine (NGM) approach to cancer - I hugely welcome the way it looks at cancer not as an arbitrary illness but rather a biologically meaningful response to emotional shocks. I love that it looks at the mind body connection and it's possible role in cancer. However quite a bit of it hasn't sat right with me.

There are various sources online for folks to explore NGM - here's one whole book that I was sent to review: https://madeongaia.is/signup_files/GNM-Disease-Clarity.pdf In this they look at the work of Dr Hamer, the originator of NGM, and at particular cancers and causes; prostate cancer, for example, one of the suggestions is that it maybe due to a 'procreation conflict' when the man is unable to father children!

Another book I reviewed before it went to final publication with a number of changes last year was 'Terminal Cancer is a Misdiagnosis' by Danny Carroll. Again this is based on the work of Dr Hamer with some 50,000 patients. As some will know he was given a 19 month prison sentence in Germany for the 'illegal practice of medicine' - this was despite supporters noting that his 'medical research findings' showed an 85% survival rate with his patients who refused conventional medical treatments.

Just this week I was pointed to a webinar where Paul Leenderertse from the Root Cause Institute looks critically at NGM and also shares his own work - he writes: "The Root Cause is a psycho-emotional stress complex, effecting the physical body, which needs to be identified and resolved to heal." I like his approach - he says the 'tumour is there for a reason' - 'it's not just stress it's the suppression of emotions' - 'it's blocking us from spiritual growth, we're getting stuck in it and if we are not growing and learning we're dying'. For me there is clearly a role for emotions but suspect it is more than just that.

Interestingly Paul also notes a role of fungus - something that Mark Lintern's theory considers may play a part in cancer. This is not something new but has been around on the fringes of cancer research - the evidence from Mark is certainly compelling.

See what you think about Paul Leendertse's views...'A Loving Correction to NGM' webinar that lasts some 2 hours and 40 mins: https://www.rootcauseinstitute.com/path-player?courseid=gnm-webinar&unit=6512bb108a5c306ee3067be6Unit

Changing your diet to beat cancer

I've written a fair bit about diet and cancer on this blog but thought this article from Chris Woollams was worth directing too - it challenges those oncologists and others who tell cancer patients not to worry about diet and shows how those folk are so wrong: https://www.canceractive.com/article/changing-your-diet-to-beat-cancer