1. Dealing With Emotions To Resolve Cancer & Other Chronic Diseases
Presented June 2014 by
William Lee Cowden, MD, MD(H)
Chairman of Scientific Board of ACIM
And Consultant to Nutramedix
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2. Emotion & Cancer Studies
Y Gidron & A Ronson, “Psychosocial factors, biological mediators &cancer prognosis: a new look at an old story,” Current Opinion in Oncology, 20 (2008):
J Courtney et al., “Stressful life events and the risk of colorectal cancer,” Epidemiology, 4 (1993):
K Lillberg et al., “Stressful life events and risk of breast cancer in 10,808 women, a cohort study,” Am.Journal of Epidemiology, 157 (2003):
S Sephton, R Sapolsky, H Kraemer, and D Spiegel, “Diurnal cortisol rhythm as a predictor of breast cancer survival,” Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 92 (2001):
L Thornton, B Andersen and W Carson, “Immune, endocrine, and behavioral precursors to breast cancer recurrence: a case-control analysis,” Cancer Immunology, Immunotherapy, 57 (2008):
E Reiche et al., “Stress and Depression-induced immune dysfunction: implications for the development and progression of cancer,” International Review of Psychiatry, 17 (2005):
E Reiche et al., “Stress, Depression, the Immune system & Cancer,” Lancet, 5 (2004):
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3. Chronic Stress Effects
Increases proinflammatory cytokines
Shrinks Hippocampus
Lowers antioxidant levels
Reduces Natural Killer cells
Shrinks telomeres
Negatively affects insulin sensitivity
Increases platelet aggregation
Adversely affects endothelium
Reduces Nitric Oxide levels
Degrades bone
Adversely impacts genetic expression
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4. Emotional Risk Factors For Cancer
Chronic exposure to stress hormones (produces proinflammatory cytokines)
Adverse Childhood Experience (The ACE Study)
Lack of control
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Depression
Alexithymia (inability to express one’s emotions)
Lack of meaningful connections/ Social isolation
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5. Adverse Childhood Experiences
ACE study:
Felitti, V., Anda, R., et al. (1998). Relationship of childhood abuse and household dysfunction to many of the leading causes of death in adults. The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study,” American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 14,
Brown DW, Anda RA, Felitti VJ, Edwards VJ, Malarcher AM, Croft JB, Giles WH. Adverse childhood experiences are associated with the risk of lung cancer: a prospective cohort study. BMC Public Health 2010; 10:
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6. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
26% of cancer survivors exhibited criteria for current or lifetime diagnoses of PTSD: Stukas, A., et al. (1999) PTSD in Heart Transplant Recipients and Their Primary Family Caregivers. Psychosomatics, 40,
ALEXITHYMIA (Inability to Express One’s Emotions)
De Timary, P., Roy E., Luminet O., Fillee C. & Mikolajczak, M. (2008). Relationship between alexithymia, alexithymia factors and salivary cortisol in men exposed to a social stress test. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 33,
Guilbaud, O., Corcos, M., Hjalmarsson, L., Loas, G. & Jeammet, P. (2003). Is there a psychoneuroimmunological pathway between alexithymia and immunity? Immune and physiological correlates of alexithymia. Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy, 57,
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7. Emotions Affect Immunity & Disease
Left-prefrontal brain activity (happy brain) associated with best immunity (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, DOI: / pnas )
Women who believed that they were prone to heart disease were nearly four times as likely to die as women with similar risk factors who didn't hold such fatalistic views (Voelker, Rebecca. "Nocebos Contribute to a Host of Ills" JAMA 275 no. 5 (1996): )
Dr.Cowden finds people who think they are going to die from cancer are more likely to do so (nocebo)
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8. Emotional Effects on Cancer
D Spiegel et al. “Effect of Psychosocial Treatment on Survival of Patients with Metastatic Breast Cancer”Lancet.1989,2:888-91
Breast cancer patients who entered support groups (along with oncology care) lived two times longer than those who did not attend a support group
Patients who received oncology care, but did not attend a support group were dead within five years
Speaking in a support group often causes some “Ah-Haa” moments that result in a “recall healing”
B Andersen, et al., “Distress reduction from a psychological intervention contributes to improved health for cancer patients,” Brain, Behavior and Immunity, 21 (2007):
F Fawzy et al., “Malignant Melanoma: Effects of an Early Structured Psychiatric Intervention, Coping and Affective State on Recurrence and Survival 6 Years Later, “ Archives of General Psychiatry, 50 (1993):
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9. “Evidence-Based Medicine”
Sackett D, et al. British Med J 1996,312:71-72
3 Essential Components:
1. Scientific Evidence (non-individualized & often refuted by later research)
2. Clinical Experience (ie. Cardiomyopathy)
3. Patient Values (ie. Jehovah’s Witness)
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10. Highly Cited Studies- How Reliable
Highly Cited Studies- How Reliable? Ioannidis JPA, JAMA 2005; 294(2):
Study Design: All original clinical research studies published in 3 major general clinical journals or high-impact specialty journals in and cited more than 1000 times in the literature
Results: Of 49 highly cited original clinical research studies, 45 claimed that the intervention was effective.
Of these 45 studies, 7 (16%) were contradicted by subsequent equal-or-better-controlled studies, 7 others (16%) had found effects that were stronger than later studies, 20 (only 44%) were replicated, and 11 studies (24%) remained largely unchallenged.
Nine of 39 (23%) highly cited randomized controlled studies were later contradicted or had found stronger effects than later studies (P=.008) vs 5 of 6 (83%) nonrandomized trials
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11. Emotion Release To Resolve Disease
Observations by Dr. Cowden & doctors in China:
The body holds onto physical toxins in specific areas because of specific toxic emotions & associated beliefs trapped there (anger in GB, fear in UB+Ki, worry in ST)
Releasing toxic emotions will cause release of physical toxins from specific areas of the body (24hr.urine metals)
Releasing physical toxins from organs will start a physical healing of the organ
When toxins are released from an organ, microbes no longer grow there easily and inflammation, pain & disease there will resolve
Therefore, resolving emotions, often quickly resolves a severe illness, even cancer (Ryke Hamer, C.Sabbah, G.Renaud)
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12. Health is like a Bathtub
“Dirty-water” faucets =
Nutrient depleted foods,
Electromagnetic fields,
Radiation pollution,
Toxic relationships*,
Toxic emotions*,
Heavy metals,
Polluted air,
Antibiotics,
Pesticides,
Biotoxins,
Allergens.
“Clean-water” faucets =
Healthy foods & nutrients,
*Purpose & will to live,
Sunshine & exercise,
*Good relationships,
*Peace, joy & love,
*Great attitude,
Restful sleep,
Pure water,
Fresh air
“Drains”=
Bowel
Liver
Kidneys
Lymphatics
Disease is a
Bathtub full of
Dirty Water =
Hi Total Load
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13. Electro-Dermal Screening (EDS)
In the 1950s, Rheinhold Voll, MD developed electronic instruments to identify acupuncture points and their relative conductance (EDS)
He discovered that a very high conductance correlated with inflammation of the associated organ and very low conductance with organ degeneration (compared blood tests, x-rays, etc.)
He discovered that placing a vial of the correct homeopathic on the patient would normalize a high or low conductance of acupuncture points
Giving the patient that correct homeopathic would then often resolve the patient’s illness
ElectroDermal Screening is like quantum lie detector
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14. 30 EDS References
1) Baker DW: An introduction to the theory and practice of German electroacupuncture and accompanying medications. Am J Acupunct 1984, 12(4): ) Chen KG. The Science of Acupuncture—Theory and Practice: II. Electrical Properties of Meridians, With an Overview of the Electrodermal Screening Test. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, 1996; 15(3); ) Chen KG. The Science of Acupuncture—Theory and Practice: III. Applying Quantum Interference to EDST Medicine Testing. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, 1996; 15(3); ) Jingyu F, Shiyuan X, Zhe L, Zhemei W: The role of gap junctions in determining skin conductance and their possible relationship to acupuncture points and meridians. Am J Acupunct, 18: , ) Kenyon JN: Modern Techniques of Acupuncture, a practical scientific guide to electroacupuncture, vol. I, II and III. New York: Thorsons Publishers Inc., ) Khoe WH: Homeopathic detoxification combined with electroacupuncture according to Voll. Am J Acupunct, 9: , ) Lam Jr. F, Tsuei JJ, Zhao Z: Studies in bioenergetic correlations—bioenergetic regulatory measurement instruments and devices, Am J Acupunct, 1988; 16(4): ) Lam Jr. F, Tsuei JJ, Zhao Z: Studies in bioenergetic measurement of acupuncture points for determination of correct dosage of allopathic or homeopathic medicine in the treatment of diabetes mellitus, Am J Acupunct, 18: , ) Lam Jr. F, Tsuei JJ: Case findings from a family practitioner’s office using electroacupuncture according to Voll, Am J Acupunct, 1983; 11(1): ) Milburn MP: Emerging Relationships Between the Paradigm of Oriental Medicine and the Frontiers of Western Biological Science. Am J Acupunct 1994; 22(2):
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15. Page 2- Additional EDS References
11) Motoyama H: Before polarization current and the acupuncture meridians. J Holistic Med 1986; 8(1&2): ) Royal FF, Royal DF: A review of the history and scientific bases of electrodiagnosis and its relationship to homeopathy and acupuncture. Am J Acupunct 1991; 19(2): ) Royal FF, Royal DF: Homeopathy and EDT: Upheld by Modern Science – With Case Histories. Am J Acupunct 1992; 20(1): ) Schuldt H: The application of nosodes in electroacupuncture according to Voll. Am J Acupunct 1981; 9: ) Schuldt H. Bioenergetics in Acupuncture. Am J Acupunct 1978; 6(1); ) Thompson J: Energetic remote effects of odontons on organs measured by electroacupuncture. Am J Acupunct 1981; 9: ) Tiller WA: Explanation of electrodermal diagnostic and treatment instruments, part I: electrical behavior of human skin. J Holistic Med 1982; 4(2): ) Tiller WA: On the evolution of electrodermal diagnostic treatment instruments. J of Advancement in Med 1988; 1(1): ) Tiller WA: What do electrodermal diagnostic acupuncture instruments really measure. AJA March 1987; 15(1): ) Tsuei JJ, Chung C, Lam Jr. F, Mi M: Studies of bioenergy in healthy subjects. Am J Acupunct 1988; 16(2): ) Tsuei JJ, Lam Jr F, Mi M, Zhao Z. Studies in bioenergetic correlation—study on bioenergy in diabetes mellitus patients. Am J Acupunct 1989;17(1):31-8
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16. Page 3- Additional EDS References
22) Tsuei JJ, Lam Jr FMK,Chou P. The Science of Acupuncture—Theory Practice:IV, Clinical Applications of the EDST, With an Investigation of the Organ-Meridian Relationship. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine 1996;15(3):67-75.
23) Tsuei JJ,Lehman CW,Lam F,Jr,Zhu D. A food allergy study utilizing the EVA acupuncture technique. Am J Acupunct 1984;12(2)
24) Tsuei JJ. The Past, Present, and Future of the Electrodemal Screening System (EDSS). Journal of Advancement in Medicine 1995;8(4):
25) Tsuei JJ. The Science of Acupuncture—Theory and Practice: I. Introduction. IEEE Engineering in Medicine AND Biology Magazine 1996;15(3):52-57.
26) Reichmans M., Marino A. and Becker R. Electrical Correlates of Acupuncture Points. IEEE transactions, 1975;
27) Sullivan S: Evoked electrical conductivity on the lung acupuncture points in healthy individuals and confirmed lung cancer patients. Am J Acupunct 1985; 13:261-6
28) Voll R: The phenomenon of medicine testing in elecroacpuncture according to Voll. Am J Acupunct 1980; 8(2):
29) Voll R: Twenty years of electroacupuncture diagnosis in Germany: a progressive report. Am J Acupunct 1975; 3(1):7-17
30) Voll R: {Collection of Articles} Special EAV Issue, Am J Acupunct , 1989.
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17. Quantitative Semi-automated Electro-Dermal Screening (QS-EDS)
QS-EDS delivers 3 frequency challenges per second & measures galvanic skin response after each
QS-EDS testing done on 200 Chinese patients on the same day as they had many blood tests, X-rays, etc. demonstrated 87% correlation (John Diamond, MD - unpublished)
Testing for the toxins, allergens, nutrients, microbes and emotions can each be done in <10 minutes using the QS-EDS device
Technician can learn device operation in <1 hr
Doctor can learn the “basics” about how to interpret & implement into practice in about 2-3 days
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18. Relation Between Teeth, Joints, Tissues & Emotions
Jaw Area
Vertebrae
Joints
Organs
Glands
Tissues
Primary
Emotions
Lower Incisors
C1,2;L2,3; S2,3,4,5;Co
Knee,AnkleSacrum
Kidney,Blad der,Genitals
Adrenal
Pharyng. Tonsil
Fear, Fright
Lower Canines
C1,2; T8,9,10
Hip,Knee, Ankle
Liver, Gall- Bladder
Gonads
Palatine TonsilEye
Anger
LowerPre- molars
C1,2; T11,12;L1
Hip,Jaw, Ankle
Spleen,Pan- creas,Stom.
BreastTonsil Lymph
Worry, Sadness
Molars, lower1&2
C1,2,5,6,7; T2,3,4 L4,5
Should,Foot
Hand,Elbow
Lung,Colon Bronchi
Parathyroid,Thyroid
TonsilVeinArteryBrst
Grief,Fear of Death
Lower3rd Molar
C1,2,7; T1,5,6,7; S1,2,3
Shoulder Elbow,Hand Sacro-iliac
Small intest Heart
Anterior Pituitary
Ling.tonsilperipheralnerves
Inade-quacy
LowerRetromolar
C1,2; T11,12; L1
Hip,Ankle, Knee,Jaw
Hypothal-mus
SkinBrest Circulat’n
All Emotions
I have found
Truth in the work
of Westin Price
& George Meinig
Modified from J.Gleditsch, D.Klinghardt & TCM
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19. Relation Between Teeth, Joints, Tissues & Emotions
Dental
Vertebrae
Joints
Organs
Glands
Tissues
Primary
Emotions
Upper Incisors
C1,2;L2,3; S2,3,4,5;Co
KneeAnkleSacrum
Bladder,Kidney,Genitals
Pineal
Pharyng. Tonsil
Fear, Fright
Upper Canines
C1,2; T8,9,10
Hip,Knee, Ankle
Liver, Gall- Bladder
Pituitary Mid.Lobe
Palatine TonsilEye
Anger
UpperPre- molars
C1,2,5,6,7;L4,5;T2,3,4
Foot,BigToe RadialHand
Lung,Colon Bronchi
Thymus, Post.Pituit
Tubal tonsil
Grief,Fear of Death
Molars, upper1&2
C1,2; T11,12;L1
Lateral knee
Spleen,Pan- creas,Stom.
Parathyroid,Thyroid
Laryng.TonsilBreast
Worry, Sadness
Upper 3rd Molar
C1,2,7; T1,5,6,7; S1,2,3
Shoulder Elbow,Hand Sacro-iliac
Small intest Heart
Anterior Pituitary
Ling.tonsilBrain
Inade-quacy
UpperRetromolar
C1,2; T11,12; L1
Hip,Ankle, Knee,Jaw
Hypothal-mus
Skin,CNS Circulat’n
All Emotions
Consider
Cavitat or
Conebeam
CT scan of
Maxillae &
Mandibles
Modified from J.Gleditsch, D.Klinghardt & TCM
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20. Dealing With Emotions- Overview
1) Develop goals & positive attitude(dwell on positives) 2) Visualize great health daily & replace old bad beliefs 3) Forgive self & others (after visualizing & shouting) 4) Let go of guilt & feelings of worthlessness 5) Use meditative prayer, Emotional Freedom Technique, REMAP, Evox, Journaling ; Either the patient does these or their parent does if the patient is a child 6) Do Recall Healing - Name it, claim it & dump it (Do Recall Healing with adult patients or parents of an ill child) 7) Avoid negative thoughts/words esp. from doctors 8) Choose not to take on a victim mentality 9) Never say or think “healing is not possible”
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21. Develop Long-Term Goals & Dwell On Positives
Meditate often on your vision of your own future so that vision can pull you forward into a better place
Take the steps each day to realize the future vision
Look for the positives in every situation
If you catch yourself dwelling on a negative, stop immediately & think of a positive to dwell on
If Life deals you lemons, make lemonade
At bedtime journal: Write negatives on a piece of paper, then destroy it; next write the blessings of that day in your Good Dairy to keep & re-read forever
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22. Visualize Great Health & Replace Old Bad Beliefs
Daily “visualize” yourself healthy physically, mentally, emotionally,relationally,spiritually(doing your calling)
When we experience an emotional trauma, we often develop a bad decision/belief (“I will never…”)
The emotional trauma & its bitter-root decision gets trapped in an organ or tissue & attracts physical toxins
Physical toxins in organ/tissue stimulate “bug”growth
Microbes attract white cells, which cause inflammation
Identifying & resolving old traumas & assoc. beliefs causes physical toxins to release from organs/tissues
Then microbes leave & inflammation/disease resolves
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23. Forgive Self & Others
The most destructive emotion is anger toward self
This causes autoimmune disease & eventually cancer
If you are ill because you are angry with yourself, decide to stop punishing yourself, forgive yourself & release the pathologic guilt you hold onto
Anger toward anyone causes disease of gall bladder & liver bile ducts, neck pain, headaches, eye trouble
Protracted anger causes hard-heartedness & heart dz.
Easier to forgive others if we shout at them first
Visualization-raging is best choice, ending with self
If a person that causes anger is still in your life, you should read “Boundaries*” & establish boundaries
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*by Townsend & Cloud

24. Release Feelings Of Worthlessness/Inadequacy
Second most destructive emotion after self-anger
Causes heart disease, cancer & many other diseases
These feelings can start because of hypercritical parent
Can also start because of parent who fails to praise their child
Most often starts because of parent praising the wrong way
NEVER praise this way: “I am so proud of you because you…. (did something well).”
Praise this way: “Good job, excellent, good choice…”
Wait until the child is doing nothing that deserves praise & say, “I am so proud of you because you are my child…because of who you are.”
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25. Nightly Journaling The average child hears 1 YES for every 100 NO’s
Most people enter adulthood very negative
At bedtime, write on a piece of paper all things that happened that day you never want to think of again
Then tear the paper in tiny pieces or put in shredder
In a bound blank notebook labeled “Good Diary”, write everything good that happened that day
You must write at least one good thing each day
On bad days, read previous entries to be uplifted
In this journaling, you dump the NO’s & focus on the YES’s (out with the bad & in with the good memories)
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26. Flower Remedies & Imprinted Remedies
Homeopathic flowers work in animals, kids & adults (not placebo)
Bach Flower Remedies can resolve many emotions
Australian Bush Flower Remedies resolve others
North American & South American Flower Remedies resolve still other emotions
Some quantum-imprinted remedies are very helpful as well
Dosage is usually 5-8 drops once or twice daily in adults
Some flower or quantum-imprinted remedies taken at bedtime appear to cause subconscious emotions/beliefs to resolve during the dreams
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27. Emotional-Freedom-Technique/REMAP
Roger Callahan, PhD tapped with his fingertips on acupuncture points while patient spoke affirmations (Thought-Field-Therapy)
Callahan’s TFT more effective than pharmaceutical or cognitive-behavioral therapy in a study in Argentina center.com/research_energy_psychology.html
Gary Craig,PhD had clients tap acupuncture points while speaking positive affirmations (Emotional Freedom Technique)
Reed-Eye-Movement-Acupressure-Psychotherapy includes EMDR & tapping entire paired meridians while patient speaks positive affirmations
These work best for fear (UB & Ki meridians), worry (ST meridian) and inadequacy (Ht & SI meridians)
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28. Promising Treatments for Post- Traumatic Stress disorder
Tx Method
TIR
NLP
EMDR
TFT
REMAP
Distress 1-10
Before Tx
6.5
4.75
5.0
6.3
9.4
After Tx
3.4
5.25
2.0
3.0
1.2
Distress
Reduction
3.1
-0.5
3.3
8.2
% Better
47.7%
-10.5%
60%
52.4%
87.2%
Tx Time
254 min
113 min
173 min
63 min
77.5 min
TIR = Traumatic Incident Reduction Therapy
NLP = Neuro-Linguistic Programming (or Visual / Kinesthetic Dissociation)
EMDR = Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing
TFT = Thought Field Therapy
REMAP = Reed Eye Movement Acupressure Psychotherapy
J.Carbonell,C.Figley; Promising PTSD Treatment; Traumatology 5:1Article4,1999
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29. REMAP Case Example
53 yo female practitioner made bad business decisions & developed suicidal depression & severe panic attack
She did not want to be admitted b/o requirement to report to her licensing board & have license restricted
Gave her 30 drops of stress-reducing imprint, deep breathing & TKM
Next did REMAP on UB meridian and Ki meridian
EMDR showed eye-skipping & blinking in RUQ=dad
Gave her Lizyme Forte & drainage/detox remedies every 30 minutes
Then did REMAP on PA, SP, GB, SI
In 2 hours, panic gone & no longer suicidal ; anxiety & depression both decreased by 80-90%; hospitalization avoided
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30. Evox Voice Therapy
Patient speaks in microphone any word(s) repeatedly while remembering a person or an event
Microphone records voice frequencies that correspond to specific emotions & beliefs about that person/event
Computer then displays those emotions & beliefs
Patient, seeing on computer what was subconscious, starts an emotional healing (awareness)
Computer makes the patient’s voice frequencies into homeopathic- like harmonics that are delivered back to patient’s hand electrode while relaxing music plays
The voice harmonics shake loose cellular memory
Patient experiences emotional & physical healing
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31. Evox Voice Therapy Continued
Releases emotions & associated beliefs quickly
Changes attitudes about people & events
Can quickly resolve anger, phobias, grief, etc. even if acquired while in mother’s womb
Most patients should start Evox with a session for each parent/parent substitute & their parents
Most impact on cancer & other chronic diseases if quantum voice therapy is guided by Recall Healing principles
Evox is most effective if client is pre-treated with the appropriate flower or quantum-imprinted remedy
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32. Breast Cancer in 44 yr.old
Patient refused surgery for large biopsy-proven intraductal CA
Treatment for 2 months guided by ElectroDermal Screening
Moved bed off geopathic & resolved EM radiation
Took enzymes 30 min. before meals (vegetarian diet)
Took Vit.C, Chinese herbs, homeopathics, etc.
Did LED, frequency therapy for miasms & EVOX
Re-eval. on the EDS showed cancer gone
End of 2nd month, she went back to surgeon who intimidated her into doing bilateral mastectomy
On pathology, no cancer cells in either breast
Severe post-op infection threatened her life
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33. Recall Healing
Ryke Hamer, a German MD discovered in 1978 that cancers & most dz brought on by specific emotional conflicts & cancer resolved by resolving the conflict
92% of cancer pts alive 5 yrs after conflict resolved
Gilbert Renaud, PhD has expanded the Hamer concept & that of Claude Sabbah into Recall Healing
Asking a patient the right questions will cause release of specific toxic emotions & beliefs
Releasing toxic emotions will cause release of physical toxins from specific organs & organ healing
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34. Avoid Negative Thoughts
Negative words from doctors, if believed, can kill
If the doctor is not God, then he or she does not know how long the patient will live or be ill
Family & friends can also speak death over a patient
Word curses are best “cast out” like demons
Never say or think that healing is not possible
“..take every thought captive …” read Battlefield of Mind*
4 sources of thought: a)others, b)self from sequential thought, c)self spontaneous- God, d)self spontaneous- devil
After rejecting negative thought, pick positive to dwell on
Reject all ideas of being a victim; become a victor
*by Joyce Meyer
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35. Summary
Stress and various specific emotions have a huge impact on development & progression of cancer & other chronic diseases
Support-group involvement, reducing stress and resolving childhood emotional conflicts, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and alexthymia appear to improve disease outcome
EDS, Evox & Recall Healing appear to help identify emotions causing cancer & other chronic diseases
REMAP, Recall Healing & Evox therapy appear to be efficient tools to resolve disease-causing emotions
Forgiving, nightly journaling, daily visualizing plus avoiding negative thoughts & the nocebo effect improve prognosis
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36. Academy of Comprehensive Integrative Medicine Scientific advisory board
Connealy Gordon Cowden Contreras Brose California Arizona Panama Mexico Portugal Klinghardt Renaud Mercola Perez-Leon Pop Thomson Germany Canada Illinois Spain Austria Canada
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