A resource on the use of bioenergy healing to treat cancer, with commentary on working with the Bengston Bioenergy Healing Method, the Domancic Method, Matrix Energetics, Quantum Touch, and Reiki
The purpose of this blog is purely educational. It does not advise any reader to forgo medical treatment for any condition. It describes methods that have not yet been proven effective through widespread scientific testing. Readers who are concerned about their health are advised to contact their physician.
Friday, January 6, 2012
"The Beautiful Truth" - another movie about cancer and nutrition
I thank "Chris Beat Cancer" for bringing my attention to this movie. After the 15-year old protagonist, also called Chris, loses his mother, his father decides to home-school him and gives him Max Gerson's book on the Gerson therapy. Chris ultimately embarks on a cross-country tour to speak with scientists, doctors and cancer survivors to find out what's behind the book.
I found the movie informative, but I felt sorry for "the kid", who was likely still traumatized by the loss of his mom, and then had to go on this odyssey to find out that everything in the modern world is bad for you. And I didn't understand the dad's motivation in assigning him Max Gerson's book as a home-schooling project, given that the mom seems to have died in an accident and not of cancer. At one point in the movie "the kid" visits a company that manufactures coffins (the point being that Americans nowadays need larger coffins because they are so fat) and we see him climbing into coffins to test them out for size. This just seemed morbid to me.
At any rate, there is interesting information about things that are very bad for you, such as dental amalgam, aspartame and anything produced by Monsanto (who declined to give an interview) and things that are good for you, such as organic vegetables.
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The amazing Dr. Lissa Rankin on the mind healing the body
I wonder: does energy healing activate the placebo effect?
Domancic Clinics
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Some participants in one of Zoran Hochstatter's Domancic clinics speak about the experience:
Bioenergy therapies can help you maintain your emotional equilibrium in the face of a cancer diagnosis and help you improve your quality of life as you confront the challenges of your illness.
New: interview with Dr. Claude Swanson on the science behind energy healing:
is primarily to provide an educational resource on the use of bioenergy healing in the treatment of cancer. Posts in this blog reflect my own thoughts, opinions and experiences. Others whose thoughts, opinions and experiences differ from mine are welcome to express their disagreement. For commentary on the Bengston method please see my posts in 2008 and 2009. Please note that some of the posts may now be outdated, as there may be new information available that I am not aware of. I encourage you to do your own research. Be aware that practitioners are unregulated and will vary in the quantity and quality of their training, and that there is as yet no scientific evidence that energy healing of any stripe has a curative effect on cancer in humans, although it has been demonstrated on mice. If you believe you are suffering from an illness, consult with your physician.
I have been working with "energy" since 1999, when I first learned Reiki. I've also studied martial arts, qi gong, an American form of energy healing called Quantum Touch, and from February 2007 to October 2008, the Bengston method. I found Dr. Bengston on the internet and persuaded him to teach public workshops on his healing method. We did 6 workshops together in Toronto in 2007 and 2008 before he moved on to teach in the US. In 2009 and 2010 I learned Matrix Energetics and the Domancic Method and in 2011 the "Russian Organ Regeneration" method and BEAM Therapy. I now use these modalities singly and in combination, and I consider myself a "specialist" in the treatment of sports injuries. Some of my colleagues have adopted the Domancic Method for the treatment of organic diseases because of its ease of use, its clarity, and its long history of clinical application, to support patients in their healing.
Mesothelioma.com is a leading web cancer resource for patients of mesothelioma, a rare but aggressive disease. Patients of mesothelioma are now utilizing alternative cancer treatments such as energy healing as an effective palliative therapy in their overall cancer treatments regimens.
This link has been added at the request of the Mesothelioma Association.
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