Well Being Journal Magazine Nov/Dec 2019 Vorige editie

Cancer and The Billion Dollar Failure……6
Thomas Cowan, MD, writes about the “war” on cancer, the billions of dollars spent on it, and the failure to make much progress. For example, “there is no direct evidence that chemotherapy prolongs survival in patients with advanced carcinoma.”
Taking Charge: You are the Placebo……10
Joe Dispenza, DC, discusses how changing one’s attitude can turn on the placebo effect in the body, resulting in epigenetic changes and healing.
Healings that Defy Science……14
Leigh Fortson interviews Larry Dossey, MD, about the way physicians respond to spectacular healings—with confusion and avoidance—and how these responses are changing as physicians open up to new possibilities.
Incurable Cancer: My Healing Journey……18
Al Danenberg, DDS, shares his personal cancer story, along with the alternative protocol he is using as he continues to heal.
Non-invasive Techniques for Reversing Breast Cancer……24
Marla Manhart talks about her diagnosis of breast cancer, and how she saved her breast by embracing alternative therapies.
Cancer, Forgiveness, and Well Being……26
Shannon McRae, PhD, relates her experiences as an intuitive healer working with cancer patients, and how forgiveness plays a major role in the healing of most illnesses.
Daring to Heal Cancer with Alternative Medicine……30
Cheryl Wilkins tells the story of her own cancer diagnosis, and the alternative therapies that helped her heal.
Sugar, Cancer, and Disease Prevention……34
Mark Sircus, OMD, discusses the role sugar plays in both the birth and life-cycle of cancer, and the need for dietary changes if we are to avoid cancer and heal from it.
Carcinogens in Clothing and Cosmetics……40
Nasha Winters, ND & Jess Higgins Kelly describe several ways carcinogens make it into our clothing and cosmetics, and the importance of avoiding or removing such substances from our daily lives.