Spontaneous Cancer Remission

they are not spontaneous or miraculous. in his book Cancer Ward Solzhenitsyn says it all. there are cases of self induced healing and the symbol is a rainbow colored butterfly. so how do you create that? you restore order to your life as the colors represent our emotions and you transform your life to this new life. the butterfly is the symbol of transformation. then you have a new life, born again, and your genes get the message. they are not spontaneous or miraculous. in his book Cancer Ward Solzhenitsyn says it all. there are cases of self induced healing and the symbol is a rainbow colored butterfly. so how do you create that? you restore order to your life as the colors represent our emotions and you transform your life to this new life. the butterfly is the symbol of transformation. then you have a new life, born again, and your genes get the message.

The term "Spontaneous Remission" was coined in the early 1900's by doctors who could not explain why cancer sometimes (rarely) goes away without the typical Western treatment. [NOTE: I disagree with the word "Spontaneous," because I believe that these remissions do have a cause, albeit a cause that we cannot yet identify. Therefore, in my research I prefer to call them "Non-Allopathic Remissions"]. To be precise, these are remissions that occur without Western (allopathic) medicine, or which occur after allopathic medicine has failed to remit the disease. They are rare, and not always permanent remissions, but they are nevertheless, in my opinion, still worth studying.

My work with Non-Allopathic Remissions is two-fold. First, I am a researcher of these cases, which means I collect, verify, analyze and publish about cases of Non-Allopathic Remission. These cases tend to go unpublished and unstudied, and I am one of the few researchers who is specifically studying these kinds of remissions.

Second, I use the results of my research to inform my work with cancer patients. Please note: While I do study people who have healed without any Western Medicine, I am personally an advocate of Integrative Oncology, and believe in blending the best of both Western and Complementary approaches.

Many of the things that these exceptional cancer survivors claim that they did to regain their health are things that are not harmful and may be helpful. They include: dietary changes, herbal and vitamin supplementation, releasing repressed emotions, increasing love and joy, using intuition to help inform medical decisions, and deepening spirituality. It will take many years and a lot of funding before we can determine definitively whether or not these actions have any significant effect on cancer survival. However, in the meantime, these actions have not been shown to cause harm (although herbs and vitamins must be medically supervised), and the initial research is showing that seem to improve immune function.

Hope that helps,
Kelly Turner, PhD and Aaron Teich, LAc
www.ShuniyaHealing.com
Twitter @ShuniyaHealing The term "Spontaneous Remission" was coined in the early 1900's by doctors who could not explain why cancer sometimes (rarely) goes away without the typical Western treatment. [NOTE: I disagree with the word "Spontaneous," because I believe that these remissions do have a cause, albeit a cause that we cannot yet identify. Therefore, in my research I prefer to call them "Non-Allopathic Remissions"]. To be precise, these are remissions that occur without Western (allopathic) medicine, or which occur after allopathic medicine has failed to remit the disease. They are rare, and not always permanent remissions, but they are nevertheless, in my opinion, still worth studying.

My work with Non-Allopathic Remissions is two-fold. First, I am a researcher of these cases, which means I collect, verify, analyze and publish about cases of Non-Allopathic Remission. These cases tend to go unpublished and unstudied, and I am one of the few researchers who is specifically studying these kinds of remissions.

Second, I use the results of my research to inform my work with cancer patients. Please note: While I do study people who have healed without any Western Medicine, I am personally an advocate of Integrative Oncology, and believe in blending the best of both Western and Complementary approaches.

Many of the things that these exceptional cancer survivors claim that they did to regain their health are things that are not harmful and may be helpful. They include: dietary changes, herbal and vitamin supplementation, releasing repressed emotions, increasing love and joy, using intuition to help inform medical decisions, and deepening spirituality. It will take many years and a lot of funding before we can determine definitively whether or not these actions have any significant effect on cancer survival. However, in the meantime, these actions have not been shown to cause harm (although herbs and vitamins must be medically supervised), and the initial research is showing that seem to improve immune function.

Hope that helps,
Kelly Turner, PhD and Aaron Teich, LAc
www.ShuniyaHealing.com
Twitter @ShuniyaHealing