The ‘Un-Cure’ for Cancer Revealed
Little does most of the world know that in 1981 a new, monumental science of medicine was discovered and put forth in a post-doctoral thesis to the University of Tübingen in Germany by the medical doctor Dr. med. Mag. theol. Ryke Geerd Hamer. This “new medicine” revealed that cancer cell growth serves a biological function that occurs in a highly predictable manner!
This explains why the war on cancer has failed. Cancer cannot be fought, battled or combated successfully when it is part of the body’s biological programming. German New Medicine (GNM), as this “new medicine” has been named since “New Medicine” was already a registered entity, proves why we have the cancer response and how best to deal with a cancer diagnosis.
In layman’s terms, here are the Five Biological Laws of GNM:
1st Law:
A specific type of “conflict shock” will give rise to a predictable simultaneous result in the brain and in the body. For example, fear that you or someone you care for will die is a “death fright conflict” which prompts lung cancer.
2nd Law:
Every “disease” or biologically-functional program, runs in 2 phases, providing there is a resolution to the initial conflict. This means there will be a “conflict active” phase and a “conflict resolution” or healing phase.
3rd Law:
There is a distinct and predictable correlation between the organ affected and the response that occurs as part of the “disease” process. Certain organs and tissues of the body are controlled by the “old brain”, the cerebellum and brain stem. Others are controlled by the “new brain”, the cerebrum.
“Old brain” controlled tissues and organs produce cell growth, for example, a tumor, in the “conflict active” phase followed by cell or tissue loss in the healing phase. Alternatively, “new brain” controlled tissues and organs produce cell or tissue loss in the “conflict active” phase followed by cell growth in the healing phase.
4th Law:
The body creates and uses microbes such as fungi, bacteria and viruses in the “conflict resolution” phase to complete the healing, for example, tubercular bacteria breaks down a lung tumor.
5th Law:
Every “disease” is part of Significant Biologically Special (SBS) Program created to assist an organism, both humans and animals alike, in resolving a biological conflict. This author prefers to explain it as a “bio-emotional” conflict since it is at once both a biological and emotional conflict that sets the whole “disease” response moving. “Disease” is actually a misnomer. “Mother Nature” isn’t backfiring on us. She’s operating to help us.
Resolving the Cancer Response
When the above five laws are understood, it entirely changes the way we go about treating cancer. GNM isn’t suggesting we ignore cancer. It suggests we make sure to look at the environmental and psychological factors and resolve the issues that are creating the cancer response in the case of “old brain” controlled tissues and organs. It also purports, in the case of “new brain” controlled tissues and organs, that cancer be allowed to run its course as the cancer itself is repairing the body by replenishing lost cells.
The science and therapies of GNM provides us effective direction instead of the costly and sometimes deadly futility we see with current cancer treatments.
GNM is a solid science, not a flimsy theory. It has been verified numerous times by medical professionals worldwide and has never been disproven. Is it acceptable for us to carry on in a business-as-usual manner when we have this approach to treating cancer with a reputed 96% success rate?
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The Wonderful Benefits of Japanese Knotweed
While the anti-cancer and brain-healing resveratrol is found in grapes, blueberries, peanuts, cashews. cocoa powder, and wine, this powerful antioxidant is wildly abundant (more than grapes) in Japanese Knotweed. Resveratrol is unusually powerful and a natural phenol, found in a unique group of micronutrients with antioxidant properties.
This puts Knotweed in an elite class of supremely healing and helpful herbs. In recent years, it’s become a vital medicinal, culinary, and ceremonial herb throughout Korea, China, and Japan, and within several spiritual communities in the United States and Europe.
This beautiful green and white plant is also extremely fertile. When planted among other vegetation, Japanese Knotweed becomes invasive and ravages the land, often consuming neighboring crops. Because it’s also difficult to eradicate, some folks consider this herb an enemy. Japanese Knotweed is also known as Itadori tea. The Japanese word itadori can be translated as “remove pain.” It’s used in traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine. Meanwhile, when foraged in the wild, its young stems are edible, albeit sour, with a flavor reminiscent of rhubarb. The plant can be found in 39 of the 50 United States.
