BREAST CANCER

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[herseem]

By the way, the lesions in specific regions of the brain associated with specific cancers are visible on CT scans. Not something most doctors will either admit to, or know much about.

[ASimpleGuideMDcom]

@herseem Do you think the system of insurance and the lawyer are to blame for this?

[herseem]

@ASimpleGuideMDcom: Not specifically, it's because all human endeavours that start off being a search for truth, over time become about establishing and maintaining power, unless there is an effective moderating influence. As Lord Acton said, "Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely". The most dangerous form of power, without an effective moderating influence, is when a critical mass of the population have unquestioning faith in orthodox consensus of that form of power.

[ASimpleGuideMDcom]

@herseem Here here, moderating influence I love the sound of that, are there any examples of this working somewhere in the world?

[herseem]

For example, what is usually called 'breast cancer' typically cancer of the milk glands, controlled by the cerebellum. Cancer of the milk glands in the left breast will be accompanied by a lesion on the far right of the cerebellum near the brainstem, and the cause will depend on whether the person is right or left-handed. If right-handed, is caused by either a parent / child conflict or a 'nest' conflict. By 'conflict' I'm referring to a stressful situation or shock that wounds the psyche.

[ASimpleGuideMDcom]

@herseem Thanks for sharing

[ASimpleGuideMDcom]

@herseem Good informations :)

[ASimpleGuideMDcom]

@herseem This is a great question, what do you do when you discover something and end up diagnosed with breast cancer?

[herseem]

After all, let's remember that no-one in orthodox medicine really has a clear, robust idea about the ACTUAL trigger mechanisms for cancer. But like most orthodox medicine surgeons prefer it not to be something you can do anything about yourself.

[herseem]

If it's cirrhotic milk duct carcinoma or what may be called an intra-ductal tumour, then the cause will be partner or child / parent separation conflict, (symbolically 'torn from breast') depending on which breast and whether the person is left or right handed. It will be accompanied by a lesion in the sensory cortex. So is the solution necessarily chemo, radiation treatment or surgery? Like many physiological problems it can be the wake-up call that an unresolved issue needs resolving.

[herseem]

If left-handed it will be a partner conflict. The cancer is active while the conflict is unresolved, either repeatedly expressed or repressed. Resolving the conflict issue will result in the healing phase initiating which will result in the lesion in the cerebellum becoming an edema and the lump either becoming harmlessly encapsulated within the breast or dissolving and leaving a cavern.

[herseem]

Haha! But the key question is, what do you do when you discover something and end up diagnosed with breast cancer? Do you follow orthodox recommendations for treatment, or is there an alternative? According to Dr Hamer, lumps in the breast that are diagnosed as breast cancer can be caused by different things, depending on exactly what the issue is, and different parts of the breast are controlled by different parts of the brain.