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In psychosomatics, diseases are not illnesses of the organs affected, but rather unresolved spiritual conflicts, to which attention is drawn by the symptoms.From this point of view, what is happening is that the person forces his psyche to suppress problems which he does not want to face up to and resolve. Since the psyche however is not able to perform this suppression process itself, it must pass on the problem, with all its negative energies, to the body. Nor does the psyche do this indis-criminately. Every organ and every part of the body is a lightning conductor and repository for a very special sort of problems which are not processed adequately by the psyche.Since the organs can only compensatefor a certain level of such repression,they become ill when over-stressed,or to put it a better way, they then draw attention to this adverse state of affairs in the form of symptoms.
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New cancer therapy
Cancer is not a disease, but a symptom
What we could learn from spontaneous remissions
Peter von Buengner
At the 1st Integrative Medicine Specialist Congress (from 12th-13th April 2008 in Munich)Ruediger Dahlke, Prof. Hendrik Treugut, Dr. Achim Schuppert, Prof. Dr. Thorsten Doering,Lothar Hirneise, Prof. Bernd Senf, HP Christa Uricher, Richard Flook (England), JohannesR. Fisslinger, Susanne Billander (Sweden) and many other experts delved into the theoryand practice of integrative medicine.
This article will describe one of the mainthemes of the congresses, the psycho-somatic-energy aspect of cancer and itshealing mechanisms.
In psychosomatics, diseases are not ill-nesses of the organs affected, but ratherunresolved spiritual conflicts, to whichattention is drawn by the symptoms.From this point of view, what is happe-ning is that the person forces his psycheto suppress problems which he does notwant to face up to and resolve. Since thepsyche however is not able to performthis suppression process itself, it mustpass on the problem, with all its negativeenergies, to the body. Nor does the psy-che do this indis-criminately. Everyorgan and every part of the body is alightning conductor and repository for avery special sort of problems which arenot processed adequately by the psy-che. Since the organs can only compen-sate for a certain level of such repressi-on, they become ill when over-stressed,or to put it a better way, they then drawattention to this adverse state of affairsin the form of symptoms.
If the attempts to draw attention to a pro-blem by means of symptoms are conti-nually ignored, or if the psyche is depri-ved of the chance of psycho-somatisation by drugs, medications, ope-rations or prosthetics, there thenremains after the typical anamnesis ofmild to medium symptoms only the broa-dest hint, and this is then severe disea-ses such as cancer.
Healing is possible with every form ofcancer, and at every stage. From thepoint of view of psychosomatics, it is amatter of understanding the message ofthe disease and changing something. Ifthis succeeds, the psyche is then able,even at the last moment, to alter course.From the orthodox medical point of view,
Cancer from the point of viewof psychosomatics
The last call for a turnaround
Spontaneous remissions
there is no explanation for the phenome-non of 'spontaneous remission'; not sofrom the psychosomatic viewpoint.
Psychosomatic recognition processesshould not however be the sole meansof choice when it comes to cancer suffe-rers. Everything medically possibleshould of course also be done. Cancereats up time, and this is necessary inorder to and get to the root of the causati-ve psychic problems and blockages. Forthe purpose of feeling in the real senseof the word, it is important that the physi-cian supports the psychic treatment, oreven provides it himself. Life-extendingmeasures then make sense again,because living longer not only means suf-fering longer, but also the chance of hea-ling.
But where does one obtain the knowled-ge of the complete spectrum of psycho-somatic? The book Disease as a Sym-bol by Dr. Rdiger Dahlke stands outamongst the plethora of books on thissubject. The book lists the psychosoma-tic background of every disease. Andthere is also a device whose softwaredoes the same. At this point, referenceshould be made to an article by Dr. med.Rdiger Dahlke , in which he summari-ses 30 years of psychosomatics, andalso gives an outlook for the future:
Gaining time and acting in uni-son
Decrypting the psychosoma-tic message
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On other levels, progress has beeneven more convincing and forward-looking.
The leading radionics company MTECrecently brought out a psychosomaticmodule as an addition to its Quantecdevice, which is based on my approachof holistic psychosomatics. This type ofinformation medicine, which makes useof energy transmission methods not yet
fully understood by science, and canbest be explained by Rupert Sheldrake'smorphogenetic fields, will certainly beco-me more important in future. I wouldnaturally be gratified if the comprehensi-ve body-soul relationship on which mywork is based were to form the foundati-on for a forward-looking direction in medi-cine.
Logistics the greatest problem of thegrowing tumour
Fighting tumours with theirown weapons
Gaining time in order to give patients thechance to be able to (re)solve the pro-blems lying behind cancer This is thecentral task for the psychosomatic prac-titioner following the awareness of thediagnosis. The pathology in particularprovides an indication which can helpthe naturopathy therapist in this task.Pathologists have often reported in pub-lications that in the case of many decea-sed persons, while looking to the causeof death, they have come across old,necrotised tumours, of which the decea-sed and their family members were com-pletely unaware, and which also had notbeen the cause of death. Since thecause of the necrotisation i.e. the dyingoff of the tumour is a deficient bloodsupply, it is worth taking a look at how atumour manages to cause blood vesselsto grow into it, in order to ensure ist bloodsupply.
Tissue cells can secrete so-called angio-genesis factors. These are growth fac-tors for arteries, which cause the arteriesto grow into agglomerations of tissue
1Dr.med. Rdiger Dahlke, Psychosomatik, Krank-heitsbilder-Deutung und medizinische Entwicklung Eine Bilanz Zeitschrift CoMed 10/2007
How can this be posi-tively influenced?
This can be combined withany form of therapy
Jeanne Achterberg of theUniversity of Texas, who hasalso published many suc-cessful studies with CarlSimonton on the subject of'Visualisation methods forthe treatment of cancer',was able to confirm anddemonstrate that patientsare able to influence indivi-dual fractions of the whiteblood count mentally in therequired direction . The fact
that such an influence by mental proces-ses is possible at all has also since beenconfirmed at universities by faculties ofpsycho-neuroimmunology.
Why not therefore visualise and mental-ly influence the secretion of these angio-genesis factors, while simultaneouslyblocking the corresponding receptors ofthe arteries? This is fundamentally pos-sible with NLP (Neuro Linguistic Pro-gramming) and corresponding affirma-tions. In addition to the psychosomaticinterpretation, the software of the above-mentioned QUANTEC device is alsoable to provide good support to thera-pists in this respect, supplemented furt-her by individual therapy suggestions,which are determined in accordancewith the Jungian synchronicity principle.
Nor is this an either/or situation. The can-cer represents the end of a causal chain,and must be treated as a symptom, butonly to give the patient the necessarytime to overcome the underlying, causa-tive, psychic problem. Only then is hea-ling in the true sense possible. Cancertherapy without overcoming the cause isgreatly impeded in its effectiveness fromthe very beginning. This is confirmed inan impressive way by the low probabilityof survival of the various cancer disea-ses. It is now the time to explore newways.
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2Jeanne Achterberg, Effect of music-assisted ima-
gery on neutrophils and lymphocytes
Peter von Buengner
is researching into the use of diodes withwhite noise in the field radionics andconsciousness technologies, and is thedeveloper of the QUANTEC radionicsdevice. He has also written the book Physikund Traumzeit on the relationshipsbetween modern physics and naturopathyprocedures.
Marxnweg 4, D-82054 AltkirchenTel: +49 (0)8104 / 629088
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which secrete these factors. Physiologi-cally this makes sense, when childrengrow up; the growing organs and parts ofthe body are thereby supplied by the gro-wing arteries with oxygen and otherimportant substances via the blood.
Tumours can nourish themselves by dif-fusion only up to a diameter of one milli-metre; after this point, their growthdepends on whether they succeed incausing surrounding arteries to growinto them, thereby providing an adequa-te blood supply. To do this, tumourssecrete angiogenesis factors, whichthen come into contact with matchingreceptors on the outer lining of the bloodvessels. The arteries then throw outbranch capillaries, which subsequentlygrow towards the growth factors conti-nually being secreted (see Fig. 1).
Almost all tumours form necrotisedareas during their growth; In the case ofaggressively-growing tumours in parti-cular, maintaining an adequate supply isa real problem. It is therefore touch andgo at several stages during the develop-ment of most tumours, as to whetherthey can solve this problem or not.
Most tumours die off of theirown accord
New cancer therapy
Fig. 1: The arteries throw out branchcapillaries, which then supply the tumourwith blood.
Basal membrane
Endothelium cells
Tumour
Preicytes
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