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CANCER & THE EMOTIONAL CONNECTION
After a personal, upfront, in the face, experience with cancer, for myself and the loss of my
step-son to colon cancer several years ago, I found the following information to be very
enlightening.
Personality Traits that are rather consistently present in the cancer-susceptible
patient.
For a more detailed breakdown of cancer connected emotions,
1. Being highly conscientious, dutiful, responsible, caring, hardworking, and
usually above average intelligence.
2. Exhibiting a strong tendency toward carrying other people’s burdens and
taking on extra obligations, often worrying for others.
3. Having a deep-seated need to make others happy, tending to be “people
pleaser.” Having a great need for approval.
4. Often having a history of lack of closeness with one or both parents,
sometimes later if life, resulting in lack of closeness with spouse or others who
would normally be close.
5. Harboring long-suppressed toxic emotions, such as anger, resentment
and/or hostility.
6. Typically the cancer-susceptible individual internalizes such emotions
and has great difficulty expressing them.
7. Reacting adversely to stress, often becoming unable to cope adequately
with such stress.
8. Usually experiencing an especially damaging event about 2 years before
the onset of detectable cancer. The patient is unable to cope with this
traumatic event or series of events, which come as a “last straw” on top of
years of
suppressed reactions to stress.
9. Showing an inability to resolve deep-seated emotional problems and
conflicts, usually arising from childhood, often even being unaware of their
presence.
~Most all of these issues hit home with me ~
~This profile fits, at least for me~
~Does it fit for You or someone you love?~
~Can EFT help to change this profile?~
~Help resolve issues of the root causes
of coping with these issues~
~To release the suppressed and buried emotions~
~That have negatively affected my/your health?~
“Natural Forces for Health & Wellness' has developed a program and workbook, "Your
Personal Healing Journey from a Diagnosis of Cancer" to help you explore and resolve the
Emotional Issues that may have made you or someone you know & love ill with cancer.
It is based on Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) developed by Gary Craig (www.emofree.
com) . EFT is a gentle , non-invasive form of needle-less acupuncture, for emotional
issues. It works quickly and often when nothing else has.
Although, it’s history in Western Energy Medicine is only 20 years old, it’s counter-part in
China, Nye Gong is 5000 years old. The Chinese very early discovered our meridian energy
system, which is only now being proven in Western Research.
Acknowledging our stress, helplessness, fears, anger, frustration and other vulnerabilities,
while tapping on specific meridian end points neutralizes and reverses our energy flow to
positive. In taking away the ZZZZT”S our bodies can heal!
Letter published on www.emofree.com from breast cancer patient
After a personal, upfront, in the face, experience with cancer, for myself and the loss of my
step-son to colon cancer several years ago, I found the following information to be very
enlightening.
Personality Traits that are rather consistently present in the cancer-susceptible
patient.
For a more detailed breakdown of cancer connected emotions,
- See Cancer Personality Profile Survey, to explore your feelings and emotions.
- To advance our research, submit the survey to our Research Department.
1. Being highly conscientious, dutiful, responsible, caring, hardworking, and
usually above average intelligence.
2. Exhibiting a strong tendency toward carrying other people’s burdens and
taking on extra obligations, often worrying for others.
3. Having a deep-seated need to make others happy, tending to be “people
pleaser.” Having a great need for approval.
4. Often having a history of lack of closeness with one or both parents,
sometimes later if life, resulting in lack of closeness with spouse or others who
would normally be close.
5. Harboring long-suppressed toxic emotions, such as anger, resentment
and/or hostility.
6. Typically the cancer-susceptible individual internalizes such emotions
and has great difficulty expressing them.
7. Reacting adversely to stress, often becoming unable to cope adequately
with such stress.
8. Usually experiencing an especially damaging event about 2 years before
the onset of detectable cancer. The patient is unable to cope with this
traumatic event or series of events, which come as a “last straw” on top of
years of
suppressed reactions to stress.
9. Showing an inability to resolve deep-seated emotional problems and
conflicts, usually arising from childhood, often even being unaware of their
presence.
~Most all of these issues hit home with me ~
~This profile fits, at least for me~
~Does it fit for You or someone you love?~
~Can EFT help to change this profile?~
~Help resolve issues of the root causes
of coping with these issues~
~To release the suppressed and buried emotions~
~That have negatively affected my/your health?~
“Natural Forces for Health & Wellness' has developed a program and workbook, "Your
Personal Healing Journey from a Diagnosis of Cancer" to help you explore and resolve the
Emotional Issues that may have made you or someone you know & love ill with cancer.
It is based on Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) developed by Gary Craig (www.emofree.
com) . EFT is a gentle , non-invasive form of needle-less acupuncture, for emotional
issues. It works quickly and often when nothing else has.
Although, it’s history in Western Energy Medicine is only 20 years old, it’s counter-part in
China, Nye Gong is 5000 years old. The Chinese very early discovered our meridian energy
system, which is only now being proven in Western Research.
Acknowledging our stress, helplessness, fears, anger, frustration and other vulnerabilities,
while tapping on specific meridian end points neutralizes and reverses our energy flow to
positive. In taking away the ZZZZT”S our bodies can heal!
Letter published on www.emofree.com from breast cancer patient
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| Dear Maryann; I am writing this letter to express my sincere gratitude for your help in dealing with the side effects associated with the chemotherapy I receive for my breast cancer. On two separate occasions, we talked and I was experiencing dizziness, due to low blood counts, and nausea, due to chemo. Through EFT, I was able to bring down both uncomfortable feelings from levels nearing 10 to 3 or below. I was and am truly amazed at the effects of EFT. I continually use EFT alone, but was amazed at the powerfulness of you combining your energy with mine. Sincerely, Hope |
Excerpt’s from: The New Medicine ~ The Body-Mind Connection By
Hanne Bom
Psycho-somatic therapy (psyche = mind; soma = body) theorizes that there are
psychological and emotional factors involved in both the onset and healing of cancer and
other diseases.
One of the most recent studies on psychosomatic cancer therapy comes from Germany.
Over the past 10 years, medical doctor and cancer surgeon Ryke Geerd Hamer has
examined 20,000 cancer patients with all types of cancer. Dr. Hamer discovered with x-
rays that a “dark shadow” existed somewhere in their brains. These dark spots would be in
exactly the same place in the brain for the same types of cancer. There was a 100%
correlation between the dark spot in the brain, the location of the cancer and the specific
type of unresolved conflict.
On the bases of these findings, Dr. Hamer suggests that when we are in a stressful conflict
that is not resolved, the emotional reflex center in the brain which corresponds to the
experienced emotion (e.g. anger, frustration and grief), will slowly break down. Each of
these emotions centers are connected to a specific organ. When a center breaks down, it
will start sending wrong information to the organ it controls, resulting in the formation
of deformed cells in the tissue: cancer cells.
Recent research in Germany, Austria, France, USA and Denmark has confirmed Dr. Hamer’s
findings; that emotional conflicts create cancer, and solving the conflict in question stops
the cancer growth.
Their understanding is that cancer patients seem to be people who do not know how to
share their thoughts, emotions, fears and joys with other people. They call this “psycho-
emotional isolation.” These people tend to hide away sadness and grief behind a brave
face, appear “nice” and avoid open conflict. If we live our life in emotional isolation, our
emotional centers will be under constant stress. If we then add a major conflict which we
are not able to resolve, and which we may not even be quite conscious of, then emotional
centers of our brain are in danger of breaking down.
We all experience “emotional isolation”, more or less. We live in a society where we want to
interact with other people in a way we have been brought up to regard as considerate.
There are limits to what we feel we can say and do. We often even censure what we allow
our selves to feel. Having to change these lifestyle facts does not necessarily mean that we
need to go out and hit our neighbor or cry in front of our friends. It is a question of how
we can change our emotional patterns without creating even greater conflicts for ourselves.
It can take time to make even small changes in our habits. The important thing is we can
start healing from the moment we have understanding of our emotional conflicts so we
can start acting, even if this action is merely to start talking to somebody—a friend,
partner or professional. In this way, we break the loneliness of our isolation, and the
pressure is taken off the emotional centers of the brain.
Cancer patients who choose psychosomatic therapy– whether professional or with a good
friend—are different from most other patients. They are not “just” being treated by others,
but play an active part in resolving how and why the disease occurred. The word “patient”
becomes redundant, and they enter into active co-treatment of themselves.
It is not a question of trying to follow some ideal way of living, based on other people’s
experiences. Each one of us must find our OWN solution—a lifestyle that works for US. We
become sick in OUR OWN way– and we must heal in our own way!
written so well, I hated to rewrite it. Ursula R. Schmid is the founder of that site. She has available a wealth of
information & resources on Healing Cancer Naturally. Check it out, it will be well worth your time!
Interested in professional help with EFT and Emotional Issues? Contact us at cancer-
eft@naturalforcesforhealth.com and order "Your Healing Journey from a Diagnosis of
Cancer ~ with Emotional Freedom Techniques"
Hanne Bom
Psycho-somatic therapy (psyche = mind; soma = body) theorizes that there are
psychological and emotional factors involved in both the onset and healing of cancer and
other diseases.
- EFT engages your mind, while you tap on your bodies meridian end points! SSR
One of the most recent studies on psychosomatic cancer therapy comes from Germany.
Over the past 10 years, medical doctor and cancer surgeon Ryke Geerd Hamer has
examined 20,000 cancer patients with all types of cancer. Dr. Hamer discovered with x-
rays that a “dark shadow” existed somewhere in their brains. These dark spots would be in
exactly the same place in the brain for the same types of cancer. There was a 100%
correlation between the dark spot in the brain, the location of the cancer and the specific
type of unresolved conflict.
- EFT is very hopeful! SSR
On the bases of these findings, Dr. Hamer suggests that when we are in a stressful conflict
that is not resolved, the emotional reflex center in the brain which corresponds to the
experienced emotion (e.g. anger, frustration and grief), will slowly break down. Each of
these emotions centers are connected to a specific organ. When a center breaks down, it
will start sending wrong information to the organ it controls, resulting in the formation
of deformed cells in the tissue: cancer cells.
- EFT has been used very successfully for anger, frustration and grief! SSR
Recent research in Germany, Austria, France, USA and Denmark has confirmed Dr. Hamer’s
findings; that emotional conflicts create cancer, and solving the conflict in question stops
the cancer growth.
- EFT was designed to solve personal emotional conflict! SSR
Their understanding is that cancer patients seem to be people who do not know how to
share their thoughts, emotions, fears and joys with other people. They call this “psycho-
emotional isolation.” These people tend to hide away sadness and grief behind a brave
face, appear “nice” and avoid open conflict. If we live our life in emotional isolation, our
emotional centers will be under constant stress. If we then add a major conflict which we
are not able to resolve, and which we may not even be quite conscious of, then emotional
centers of our brain are in danger of breaking down.
- EFT neutralizes the feelings of ZZZt's that stress causes, reversing our negative energy
We all experience “emotional isolation”, more or less. We live in a society where we want to
interact with other people in a way we have been brought up to regard as considerate.
There are limits to what we feel we can say and do. We often even censure what we allow
our selves to feel. Having to change these lifestyle facts does not necessarily mean that we
need to go out and hit our neighbor or cry in front of our friends. It is a question of how
we can change our emotional patterns without creating even greater conflicts for ourselves.
- EFT is perfect for resolving conflict in this way! SSR
It can take time to make even small changes in our habits. The important thing is we can
start healing from the moment we have understanding of our emotional conflicts so we
can start acting, even if this action is merely to start talking to somebody—a friend,
partner or professional. In this way, we break the loneliness of our isolation, and the
pressure is taken off the emotional centers of the brain.
- EFT can be done with a friend, partner or professional! SSR
Cancer patients who choose psychosomatic therapy– whether professional or with a good
friend—are different from most other patients. They are not “just” being treated by others,
but play an active part in resolving how and why the disease occurred. The word “patient”
becomes redundant, and they enter into active co-treatment of themselves.
- EFT is Empowering! SSR
It is not a question of trying to follow some ideal way of living, based on other people’s
experiences. Each one of us must find our OWN solution—a lifestyle that works for US. We
become sick in OUR OWN way– and we must heal in our own way!
- EFT is ideal to resolve issues quickly,long lastingly & as near as painless as you can get.
SSR
written so well, I hated to rewrite it. Ursula R. Schmid is the founder of that site. She has available a wealth of
information & resources on Healing Cancer Naturally. Check it out, it will be well worth your time!
Interested in professional help with EFT and Emotional Issues? Contact us at cancer-
eft@naturalforcesforhealth.com and order "Your Healing Journey from a Diagnosis of
Cancer ~ with Emotional Freedom Techniques"
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