According to Daniel Amen's book, "Change your brain, change your body", he says that the number of neuron-connections inside our brain exceeds the number of the stars in the galaxy. The brain is a very powerful organ. It can be our best friend or our worst enemy, it all depends on how we think.
Science is making strides in brain studies, which are providing proof that positive thought really does affect our brain chemistry and thus our physical and mental health. So thinking positively is not only good for the body but also good for the mind as well
But here is the reverse of that. It is also true that negative emotions such as fear and stress can not only make us susceptible to disease but also can even cause diseases. Of course the same biochemical mechanisms that work against us may also be utilized to work for us. That could be why
being positive about life is usually always upbeat and basically healthy.
The new biology takes this even further. It is not just the power of suggestion but the actual thoughts and words chosen by the person, which changes brain chemistry. We have 50 trillion cells in our body, which communicate through neurochemical and vibration signals. Bruce H. Lipton, PHD, has done a large amount of work in this field, which is called epigenetics.
The word epigenetics means "above the genes." In other words, the mind controls the genes. Dr. Lipton says our minds can re-write our genes. He compares the cell to a computer chip, as each is a bit of information. Both can receive information through different routes and cause a reaction.
Even though the programming of the cells begins in infancy or before birth, they can be reprogrammed to act differently. The process, which the information goes through to affect the cell, determines the programming of the cell. Cells can become cancerous because they are instructed in some way to do so.
If we realize this and start thinking positively our beliefs will change our messages to our cells. Lipton says by doing this we can actually heal ourselves with positive thought.
We should realize if we subject ourselves to many negative thoughts, we will probably suffer from stress-induced illness. When the mind is stressed, the level of immune protective cells goes down. Now just the opposite is true when your emotions are relaxed, then the number of protective cells go up and thinking positively becomes a plus for us.
Since the 1960's Cognitive Behavior Therapy, a form of Psychotherapy, has developed based on the premise that especially positive thought can change behavior and overwrite the cell's memory.
Here are the suggestions for cultivating positive thought:
1) Regular meditation practice. Because human beings are ingrained with 'fight or flight' mental attitude, most of our mind activities do not help for healing. From time-to-time, we often experienced anger, and fear. To quiet our hurtful "monkey mind", meditation is very useful. According to Deepak Chopra, one should meditate at least 30 minutes in the morning after waking up from sleep, and 30 minutes before going to bed.
2) Express gratitude everyday. If we are thankful for what we have, we will be slow to anger and fear. No matter how sick we are now, just realizing that we are still breathing is sufficient enough for us to express gratitude simply because we are still alive.
3) Find a mission of our life. The mission greater than ourselves will give us passion; enough for us to motivate us for thinking positively.
4) Offer help to other people. Helping other people is actually helping ourselves because it brings us satisfaction and happiness in our lives.
In conclusion, our mind is a powerful ally for healing if we use our mind properly. I offer my suggestions to those friends who need help for healing.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Friday, January 10, 2014
1964 vs. 2014. It is time to declare that animal food is bad for health
Today, (1/11), it marks 50 year anniversary of a very important 'Surgeon-General Report' that saves millions of life across the globe.
On January 11, 1964, Luther L. Terry, M.D., Surgeon General of the U.S. Public Health Service, released the first report of the Surgeon General's Advisory Committee on Smoking and Health. The report was controversial at the time because in 1964, half of the American smoked. People smoked at the work, during the meeting, at the restaurant, even in the airplane. Yet, today we acknowledge the contribution that Dr. Terry has made to the public health. Millions of life (not just American) was saved because of the warning.
Americans have been fighting cancers for many decades. Although we have made progresses in diagnosis, but we are not winning the war in cancer prevention . The incidence of breast cancer in women and colon cancer in men is still rising.
Maybe it is the right time for the Surgeon-General to issue another warning about the health hazard associated with animal product consumption.
Many reports have implicated that all cancers can be related to animal product consumption. The most convincing report was the report published in 2004 by the lead author, Dr. Cambell, the so-called 'China-Study', which was originally the 'China-Cornell-Oxford' project.
The China–Cornell–Oxford Project was a large observational study conducted throughout the 1980s in rural China, jointly funded by Cornell University, the University of Oxford, and the government of China. In 1991 The New York Times called it "the Grand Prix of epidemiology."
The first two major studies were led by T. Colin Campbell, professor of nutritional biochemistry at Cornell, who summarized the results in his book, The China Study (2004). Other lead researchers were Chen Junshi, Deputy Director of Institute of Nutrition and Food Hygiene at the Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine, Richard Peto of the University of Oxford, and Li Junyao of the China Cancer Institute.
The study examined the diets, lifestyle and disease characteristics of 6,500 people in 65 rural Chinese counties, comparing the prevalence of disease characteristics, excluding
causes of death such as accident.
China was selected for the study because in the 80's, due to the rapid economic development, some Chinese became affluent and ate like Westerners consuming more animal products. However, there were still large populace that were poor, and consumed more plant-based food. Thus, in the 80's, there was a large spectrum of the extent of meat consumption in the subject studied by the Project. The objective of the study is to relate the incidence of breast cancer to the extent of meat consumption.
The results of the study was stunning: Researchers found that as the amount of animal foods increased in the diet, even in small relative increments, so did the emergence of the cancer that are common in the West. Cancers occurred in direct proportion to the quantity of animal foods consumed.
So, what are we waiting for? This could be a land-mark report to save millions of life: not to consume animal products for the save of our lives.
On January 11, 1964, Luther L. Terry, M.D., Surgeon General of the U.S. Public Health Service, released the first report of the Surgeon General's Advisory Committee on Smoking and Health. The report was controversial at the time because in 1964, half of the American smoked. People smoked at the work, during the meeting, at the restaurant, even in the airplane. Yet, today we acknowledge the contribution that Dr. Terry has made to the public health. Millions of life (not just American) was saved because of the warning.
Americans have been fighting cancers for many decades. Although we have made progresses in diagnosis, but we are not winning the war in cancer prevention . The incidence of breast cancer in women and colon cancer in men is still rising.
Maybe it is the right time for the Surgeon-General to issue another warning about the health hazard associated with animal product consumption.
Many reports have implicated that all cancers can be related to animal product consumption. The most convincing report was the report published in 2004 by the lead author, Dr. Cambell, the so-called 'China-Study', which was originally the 'China-Cornell-Oxford' project.
The China–Cornell–Oxford Project was a large observational study conducted throughout the 1980s in rural China, jointly funded by Cornell University, the University of Oxford, and the government of China. In 1991 The New York Times called it "the Grand Prix of epidemiology."
The first two major studies were led by T. Colin Campbell, professor of nutritional biochemistry at Cornell, who summarized the results in his book, The China Study (2004). Other lead researchers were Chen Junshi, Deputy Director of Institute of Nutrition and Food Hygiene at the Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine, Richard Peto of the University of Oxford, and Li Junyao of the China Cancer Institute.
The study examined the diets, lifestyle and disease characteristics of 6,500 people in 65 rural Chinese counties, comparing the prevalence of disease characteristics, excluding
causes of death such as accident.
China was selected for the study because in the 80's, due to the rapid economic development, some Chinese became affluent and ate like Westerners consuming more animal products. However, there were still large populace that were poor, and consumed more plant-based food. Thus, in the 80's, there was a large spectrum of the extent of meat consumption in the subject studied by the Project. The objective of the study is to relate the incidence of breast cancer to the extent of meat consumption.
The results of the study was stunning: Researchers found that as the amount of animal foods increased in the diet, even in small relative increments, so did the emergence of the cancer that are common in the West. Cancers occurred in direct proportion to the quantity of animal foods consumed.
So, what are we waiting for? This could be a land-mark report to save millions of life: not to consume animal products for the save of our lives.
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Poverty is the shame of the society
Today ( 1/6/14), the windchill temperature in Appleton, Wisconsin has dipped to -50 F. While most of us can stay warm in a house, I am worry about those people who had lost homes. Appleton has 'Warming Shelter' to provide shelter for those homeless people to stay warm in frigid winter.
This brings up a story I recall from a friend. Although it is hard to research its authenticity, I think it is worthy to re-tell the story as it teaches us not to be indifferent to society's poverty and homelessness problems.
The year of the story was approximately in 1935 when depression hit America and affected lives of many Americans especially the poor.
One day, a court was hearing a case that an old lady in the 70's was accused of 'stealing a loaf of bread' at a bakery shop.
' Did you steal a loaf of bread from a bakery owned by Mr. Charles?' Asked the judge.
'Yes, Your Honor. I have 3 grand-kids to take care of as their dad is really sick. All of us are very hungry." Answered the old lady.
" Very well. According to the law, you can pick and choose the following punishment: Either you pay the fine for $15 or you can stay behind bar for 10 days". Said the judge.
" Your Honor, if I had $15, I would not steal a loaf of bread. If I stay behind the bar, who is going to take care of my sick son and three grand-kids?" Answered the old lady.
There was some noise in the audience as they were talking to each other in small voices.
Suddenly, a gentleman stood up.
"Your Honor, I will pay the $15 fine for her." The gentleman said.
Then he faced the audience and continued to say.
" My name is Richard Peterson, the mayor of this town. I will be collecting $50 from each of you including myself as our 'debt' to this old lady and the poor people like her in this town because in this great society of Boston, we allow our indifference, and apathy to permeate through and not showing any compassion so that this old lady had to 'steal' a loaf of bread to feed her grand-kids and her sick son."
As the story goes, Mr. Peterson passed his hat collecting $50 debt from everyone in the court including the judge.
The moral: Poverty is the shame of the society. We all have the responsibility to eradicate poverty in our society.
This brings up a story I recall from a friend. Although it is hard to research its authenticity, I think it is worthy to re-tell the story as it teaches us not to be indifferent to society's poverty and homelessness problems.
The year of the story was approximately in 1935 when depression hit America and affected lives of many Americans especially the poor.
One day, a court was hearing a case that an old lady in the 70's was accused of 'stealing a loaf of bread' at a bakery shop.
' Did you steal a loaf of bread from a bakery owned by Mr. Charles?' Asked the judge.
'Yes, Your Honor. I have 3 grand-kids to take care of as their dad is really sick. All of us are very hungry." Answered the old lady.
" Very well. According to the law, you can pick and choose the following punishment: Either you pay the fine for $15 or you can stay behind bar for 10 days". Said the judge.
" Your Honor, if I had $15, I would not steal a loaf of bread. If I stay behind the bar, who is going to take care of my sick son and three grand-kids?" Answered the old lady.
There was some noise in the audience as they were talking to each other in small voices.
Suddenly, a gentleman stood up.
"Your Honor, I will pay the $15 fine for her." The gentleman said.
Then he faced the audience and continued to say.
" My name is Richard Peterson, the mayor of this town. I will be collecting $50 from each of you including myself as our 'debt' to this old lady and the poor people like her in this town because in this great society of Boston, we allow our indifference, and apathy to permeate through and not showing any compassion so that this old lady had to 'steal' a loaf of bread to feed her grand-kids and her sick son."
As the story goes, Mr. Peterson passed his hat collecting $50 debt from everyone in the court including the judge.
The moral: Poverty is the shame of the society. We all have the responsibility to eradicate poverty in our society.
Sunday, December 22, 2013
We can make friends with 'pain'
We all experienced pain in our life at a physical, emotional and/or mental level. None of us like pains; however, pain could be a teacher or a friend if we can learn from the 'Pain experience'.
Why Is There Pain And Suffering In Life?
For us as a human being, It is often only through pain and suffering that we take the time to really get to know ourselves and make changes in our life. Many of us also do not value things that are too easily achieved, i.e. that we get without pain.
So why do we have pain in our lives? Our conscious and our unconscious (or soul) will give us very different answers to this question.
How Our Conscious Mind Sees Pain
If we are honest, most of us see suffering as something unpleasant to be endured or avoided.
We see the better times in life to be those when we are experiencing harmony,
contentment and happiness. When we are content, however, we do not feel the need to search for answers.
The times in life that make us grow and give us the depth to our character are not those times spent in harmony, contentment and happiness, but rather those time spent in adversity. In the same way that a baby who continued to lie quietly and contently on a rug would never learn to crawl and then walk, so it is for us. It is the times of frustration and pain that move us forward and help us to grow.
There are times in most lives, when we feel we cannot endure what life is throwing at us. During those times I remind myself that I chose this life and I would not have chosen things I did not believe I could endure or grow from.
How Our Soul Sees It
Our soul or unconscious sees pain and suffering as the opportunity for healing, growth and understanding. Struggle is natural to growth. In the same way that metal is made stronger each time it is returned to the fire and then struck on the anvil, so too are you made stronger each time you endure adversity. Eventually the suffering and pain fades and you are left with the gifts that are their legacy.
For example, when I came back from Taiwan sabbatical, I was very sick. Endoscope and colon-scope examinations found pre-cancerous cells in both of my stomach and colons. Additionally, my stomach was infected with antibiotic-resistant H. Pylori . During the last 4 years, I had plenty of time to reflect on my life one day I thought back over my life and how I had reached this point. I made the connection between life's toughest moments and the character strengths I felt I had gained from them. I took the time to reflect those tough moments and thanked them for the experience and the character strengths I felt I had gained as a result of my interaction with them.
Although we have designed this lifetime in advance, while we are here we still have the power of freewill. Unconsciously, we can choose whether or not we will experience some of the suffering we had planned to help us with our growth.
This is illustrated in a story told by a subject in The Journey of Souls by Michael Newton. In the story a little girl fell out of a carriage and land beneath its wheels at age of 8. As a
result of this accident, she suffered immense pain in her legs and was crippled for the rest of her life.
Living and coping with the pain gave her powers of concentration above and beyond those experienced by other people. She used these powers of focus later in life to become an inspirational teacher. The fact that she was bound in a wheelchair meant she lived a life focused more upon mental and emotional rather than physical skills as she had deliberately unconsciously chosen to remove them from that lifetime. The very thing that seemed to be such a tragic event was the very thing that in the end meant she would become successful in her chosen career and ensure her personal growth.
While in a trance state the subject was able to explain the unconscious moment of choice she experienced before she continued to play with the carriage door until it opened. She knew that she could stop playing with the door and avoid falling out of the carriage and becoming crippled. She knew that if she did this, she would still have a good life, but she wouldn't experience the same level of personal growth and neither would she serve others to the same degree.
Find The Positive In Our Pain
As difficult as it sounds, there is reason to be positive about our pain and suffering. As a friend said to me while I was recovering from the illness, "Embrace the pain it means
you are alive". Although at the time I wanted to say rude and sarcastic things to him, in hindsight I came to find the truth in his words. Those times we are experiencing pain in
life are also the times that we are growing and learning the fastest.
In every situation, look for the learning we can get from it. Once we have it, the pain enerally ceases. Gain the growth and cease the pain. If the pain continues, it is a good indication that there is still something for us to 'get' (a lesson or understanding) from the experience.
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Henry Morton Stanley
Friends, if we are facing life-threatening challenge and we know we don't have many more days to live, what should we do? The following story could be an inspiration to motivate us to live to the best for each day.
Henry Stanley (1841-1904), a hero of both British and American, is known to the world for his expedition to Africa's 700 miles Congo River in March，1871. In his own diary, one day, he noted that he lost 60 lbs, 3 months after expedition. That day, he noted that he weighed only 110 lbs. Another day, he noted that he was shivering all day because of malaria while the temperature outside was 130 F. Many of his people (porters) deserted, while many others died. The expedition team was short of food, afflicted with tropical disease, and threatened every day with hostile cannibalistic tribes along the shore of the Congo River, chanting 'Nioma, Nioma (Meat, Meat)'. None of the Europeans that went along with the expedition died except him.
Even with such hardship, how did he survive? He recalled his experiences to a journalist interviewing him. He said, every morning when the sky breaks, he realized he was still breathing, he was still alive. As long as he was alive, he would live to the best of the day. In the morning, he would shave, put on best and clean cloth. In the night before he retired, he would write his expedition journal.
The moral of the story is that whether we are facing life-threatening challenge or not, as long as we are still breathing or alive for the day, we shall live to our best of the day; for men, shaving and putting on clean and good clothes to look good; for women, make up and putting on nice dress to look good. Even faking has positive impacts on overall well beings.
Henry Stanley (1841-1904), a hero of both British and American, is known to the world for his expedition to Africa's 700 miles Congo River in March，1871. In his own diary, one day, he noted that he lost 60 lbs, 3 months after expedition. That day, he noted that he weighed only 110 lbs. Another day, he noted that he was shivering all day because of malaria while the temperature outside was 130 F. Many of his people (porters) deserted, while many others died. The expedition team was short of food, afflicted with tropical disease, and threatened every day with hostile cannibalistic tribes along the shore of the Congo River, chanting 'Nioma, Nioma (Meat, Meat)'. None of the Europeans that went along with the expedition died except him.
Even with such hardship, how did he survive? He recalled his experiences to a journalist interviewing him. He said, every morning when the sky breaks, he realized he was still breathing, he was still alive. As long as he was alive, he would live to the best of the day. In the morning, he would shave, put on best and clean cloth. In the night before he retired, he would write his expedition journal.
The moral of the story is that whether we are facing life-threatening challenge or not, as long as we are still breathing or alive for the day, we shall live to our best of the day; for men, shaving and putting on clean and good clothes to look good; for women, make up and putting on nice dress to look good. Even faking has positive impacts on overall well beings.
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Cancer Treatment--Part II. Healing Story--Dr. Ho Tan Kuang's (何錟光) testimony
Following is a healing story of Dr. Ho who is a cancer patient survivor.
Two years ago (2011), I had colons-copy procedure. The surgeon found and removed 2 polyps. Polyps are pre-cancers. Patients who have polyps should be watchful in life-style adjustment. Well, I did not pay too much attention to the removal of polyps until last year (2012) when I observed that my bowl movement habit had changed: several times a day, and none of the stool had normal shape. So, I requested another colonscopy. In July of 2012 after the procedure, the surgeon told me that he had removed 3 small polyps. However, there was one polyps had a size larger than 1.5 cm and required surgery to remove.
Three days after the surgery, the doctor told me the bad news: the polyp they removed was malignant and had metastasized to the lymph system. The doctor said that I need chemo-treatment for the colon cancer.
"Doc, how the chemo will be done?", I asked.
"You need 3 month chemo treatment: Twice every month. Each month, you will receive 2 treatments every 15 day-period. For each period, you will stay in hospital for 3 days 2 nights." the doctor replied.
After the doctor gave me the treatment instructions, he left. After hearing this terrible news, my mind was complete lost. I talked to my son working in the U.S. He said that he would research to see if there were alternative treatment because for my age, life would become upside-down and I would lose all the pleasure and dignity as a human being.
That was the time when I met Dr. Pan. His first instruction was to advise me changing life style including diet, exercise, and sleep. After 4 weeks, he wrote the following characters for his prescription: 晨光,夕陽,大地. Literally translation of the characters is: meditating while watching sun rise and sun set with bare-foot standing on the ground.
Six weeks after following Dr. Pan's instructions, I went back for his cancer stem-cells resonance test. He told me that my cancer had disappeared.
When he told me about that, I was still not 100% convincing. I went back to the hospital for cancer detection test. The doctor told me that my cancer was completely healed.
These 6 characters 晨光,夕陽,大地 are truly miracle. I am truly thankful for Dr. Pan's insightful treatment.
Dr. Chen's interpretation: Nature and meditation have tremendous healing power that again emphasizes mind-body interactions in self healing. In Wisconsin winter, it is not practical to stand bare-foot on the ground watching sun rise and sun set. But I know, Dr. Andrew Weil's audio and video collections have a much simpler exercise you can do at home. You can check them out in the public library too.
If you understand Mandarin, please watch the attached video clip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7JndyXy3nw&hd=1
Two years ago (2011), I had colons-copy procedure. The surgeon found and removed 2 polyps. Polyps are pre-cancers. Patients who have polyps should be watchful in life-style adjustment. Well, I did not pay too much attention to the removal of polyps until last year (2012) when I observed that my bowl movement habit had changed: several times a day, and none of the stool had normal shape. So, I requested another colonscopy. In July of 2012 after the procedure, the surgeon told me that he had removed 3 small polyps. However, there was one polyps had a size larger than 1.5 cm and required surgery to remove.
Three days after the surgery, the doctor told me the bad news: the polyp they removed was malignant and had metastasized to the lymph system. The doctor said that I need chemo-treatment for the colon cancer.
"Doc, how the chemo will be done?", I asked.
"You need 3 month chemo treatment: Twice every month. Each month, you will receive 2 treatments every 15 day-period. For each period, you will stay in hospital for 3 days 2 nights." the doctor replied.
After the doctor gave me the treatment instructions, he left. After hearing this terrible news, my mind was complete lost. I talked to my son working in the U.S. He said that he would research to see if there were alternative treatment because for my age, life would become upside-down and I would lose all the pleasure and dignity as a human being.
That was the time when I met Dr. Pan. His first instruction was to advise me changing life style including diet, exercise, and sleep. After 4 weeks, he wrote the following characters for his prescription: 晨光,夕陽,大地. Literally translation of the characters is: meditating while watching sun rise and sun set with bare-foot standing on the ground.
Six weeks after following Dr. Pan's instructions, I went back for his cancer stem-cells resonance test. He told me that my cancer had disappeared.
When he told me about that, I was still not 100% convincing. I went back to the hospital for cancer detection test. The doctor told me that my cancer was completely healed.
These 6 characters 晨光,夕陽,大地 are truly miracle. I am truly thankful for Dr. Pan's insightful treatment.
Dr. Chen's interpretation: Nature and meditation have tremendous healing power that again emphasizes mind-body interactions in self healing. In Wisconsin winter, it is not practical to stand bare-foot on the ground watching sun rise and sun set. But I know, Dr. Andrew Weil's audio and video collections have a much simpler exercise you can do at home. You can check them out in the public library too.
If you understand Mandarin, please watch the attached video clip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7JndyXy3nw&hd=1
Saturday, December 7, 2013
Cancer Treatment-- Dr. Pan's special noninvasive cancer treatment-Part 1
The attached video clips was a panel discussion in one of a Taiwanese TV channels. In this panel discussion, a Taiwanese medical doctor and cancer researcher--Dr. Pan Niang-Tsong (潘念宗) discussed cancer stem cell (幹細胞), and the so-called 10 death-cavities (死穴) in which the presence of cancer stem cell can be detected using a resonance method with the cancer stem cell culture, CD 24 and CD44. His research combines Chinese Medicine Cavity Resonance concept ( 經絡系統）and Western Stem Cells medical research. The presentation is highly technical that I have some difficulty of comprehending the technical details. However, practical applications are surprisingly simple:
1) Normal Stem cells can be transformed into cancer stem cells via aging, inflammation, virus, bacteria, and most importantly via mercury and electromagnetic wave (EMF) 。Anything that affect the brain, would also affect the transformation.
2) Cancer stem cells resides on 10 so-called death cavities (死穴) in a body and they traveled around the body through body's circulation system (經絡系統, Note 1) . The presence of the stem cells in the death cavities does not imply a person has a cancer. However, it indicates that the person has a great potential of developing cancers.
3) Conventional chemo, radiation, and surgery treatments can only eradicate cancer cells, but cannot kill the cancer stem cells.
4) Best treatments of cancer are (1) diet [vegetarian, specially with ginger, yam-tree leaves (地瓜葉), lemongrass, (2) Sleep early (bed time is 9:00 PM) and get up early (wake up time 6:00 AM), (3) Meditating through watching sunrise and sunset every morning and every afternoon with a bare foot for grounding. The so called 晨光, 夕陽, 大地.
5) Dr. Ho, a material specialist, testified that he had used Dr. Pan's method to heal his stage-3 colon cancer. He also said that minute amount of mercury is present in Taiwanese drinking water through piping and the electroplating of the appliance that is used for storing, delivering, and transport water.
6) Modern Taiwanese, probably American too, had accumulated tremendous amount of EMF (Electromagnetive Frequency Waves) via the use of cell phone, microwave, and computer. Thus, it is important for a person to conduct grounding exercise to prevent and cure cancer.
Note 1: Modern Chinese Medicine's circulation theory (絰絡系統) as proposed by Dr. Wang (王維工), a physicist turned to medical doctor) differs from conventional thinking about blood circulation. Conventional thinking about blood circulation is about the pressure drop created by the pump in the heart and about the resistance of the blood vessel. However, the Chinese Medicine circulation theory challenges this conventional thinking by arguing the fact that such a theory cannot explain the blood circulation through the blood capillaries as the resistance in the capillary would be too high. The Chinese Medicine blood circulation theory argues that within human bodies there are cavities(穴道) (from the organ or space within the organs). Those cavities like musical instruments have fundamental frequency and overtones according to a mathematical formula. Blood circulation would execute its best performance when cavity to cavity resonance having the same frequency. Those resonances are regulated by our circadian clock and by our neurotransmitter. Restoring health from a patient is to restore this type of resonance of the cavities, or the harmony of the Qi (氣)
If you understand Mandarin, enjoy watching the following video clips.
1) Normal Stem cells can be transformed into cancer stem cells via aging, inflammation, virus, bacteria, and most importantly via mercury and electromagnetic wave (EMF) 。Anything that affect the brain, would also affect the transformation.
2) Cancer stem cells resides on 10 so-called death cavities (死穴) in a body and they traveled around the body through body's circulation system (經絡系統, Note 1) . The presence of the stem cells in the death cavities does not imply a person has a cancer. However, it indicates that the person has a great potential of developing cancers.
3) Conventional chemo, radiation, and surgery treatments can only eradicate cancer cells, but cannot kill the cancer stem cells.
4) Best treatments of cancer are (1) diet [vegetarian, specially with ginger, yam-tree leaves (地瓜葉), lemongrass, (2) Sleep early (bed time is 9:00 PM) and get up early (wake up time 6:00 AM), (3) Meditating through watching sunrise and sunset every morning and every afternoon with a bare foot for grounding. The so called 晨光, 夕陽, 大地.
5) Dr. Ho, a material specialist, testified that he had used Dr. Pan's method to heal his stage-3 colon cancer. He also said that minute amount of mercury is present in Taiwanese drinking water through piping and the electroplating of the appliance that is used for storing, delivering, and transport water.
6) Modern Taiwanese, probably American too, had accumulated tremendous amount of EMF (Electromagnetive Frequency Waves) via the use of cell phone, microwave, and computer. Thus, it is important for a person to conduct grounding exercise to prevent and cure cancer.
Note 1: Modern Chinese Medicine's circulation theory (絰絡系統) as proposed by Dr. Wang (王維工), a physicist turned to medical doctor) differs from conventional thinking about blood circulation. Conventional thinking about blood circulation is about the pressure drop created by the pump in the heart and about the resistance of the blood vessel. However, the Chinese Medicine circulation theory challenges this conventional thinking by arguing the fact that such a theory cannot explain the blood circulation through the blood capillaries as the resistance in the capillary would be too high. The Chinese Medicine blood circulation theory argues that within human bodies there are cavities(穴道) (from the organ or space within the organs). Those cavities like musical instruments have fundamental frequency and overtones according to a mathematical formula. Blood circulation would execute its best performance when cavity to cavity resonance having the same frequency. Those resonances are regulated by our circadian clock and by our neurotransmitter. Restoring health from a patient is to restore this type of resonance of the cavities, or the harmony of the Qi (氣)
If you understand Mandarin, enjoy watching the following video clips.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7JndyXy3nw&hd=1
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