If you have nefix I’d strongly recommend your watch Heal as it explores alternate approaches to fighting cancer and other health issues. Watched last night and found it very interesting.

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Good documentary on alternatives to traditional medicine to treat cancer and other health issues, if you have Netflix I think you will fine it informative. Search for the show by nam “Heal”.
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Gotcha.

And you mean complementary to and not instead of traditional medicine, right ; ) ?

Gotcha.

And you mean complementary to and not instead of traditional medicine, right ; ) ?

Yes and no, there are some remarkable stories of people who shunned traditional medicine and are now cancer free using alternative healing, but they cover both.
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Since you watched it how about getting to the point

You talking acupuncture. Or meditation. Or weed. Or what. Your just keeping us hanging. Give it up already.
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It covered the entire range of alternatives, from cannibus to fighting cancer or paralysis by training your mind to direct repair in your body where needed. From Tong Ren and acupuncture to herbal and spiritual remedies. STRESS and it’s negative affects and reducing it with alternatives is one key segments. Hard to recap it all.
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thank you for posting about this.

I posted this before but I was stage 2-3 Bladder cancer for 5 years. 3 batches of Chemo, radiation, over 25 cystostomies for tumor removal.
Started smoking pot in 2011 after 5 years of traditional methods and BINGO, total remission after 3 months. My Oncologist says he is absolutely convinced the Cannabis cured it.

Not to go too far off track, but there are numerous instances where a person who was deemed by their medical doctor as "never going to walk again" finds a way (cannot be explained because of the individual's physical and mental makeup) of re-wiring their brain and starts a process of regaining use of their limbs.

Since we only use about 10% of our brain capacity, surely there is space for "re-wiring" of critical functions?

Just some food for thought...