Cancer No Es Una Enfermedad, El

El câancer no es una enfermedad, de Andreas Moritz, puede hacer tambalearse o incluso desmantelar los cimientos mismos de tus creencias sobre el cuerpo, la salud y la curaciâon. Ofrece al lector de mente abierta y preocupado por el câancer una comprensiâon radicalmente diferente de lo que realmente es el câancer. Segâun Andreas Moritz, el câancer es un intento desesperado y final del cuerpo por mantenerse con vida mientras las circunstancias lo permitan, circunstancias que, de hecho, estâan bajo su control. Los mâetodos convencionales actuales de matar, cortar o quemar las câelulas cancerosas ofrecen un mero 7 % de (S0é (Bxito (S1 (B en la remisiâon del câancer, y la mayorâia de los pocos supervivientes se (S0 (Bcuran (S1 (B sâolo durante un perâiodo de cinco aänos o menos. En esta ediciâon ampliada del libro, descubrirâas quâe causa realmente el câancer y por quâe es tan importante curar a la persona en su totalidad, no sâolo los sâintomas del câancer. A menos que cambiemos nuestra percepciâon de lo que es realmente el câancer, seguirâa amenazando la vida de 1 de cada 2 personas. Este libro abre una puerta a quienes desean volver a estar completos: cuerpo, mente y espâiritu.

Andreas Moritz was a medical intuitive; a practitioner of Ayurveda, iridology, shiatsu, and vibrational medicine; a writer; and an artist. Born in southwest Germany in 1954, Andreas dealt with several severe illnesses from an early age, which compelled him to study diet, nutrition and various methods of natural healing while still a child. By age 20, he completed his training in both iridology (the diagnostic science of eye interpretation) and dietetics. In 1981, he began studying Ayurvedic medicine in India and finished his training as a qualified practitioner of Ayurveda in New Zealand in 1991. Not satisfied with merely treating the symptoms of illness, Andreas dedicated his life's work to understanding and treating the root causes of illness. Because of this holistic approach, he had great success with cases of terminal disease where conventional methods of healing proved futile. Starting in 1988, he began practicing the Japanese healing art of shiatsu, which gave him insights into the energy system of the body. In addition, he devoted eight years to researching consciousness and its important role in the field of mind/body medicine.