through “cancer screening tests” such as mammograms or colonoscopies.
HEALING PHASE
When we are able to find a resolution to the Biological Conflict then RAS automatically turns off its “Emergency Mode” signals to the brain. Then the brain spontaneously and auto- matically shifts from Conflict Phase to Healing Phase. Tumors stop growing in healing
phase.
More “symptoms” become ap- parent during Healing Phase such as inflammation fevers discharges and an overall sensation that is very similar to recovering from having a “cold”. In spite of all the cancer-fighting
therapies that medical research has developed, “fighting” cancer with chemotherapy, surgery or radiation therapy does nothing to help resolve the Conflict Phase. As long as Conflict Phase remains active the brain will look for places in the body to con- tinue to grow tumors.
Ultimately, the success of any cancer treatment therapy or program depends on finding and resolving the underlying causes of cancer – the Biologic Conflicts.
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