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BioEnergy

FIELDS FOUNDATION

Traditional medicine views health as the absence of disease.

Energy medicine - or electrical medicine - sees health at one end of the spectrum and disease at the other, with most patients poised somewhere between the two.

For example, fatigue and insomnia are not diseases, yet are certainly not associated with good health.

Energy Medicine

Energy medicine seeks to evaluate the energy of the cells, organs, and glands within the body. Are the cells producing enough energy? Are the cells able to store the energy that

is created through oxidative phosphorylation?

The human body is an orchestra, and the organs and glands are the instruments. While some instruments are in tune, others are not. For the symphony to delight, all instruments must be properly tuned and synchronized.

Consequently, imbalance and disease of the physical

body are a result of the disturbances in the energy field

of a particular organ system.

Initially, there is dysfunction at an energetic or cellular level, which is an event detectable by BioEnergetic technology. This is followed by abnormalities on a biochemical level, which is detectable by blood testing. Ultimately, alternations in the tissues and organs will appear as abnormalities (apparent on x-rays ) or through cytological testing (biopsies).

BioEnergetics ​endeavors to create a ​new awareness of ​health, life-styles, and ​natural, spiritual laws.

Treating symptoms has nothing to do with healing.

Healing is the process of making the human body

whole again at ALL levels –

Physical Mental Emotional Spiritual

The mind plays a dominant role in health and disease.

Fear, worry, tension, frustration, hate, aggression, and

other negative emotions can render us more susceptible

to illness. At least sixty percent of illness involves a

psychosomatic contributing factor.

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Functional Medicine and Cancer

LET’S START WITH A BASIC PREMISE:

Cancer is a disease of the whole body, while a tumor is just a symptom of the disease. Essentially, you have to treat the whole body, not just treat

the cancerous tumor in an attempt to eradicate it with chemo.

We all have cancer cells in our bodies and that’s important for people to

understand, but it takes roughly a billion cancer cells to progress to the

lump or bump stage. This is why a tumor takes years to develop. When

traditional medicine diagnoses a tumor, whether it be by mammogram,

MRI or a CT scan, whatever the diagnosis:

It is important to understand that you have time. It ​is not necessary to start therapy the next day.

We’ve known for years there have been spontaneous remissions in people with cancer… it only makes sense that these are the people who should be studied, yet no one

has looked at these cases at all.

Think about it, if there are spontaneous remissions in

cancer patients, obviously the body has some way of producing something that rids itself of cancer. So the big question is, what can we do to heal cancer naturally?

We need to teach everyone how to reduce toxicity, which is not taught in traditional medical schools. This is a very crucial step in reducing toxicity in the concept of “Drainage.”

We want to neutralize and eliminate the toxins in the body, and the key organs to do this are the liver, kidneys, and the lymphatic system. For the liver we want everybody to take a fresh lemon every morning, cut it in half, squeeze the juice out of both halves, pour it into 6-8 ounces of water and enjoy. Vegetables must be consumed 2,3,4 times a day. For liver health, eat carrots, beets, zucchini, squash, and artichoke.

We want people to have healthy water. What makes water

healthy? A pH that’s slightly alkaline, and water that is abundant in electrons. Electrons are energy! The water must not be distilled, as distilled water is dead water; it doesn't have any minerals. On the other hand, be cautious of too many added minerals.

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The lymphatic system needs to be stimulated with a trampoline or rebounder; if you are going to a gym, use the elliptical, or jump rope. Bouncing causes the lymphatic system to be stimulated. Deep breathing also helps the lymphatic system.

Colonics can be very helpful. Cancer patients are toxic. You’ve got to have bowel movements every day, so if you’re not - get a colonic.

Skin brushing can be very helpful.

This is all about getting your drainage systems working efficiently. If the ​drainage systems of the liver, kidney, and lymphatics are not open, then ​the process of pulling toxins out of the tissues (detoxification) will further ​stress the patient.

Detoxification methods include saunas, homeopathy, herbs, juice fasts, and chelation, (pulling heavy metals out of the body). You’re pulling these metals out of the tissues, into the blood and out through the liver, kidney, and lymph system. To do this, I use a lot of intravenous Vitamin C.

Intravenous Vitamin C is used in a couple of different ways. The National Institute of Health (NIH) has proven that intravenous Vitamin C will produce high enough blood levels to actually kill cancer cells.

We frequently use 50,000 milligrams of Vitamin C intravenously over the course of 1 ½ hours. Some people go up to 75,000 or 100,000. If you’re receiving chemotherapy, which also kills cancer cells, then we'll reduce the vitamin C to 25,000 milligrams intravenously. Here, we’re not trying to kill the cancer cell; we’re trying to keep the body as toxin free as possible. You have to remember that when you’re doing chemotherapy, all these dead cancer cells have to go somewhere. They go into the bloodstream and ultimately through the liver, kidney, and lymph filter.

Keeping the liver as healthy as possible, and as clean as possible, is probably the number one thing you can do for a cancer

patient receiving chemotherapy.

When a patient is undergoing chemotherapy, we do intravenous Vitamin C on the off weeks. We measure Vitamin D level with a blood test. We like to maximize Vitamin D levels with cancer patients in the 70 to 80 range. That usually involves taking at least 6,000 to 10,000 units of Vitamin D every day. We want to stimulate the immune system.

Mistletoe, otherwise known as Iscador, is a powerful anti-cancer treatment which builds up your immune system. A cancer patient’s doctor can fax a request to either Germany or Switzerland, and on that request indicate the type and stage of cancer, and what kind of therapy they’re presently participating in. The manufacturers will then send a Mistletoe protocol to the

There are other ways to build up the immune system; mushrooms such as MGN3 and AHCC activate the natural killer cells which are one of the keys in stimulating the immune system in its efforts to destroy the cancer cells.

When you receive your lab numbers on natural killer cells, where should they be?

Normally they should be at the high end of the normal range; different labs have different numerical ranges. As for Vitamin D levels in cancer patients, we would ideally like to see them at 70, but they are usually in the 10 to 20 range.

On another note, the Germans have found that zinc supplements interfere with the treatment of cancer. For healthy people zinc is very beneficial, but cancer patients should not supplement with zinc.

Cancer cells have a protective coating. By giving the patient enzymes, such as WOBENZYME, it allows these enzymes to attack the cancer cells and take off that protective coating. This enables the white blood cells to then zoom in and attack the cancer cells.

We want the enzyme to eat up the cancer debris. They’re kind of like little Pac Men; they get into the blood stream and then eat up the debris, not only from a healthy person’s normal day, but also from a cancer patient who is undergoing chemo or radiation. These therapies will kill many cancer cells. All these dead cells eventually make their way into the blood stream, so eating up that debris makes it easier on the liver/lymph detoxification system.

This is important to understand as your consciousness represents the upstream informational template that drives all of the other downstream regulatory biochemical and genetic mechanisms that suppress tumor growth and keep the body in a healthy balanced state.

Professionals involved in functional or biological medicine and alternative medicine view cancer as a generalized disease of the body.

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Cancer cells are damaged cells that do not contribute

to the wholeness of the body. They feed off the healthy cells, and ultimately drain the body of its resources and energy. As previously mentioned, the standard modern medicine approach to treating cancer is to “kill the bad guys.” Integrative medicine believes in trying to rehabilitate these unhealthy cells first; once again making them a productive part of the body.

Cancer is not the enemy. The enemy is a toxic, weakened body that is energy depleted, allowing the cancer cells to multiply. The next question that we should ask is how do we strengthen the body?

Consciousness is the agency of change for emotions, which carry charge — the agency of change within matter. The more charge that a unit of matter possesses, the more it can change.

The significance of healthy emotional change is profound

in the vitality of our healing properties. Everything becomes more sluggish and toxins aren’t excreted as efficiently. Waste products are not eliminated as well in the body and weaken cellular health.

We begin to give up unconsciously about ever getting what we really want. Eventually, we may completely lose awareness of our deep-rooted sense of hopelessness.

Shifting from hopelessness to hope is an attitudinal, behavioral, and emotional process. Internalizing the attitude that “I’m entitled to pleasure,” and “I can get what I want in life,” reinforces this attitude so that my experience of beginning to get my needs met becomes real.

Expressing more emotional pleasure produces a healthy physiological response. Excitement and hopelessness both affect our physiology. Consistent hopelessness, despair, or chronic distress impacts the central nervous system, which is connected to the other systems of the body. These systems, in turn, influence cell division. Normal cell division is occurring constantly.

But when you have long-term depression of hopelessness, it affects the hormonal, immune, lymph, and drainage systems of the body and creates imbalances in the system.

The Role of Emotions and Stress in the Development of Cancer and in Altering the Course of Disease

The Use of Visual Imagery to Maximize Recovery

Cognitive Behavioral Applications for Evaluating the Relative Health Value of Beliefs that Correlate with Survival: Emotional Mastery

The 2 Year Health Plan: Incorporating Vital Activities in Your Life and Addressing Issues of Balance and Change as Key Factors to Promote Healing

Ten Central Tenets of The Simonton Program

Ten Central Tenets of The Simonton Program

Ten Central Tenets of The Simonton Program

Summary of The Program

A major factor in the development of cancer is trying to be who we are not.

A major factor in the cure of cancer is

opening to who we are.

Integrating EpiGenetics in Psycho-Oncology Treatment

•Our perceptions, experience, and behaviors actually

communicate in reverse through the RNA channel to the DNA, and can change gene expression and actually alter

DNA.

•The implications for this knowledge are exciting when we can appreciate how, by turning on and off certain genes,

we are allowed access to the library of knowledge on how

to optimize health and longevity.

Integrating EpiGenetics in Psycho-Oncology Treatment

•When we begin to realize that consciousness is not a thing,

but rather the process and potential of constructing

reality, we can appreciate in our animate universe - which includes the very matrix of all our cells - that everything is

consciousness.

•Consciousness is the organizing principle for all things. It

determines the arrangement of universal energy into

matter and non-matter, and the arrangement of DNA

information into its various forms

Dr. Simonton and Dr. Hranicky developed a refined system of teaching a few of the core concepts involved in accessing the power of the mind and emotions, all to

ALTER THE COURSE OF CANCER.

These concepts can be applied to any illness or to anyone wanting to optimize their health or quality of life in general.

Some of the key tenets of their program are built on enhancing and strengthening key core attitudes that are associated with:

Desirable Outcomes

Longer Term Survival

General Improved States of Well-Being

These include - but are not limited to: Hope

Trust

Spiritual Purpose

Spiritual Purpose: We all are here for a reason and our life has great meaning.

Trust: Having confidence of Faith.

Hope: To cherish a desire with anticipation without any necessary basis for expecting fulfillment; to expect with confidence.

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Psychological Intervention Model

The

Coping Model

The

Coping Model

Focuses On:

•Reducing disease and treatment-related side effects

•(e.g., pain, nausea, muscle tension, anxiety, and depression) •Improving recovery time and reducing pain following

surgical procedures; providing a sense of control and

empowerment; reducing stress, improving mood and

enhancing coping skills, and quality of life.

•There are a variety of techniques and supportive therapies

that a person can use to help direct their energies toward

healing and health.

The pioneering work that Dr. Hranicky, along with Dr. Simonton, have been leading the last 30 years is based on an “Intervention Model” of Mind/Body Medicine in Cancer Care.

In this model, the mind and emotions are critical factors both in

the development of cancer and in altering the course of disease.

It is regularly observed that people who are diagnosed with cancer have experienced emotional distress in the 16-18 months preceding the diagnosis.

Our natural killer cells (NK cells) will normally target, surround and engulf cancer cells that over-multiply, but, they will never attack white blood cells.

Our “natural surveillance system” is suppressed and our neuroendocrine system is imbalanced when we are depressed or under chronic stress.

In contrast, they are boosted when we are in a state of excitement and well-being.

Bruce Lipton

: The Biology of Belief

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Former medical school professor and research scientist

Dr. Lipton examined processes by which cells receive information, and his findings have radically changed our understanding of life.

•He showed in his research, that genes and DNA do not

control our biology, but instead that DNA is controlled by

signals from the outside the cell, including the energetic

messages emanating from our positive and negative

thoughts.

Cancer results from increased activity of oncogenes and decreased expression of tumors suppressor genes. We now know that the mind and emotions can be very powerful in “turning on” tumor suppressor genes and “turning off” oncogenes to restore healthy and balanced gene expression.

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Emotional Well-Being and Health

•In Mind/Body Medicine, the emotional status of an individual is

viewed as important, if not more important, than their physical status.

We know that "how" someone is feeling has everything to do with

their physical prognosis, their energy for healing, their pain level, and

long term survival. In Mind/Body Medicine, emotions are viewed as

revealing the state of consciousness of a person.

•Disturbances in the Bio-energy field reflect disturbances in one's

consciousness. These disturbances precede the development of illness.

Changes in consciousness shift the Bio-energy field, which alters the course of disease. Spontaneous remission is related to the changes in

the vibrational frequency of the Bio-Energy Field that occur when

healthy shifts occur in the strength, coherency, and flow of our

emotions.

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Emotional Well-Being and Health

•The growing field of quantum Medicine enables us to look at

the human body as an electrical/electromagnetic system which

is charged and which charges the larger Quantum Field.

Consciousness is the organized carrier of information, and as

each person has their own “personality templates”, each

person has their own unique “Bio-Energy Field Frequency

Pattern.”

•Consciousness is the agency of change for emotions. Emotions

carry charge and charge is the agency of change within matter.

The more charge that a unit of matter possesses, the more it

can change. The significance of healthy emotional change is

profound in the vitality of our healing properties.

O. Carl Simonton, M.D.

Medical Director of Simonton Cancer Center

Since our instinctual nature is to avoid pain when

the body develops cancer, the psychological

meaning represents not the fact that a person wants to die, but the fact that on an unconscious level they need to get out of the real or imagined (perceived) long-standing pain or danger that they have experienced.

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The Role of Emotions and Stress

Denied hopelessness is the emotional states that most often precedes the development of cancer. We experience hopelessness when we do not get our emotional and psychological needs met over a long period of time. Because deprivation is a painful experience, we learn to protect ourselves by

repressing and denying the pain, anger, and fear that are the real emotions associated with deprivation. We begin to give up unconsciously about ever getting

what we really want. Eventually, we may completely lose awareness of our deep-rooted sense of hopelessness.

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The Role of Emotions and Stress

Shifting from hopelessness to hope is an attitudinal, behavioral, and emotional process. Internalizing the attitude that “I’m entitled to pleasure,” and “I can get what I want in life,” reinforces this attitude so that my experience of beginning to get my needs met becomes real.

Expressing more emotional pleasure produces a healthy physiological response.

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Excitement and Hopelessness

Excitement and hopelessness both affect our physiology. Consistent hopelessness, despair, or chronic distress impacts the central nervous system, which is connected to the other systems of the body. These systems, in turn, influence cell division. Normal cell division is occurring constantly, but when you have long-term depression or hopelessness,

it affects the hormonal, immune, lymph, and drainage systems of the body and creates imbalances in the system. Everything becomes more sluggish and toxins aren’t excreted as efficiently. Waste products are not eliminated as well in the body and weaken cellular health.

The opposite effect is also true. Whatever helps you become more excited about life gets translated at the cellular level. When you’re motivated, it’s as if your whole body has been turned on, and the cells become more alive.

When a Feeling Connects with a Thought,

an Emotion is Created

The power to change your mind about how you view things gives you the ability to change your emotional state and health. Again, as outlined above, to make changes we must first attach or perceive a different and better meaning to life events. In simple

language: Pick a better thought that gives you more emotional relief and that feels better.

Did you know that about 98-99 percent of

your stress responses are not activated by real

danger but are because you’re in “perceived” danger?

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Perceptions of Danger

Most of our emotional pain, anger, and fear are activated by perceptions that are created through unhealthy learned beliefs and attitudes.

When you’re in a state of emotional pain, anger, or fear that arises from unhealthy beliefs, you’ll stay stuck in one of these danger emotions until you shift your focus or change your belief.

Changing your focus is short-term emotional management. Changing your unhealthy beliefs is long-term emotional management and leads to long-lasting stress management, increased states of emotional well-being, and optimal health!

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The Role of Emotions and Stress

We move away from pleasure and love when we experience and believe that pain in connected to them, and then we get stuck in prolonged pain, anger or fear as a result:

• Danger emotions signal need to change.

•We naturally move towards what we feel.

Pain Anger Fear

Pleasure Love

Pain/Pleasure Connected

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The Role of Emotions and Stress

We feel and feel more of

the same when we

experience and expect our need to be satisfied.

Prolonged expectation of danger or deprivation.

Expectation of pleasure and love or needs satisfied leads to hope, optimism.

The Causal Chain to Psychological Stress

Chronic deprivation - unmet psychological needs - which manifests in mild to severe distress. Tendency to repress or bottle up these emotions (detach from feeling them altogether).

Consistent thought patterns that keep regenerating these danger emotions. People with cancer tend to have photographic emotional memories - the ability to recall details of past memories in “living color” and recreated past pain of that pain is experienced in the present – and as a result experience self in present danger.

Body responds as if in real danger - and our basic nature is to avoid pain.

Sympathetic nervous system is activated to respond to danger.

Danger doesn’t go away, since long-standing beliefs maintain one’s perception that danger exists.

Hopelessness on an emotional level results from the prolonged experience of being in emotional pain - without

a way to escape.

Prolonged activation of the sympathetic nervous system’s “fight or flight response” triggers other biochemical responses that affect or suppress the normal activity of the immune and neuro-endocrine systems. For example, recall the mechanisms involved in the exhaustion stage of Selye’s General Adaptation Syndrome.

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The Causal Chain to Psychological Ease

NEED FULFILLMENT & ​EMOTIONAL PLEASURE

NEED FOR PLEASURE ​NEED MET

(FULFILLMENT)=JOY/LOV

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PITUITARY ​GLAND ​STIMULATED

EXPECTATION OF PLEASURE ​AND NEED FULFILLMENT; ​DESIRE TO “MOVE FORWARD” ​EMOTIONAL PLEASURE

EMOTIONS DISCHARGED (EASE)

PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS ​SYSTEM CATHECTED; HEALTH, ​ANABOLIC STATE (CELLULAR ​REGENERATION OCCURS)

SELF-ACTUALIZATION ​(UNFOLDING GROWTH ​POTENTIAL)

OPTIMISM, HOPE, ​DESIRE

EASE, HEALTH

PLAYFULNESS

Psychological Stress

Unmet psychological needs perception: threat to survival (Unconscious “danger” beliefs)

Pain Anger Fear

Danger Response

Pleasure Love

Learned Hopelessness (Unconscious)

Limbic System

Hypothalamic Activity

Neuro-Endocrine System (Hormonal Imbalance)

Autonomic Nervous System

Sympathetic

Parasympathetic

Gland Pineal

Pituitary

Thyroid

Thymus

Adrenal

Psychological Ease

All emotions felt and expressed, utilized as signals to change.

Learned Optimism

Limbic System

Hypothalamic Activity

Autonomic Nervous System

Sympathetic

Parasympathetic

Excitement of Immune System

Activation of Anti-Cancer Mechanisms

Neuro-Endocrine System

(Hormonal Imbalance)

GlandEmotional

PinealUnconditional Love

PituitaryPleasure

ThyroidAnger

ThymusProtection/Survival

AdrenalFear

Master Gland of Immune

System Stimulated

The Guiding Principle Of Mind/Body Medicine (Specifically Psycho Oncology) Is That

The individual, not the disease, is at the heart of the treatment. Your beliefs and attitudes are the most protective factor that you have against cancer.

Healthcare delivery has often devalued the importance of keeping the person, at the center of the diagnostic and treatment process.

This is important to understand as your consciousness represents the upstream informational template that drives all of the other downstream regulatory biochemical and genetic mechanisms that suppress tumor growth and keep the body in a healthy balanced state.

The Speed Of Healing, Including Spontaneous Remission, Correlates Strongest With A Person’s Beliefs And Attitudes -

more than their specific diagnosis and treatment (whether it be traditional or alternatively based) separate solutions to treating it emerge.

This is what is not understood by the majority of people in

the country, and scientifically impacts the cure rate nationally

and globally.

First Comes The Illness, And Only Afterwards The Tumor.

Professionals involved in functional or biological medicine and alternative medicine view cancer as a generalized disease of the body.

These external stressors seem to possibly overload our systems, particularly if our bodies are already exhausted from internal stress - the stress of not having our needs met over a long period of time.

As humans, we not only have needs for love and pleasure, but also needs for recognition, purpose, playfulness, excitement, etc.

It then becomes important to begin to

identify our needs. This is difficult to do

if we do not have a core belief that it is

ok for us to have needs in general.

Work from the assumption that your illness is helping you meet some very important needs, and begin to explore what these needs might be. By being ill, your body will unconsciously help you meet these unfulfilled needs.

Since illness is an unconscious problem solver, you may not be aware of what the message of your cancer is right now. Illness can be viewed as a negative feedback system that helps us move in the direction of who we really are; our true nature.

Ask yourself the question:

“Can I get some of these secondary gains

that I have gotten from my illness and be able

to keep them if I get well?”

Generally, most of us treat ourselves much better when we are sick - it is ok for us to be loving and gentle with ourselves - to say “NO” and set limits - to slow down - to take time for ourselves - to take in love, etc.

Begin practicing a new system that you can use while being healthy that includes more gentleness.

Remember - you may not know what the meaning or message of your cancer is - or what some of your secondary gains are.

Be gentle with yourself in the explorations.

What Are Some of The Healthier ​Core Beliefs?

Nature of the Universe - ​Individually better than we know ​ourselves the ‘All There Is,’ ​creative forces in the universe, ​God – Good – Loving -Orderly, ​knows us - Cares for us and loves ​us more than we love ourselves.

Life - A loving teacher ​-We are here to learn ​who we are.

Health, Happiness, Joy and ​Love - Positive feedback ​that we are moving in the ​direction of who we are - ​connected to our purpose.

Nature of humans (me) - ​Good by nature.

Purpose - Our own unique/individual ​unfolding is built into each one of us. ​We are guided along our unfolding by ​desire, passion, joy, love, happiness ​and fulfillment. We are helped to shift ​from erroneous paths by illness and ​pain (physical, mental or emotional ​pain).

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Hope, Trust, Purpose, and Inner Wisdom

TRUST

A Belief in ​Something

HOPE

A Belief That Desirable ​Things are Attainable

Our beliefs influence our health, illness,

quality of life and quality of death.

Our foundational beliefs profoundly

influence ALL aspects of our lives.

Foundational beliefs are beliefs about the nature of ourselves, our universe, God, all there is, and the nature of our relationship to ourselves in our universe. This includes the meaning of life, the meaning of illness, health, death and purpose. There is no agreed upon method for determining the amount of truth or accuracy in our foundational beliefs.

There are, however, ways of determining the relative health value of beliefs

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For example: to believe that human beings are evil by nature is quite unhealthy. It is much healthier to believe that human beings are good by nature.

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Accessing Your Brain Power

•Imagery is a way of accessing the power of the brain to

command the body to respond in a desired direction.

•When you make a conscious decision to get well by

verbalizing the statement: “I decide to get well…” You

empower your body to mobilize its defenses to beat cancer.

•For many years we have observed that a motivated person

can actively influence the functioning of this vast

self-regulated and healing system of the body.

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Belief That Recovery is Possible

•Current research supports the view that your emotions and attitudes “talk” with the billion of defense cells in your immune system. You

can now learn how to utilize the natural processes of mind-body

communication to facilitate your emotional and physical well-being.

•We know that the limbic-hypothalamic system in your brain is the

major mind-body connector, and that it modulates the activity of the

autonomic, endocrine, and immune systems in response to mental

suggestions and beliefs.

•A belief that recovery is possible can mobilize a healing response by activating these major systems of mind-body communication and

healing.

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Decision to Get Well

•We have observed that an important enhancement in

self-healing seems to occur right when the patient makes

the decision to get well.

•Visual imagery involves using your imagination to create

pictures in your brain that communicate emotional safety,

comfort, and pleasure so that your body can shift into a

relaxed state where healing can occur.

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Creating a meaning about your cancer that supports you and empowers you is the first step in getting well.

Step 2:

Step 3:

Practice daily asking yourself better questions. Your brain is like a computer; it will give you information on whatever you ask of it. Notice the questions that you have asked yourself in the past that have caused you to be in a lousy state. What would be some questions that you could ask yourself about your current challenge of getting well that would make you feel great no matter what else was going on - including results you may have gotten on medical tests, or a poor prognosis that was given to you by a physician, or side effects from treatment, etc.

What you focus on determines the quality of your life and

health. Asking better questions daily forces your brain to make

better evaluations. How you evaluate things will determine

how you feel and what you do.

Step 5:

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This requires you to hold specific images daily of what you want - not of what you don’t want. Reality follows image. Many people spend much more time during the day thinking about the things they are afraid of that might

happen, rather than focusing specifically on what they want.

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Strategy for Getting Well

Imagery is All The Uses of The Imagination

•It is one of the oldest forms of healing on the planet, and one we are all capable of using. There is nothing new or strange about

this process. You use your imagination every day, whether you

are aware of it or not.

•Remembering what you had for breakfast or thinking about what

you’d like to have for dinner are natural ways we use our

imagination. Worry is an example of a common unhealthy use of

imagery - it is basically imagining and undesirable outcome.

Our goal is to show you how to harness this creative process and use it for improving your health.

Imagine your body as capable of healing itself:

It is important to understand that our bodies have known

how to recognize, transform and eliminate cancer cells since before we were born - it is part of our nature.

Imagine your treatments as effective:

It is important to embrace ALL your treatments, and imagine

them as your allies.

Imagine the disease as curable:

Cancer is a weak, confused, deformed cell that is naturally

recognized and eliminated by your body’s healing systems.

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You will then be asked to develop three, six and nine month goals in these various areas.

This will require some work and contemplation. The primary force directing the goals will be

desire.

Developing a plan gives us a guide to let us know the direction we are going and the pace that we are

setting. It is of value to know that we are always free to alter the plan and that these goals are simply a framework on which to build.

•REMEMBER to use enthusiasm, joy and vitality in this

experience of visualization.

•LOOK at the relationship between your thoughts and your

emotions and the energy - or lack of it - that is created by these

thoughts and emotions. Use the principles you have learned to

harness your imagination and influence your illness in a healthy

way.

•THE MIND-BODY CONNECTION - Drawing can be an easy,

an accessible way to explore unconscious attitudes.

•Make sure the focus of your VISUALIZATION is on what you

desire and NOT in the absence of your desire.

Example: The thought “I can get well” vs. “I wish I wasn’t sick.”

Illness can serve as a powerful message or reminder that we are out of balance with our true nature, and that there are issues in our lives that need to be recognized and resolved.

Health Plan

Development of a health plan is the framework on which the entire process of getting well is based. We have artificially divided all of life’s activities into six categories:

1. Purpose in Life

2. Creative Thinking

3. Exercise

4. Social Support

5. Play

6. Nutrition

We then ask you to identify which one of these categories is the most

important in your life, then the second and third, etc. This prioritizing can be

done in one of the two following ways. First, based on how much time you

have spent on these areas in the past, or secondly based on how it excites

you.

Remember that no one category is more important than any other.

These categories are:

1)Purpose in Life:

These are activities that include work, spiritual life, civic activities or

any behavior that gives one a sense of “why am I here?”

2) Creative Thinking: (Meditation/Visualization)

A more specific form of intentional relaxation and mental direction. A

technique for imagining desired outcomes in life as well as learning methods of

relaxation.

3) Exercise:

We are speaking of de-stressing exercise: Any activity in which you feel

better at the end of the exercise than when you began. To ensure this, when you

begin to exercise and if you feel worse, take this as a signal to slow down or stop.

Even though work or play might accomplish this process, it is important to

remember to keep exercise as a separate activity.

Remember that no one category is more important than any other.

4)Social Support:

This part of our lives includes family and friends, psychotherapists,

ministers, church groups and/or any person or group that you may turn to for nurturing and support.

5)Play:

Any activity that produces the feeling of joy, or what may be “having

fun.”

6)Nutrition:

This activity is focused on why we eat what we do, as well as our

beliefs about food, drink, diets, vitamins, etc. and the development of healthier nutritional patterns of behavior.

It is important to remember to eat what agrees with you and to

avoid that which does not.

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Kahler Communications International

was founded by Taibi Kahler, Ph.D., an award-winning clinical psychologist who has served as a consultant and advisor to Global 2000 companies, NASA, and other governmental agencies- as well as to several presidential and senatorial campaigns.

The Kahler “Key to Stress” Profile™ internationally represents State of the Art Technology in “personalized” stress management, resiliency, and high-powered communication.

The Kah ler Profile accurately correlates an individual’s Strengths, Perceptual Styles, and Psychological Needs with their Personality Type to predict strategies for optimal and high powered communication, which ultimately drives results for success and optimal performance.

Dr. Kahler’s “Process Communication Model” was utilized by NASA in the selection of Astronauts. For 20 years, NASA used this model to select resilient teams that would predictably perform successfully under pressure.

This is the ONLY stress management model in the world that can predict distinct distress pattern for an

individual given their personality structure, and can predict strategies for how one can instantly turn those distress patterns around.

Having this information provides individuals, leaders, and teams the ability to have the ultimate edge for achievement. Understanding second by second one’s own process of “Distress Patterns” & “Success Patterns” allows immediate adaptation for interacting with others.

Resiliency

The flexibility of responding is considered a desirable “resilient trait”, as it provides an individual or a team with the ability to view situations from different perspectives.

Resiliency has also been described in the literature as the ability of an individual to recover & rebound despite adversity.

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Having access to a personal roadmap of how you, as well as others, operate at your best gives both individuals and teams an advantage for taking the concept of

“HIGH POWERED COMMUNICATION”

to a whole new realm in understanding the dynamics of how to develop outstanding, interactive behavior that leads to “Resiliency Mastery”.

A response is a set of unfolding behaviors that can predictably set us up for being in the zone, or conversely for being at risk for serious miscommunication or personal injury.

– and also in consistently and predictably

enjoying high powered successful

performance!

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Step 1

•Knowing who you are and what motivates you.

Step 2

•Recognizing your personal warning signs of stress:

1st, 2nd, and 3rd distress symptoms

Step 3

Step 4

•Understanding the roadmap of your stress process

and how to reverse the pathways.

•Designing your lifestyle success formula to match

who you are with what motivates you.

Be Around People Who Motivate

and Energize You

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You’re probably going to find

that you’ll want to be with

different people for different needs.

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When you change phases in your personality structure, you keep your old personality type, even while moving into a new phase that has different motivating factors, needs, and preferences.

What used to jazz, juice, and motivate you is very different from what excites you in your new phase.

If you’ve noticed things that used to charge you up and motivate you are different and you’re starting to experience new wants, desires, and preferences –

this is a sign that you’ve shifted personality phases.

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To Shift

Out

of Distress

It becomes necessary to:

Identify our particular psychological needs, and to find ways to meet them in healthy ways on a consistent basis.

If you have not found positive and healthy ways to meet your particular psychological needs in the past, your body may force you to meet these needs when you are sick or injured.

When you look back on the time period of a year or two before either a recent illness, injury, or serious miscommunication in your life, you may notice one of several things:

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1. You might not have been having as much fun.

2. You might not have been feeling loved and appreciated.

3. You might not have thought that you

received enough acknowledgement for your

work.

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4.

You might not have experienced enough positive thrill and

excitement in your life on a regular basis.

5. You might not have had enough of a sense of inner peace and solitude.

6. You might have believed you were betrayed or involved with people or companies that did not share your beliefs and values.

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Each person’s variety of behaviors becomes their own individualized personality style.

Your individual

profile identifies you as one of six personality types: Harmonizer, Thinker, Persister, Imaginer, Rebel or Promoter.

These types are not good or bad,

smarter or less smart, better or

worse. They merely indicate different

kinds of people.

The components of

your personality type and their relevance to you and others will be described in your individualized Kahler Stress Profile™.

In the profile, you will learn about the various personality types and their relative strengths and behaviors

We experience hopelessness when ur psychological needs are not met over a long period of time. We begin to give up about ever getting what we really want.

We often take on a general life position. “I’m not okay… you’re not okay.” When we are in despair, we often sabotage ourselves by thinking, “It’s hopeless,” “I’m trapped,” “I am not getting what I want and need now,” and “I’ll never be able to get what I want and need.”

Understanding Yourself is Crucial in Learning to Turn the Tables on Stress

There are certain environments and situations which provide you the maximum opportunity to demonstrate your full ability to successfully manage stress.

The more successful you are at

finding or creating situations that suit your personal success dynamics, the easier it will be for you to generate positive energy, manage stress effectively, and maximize your high performance potential & greatest resiliency!

Managing Stress Successfully Long Term For

Optimal Energy & Peak Performance

Understanding Who We Are & How to Motivate Oneself

Knowing What Our Predictable Patterns of Distress Are

How to Alter Them Quickly

Adopting Healthier Beliefs & Perceptions so that we are not Programming our Bodies to be in Perpetual Danger.

Meeting our Unique Psychological Needs & Helping Others Charge Their Batteries for Individual, Group & Team Resiliency

Designing our Lifestyle so we Maximize Our Environmental Preferences and Personality Strengths

Knowing What Our Predictable Patterns of Distress Are

How to Alter Them Quickly

Recognizing Early Warning Signs of Distress & Practice Interrupting the

Patterns by Focusing on the “Process” Rather than “Content” of the Communication Transaction

Expressing Empowered & Desirable Emotional and Physical States Daily, and Anchoring Them Consistently

Experiencing Regular States Of Deep

Relaxation for Improving Restorative Sleep,

Cellular Regeneration,

and for Strengthening the Overall Health of the Autonomic Nervous System

Step 1

Knowing who you are and what motivates you.

Recognizing your personal warning signs of stress; ​1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree distress symptoms.

Step 2

Understanding the roadmap of your stress process ​and how to reverse the pathways.

Step 3

Designing your lifestyle success formula to match

who you are with what motivates you.

Step 4

Deciding To Get Well

Declaring your decision to get well in a way that is motivational to your personality type and phase is important so that your recovery process is enjoyable and more productive.

Emerging evidence indicates that impaired cellular energy metabolism is the defining characteristic of nearly all cancers regardless of cellular or tissue origin.

Aerobic glycolysis, arising from damaged respiration, is the single most

common phenotype found in cancer.

Emerging evidence questions the genetic origin of cancer and suggests that cancer is primarily a metabolic disease involving disturbances in

energy production through respiration and fermentation.

The disturbances in tumor cell energy metabolism can be linked to abnormalities in

the structure and function of the mitochondria.

This theory expands upon Otto Warburg’s well-known theory that all cancer is a disease

of energy metabolism.

Currently, most researchers consider cancer as a type of genetic disease where damage to a cell’s DNA underlies the transformation of a normal cell into a cancer cell.

The finding of hundreds and thousands of gene changes in different cancers has led to the idea that cancer is not a single disease, but is a collection of many different diseases.

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