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The New Cancer Paradigm: Mobilize the Mind to Heal the Body

The New Cancer Paradigm: Mobilize the Mind to Heal the Body

Lerner, Avinoam

Paperback

Health GeneralCancerGeneral Psychology

ISBN13: 9798701610758
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 14 2012
Pages: 208
Weight: 0.63
Height: 0.44 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
This updated and revised version of The New Cancer Paradigm introduces a new perspective on illness, particularly cancer. Nearly all methods today, both conventional and alternative, focus on healing the body without healing the Mind i.e. the person within this physical body. This outdated approach separates the person from the illness and often leaves the root cause of cancer and suffering unaddressed. This book calls our attention to the body's innate ability to fight against and heal from illness and how we can strengthen its campaign by utilizing the connection between the Subconscious Mind and the Immune System related to Cancer. In practical terms, Lerner's breakthrough methodology, grounded in the scientific study of Psychoneuroimmunology (PNI), is designed to maximize the efficacy of modern medical cancer treatments and improve the odds of a full recovery. It highlights the multi-dimensional nature of our being and the need for healing to take place not only on a physical level by treating the body but also on the level of the Mind, which produced the internal environment in which cancer could flourish in the first place. Offering the reader a new way to see and relate to their illness, this book will inspire those who wish to actively participate in their care with a goal-oriented methodology to override fear, self-sabotage, and negativity, heal deep-seated patterns of trauma, boost immune function and ultimately develop a more favorable attitude toward treatment, medicine, and outcome.

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