When Diagnosed with Cancer

When diagnosed with cancer there are a myriad of choices available that are becoming more and more popular and accepted by mainstream medicine. Sometimes when diagnosed with cancer it can be a challenge to find the very best options that are available specifically for you.  Below you can gain insight from Dr. Med. Friedrich Douwes, Michelle Richmond, Dr Richard Moore and Marcus Freudenmann

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Diagnosed with Cancer with Dr. Med. Friedrich Douwes

Duration 2:11 min

When diagnosed with cancer the first step is to make the correct diagnosis. People come with a diagnosis of breast cancer, liver matasticies, bone cancer etc but this is only part of the diagnosis, nobody in this case  asks ‘What is the patients psychological background, the exposure to environmental poisons,  the hormonal situation they only look at one or two hormones to semi influence the cancer, where as what these patients need is a balance of hormones.

These are the first steps when diagnosed with cancer, the next step is to talk to patients about the treatment, many patients are disappointed after the first session as we are more interested in the person, the patients, how they live their lives, their environment and what they can do themselves as all these aspects of a person and their life  help us better understand the best steps to follow after a person as been diagnosed with cancer. It is also part of our theory that the patient has to become active, has to understand and be involved in the treatment. If the patients is not involved and behaves like he is taught by conventional medicine to keep your mouth shut, give your arm and we will do everything for you, he has to tolerate it and not ask to many things because physicians don’t like it. If patients comes from complimentary treatment most physicians don’t even know what the patient is talking about.

with Marcus Freudenmann

DO NOT PANIC! Sit back and consider your options. Never run and make a fast decision or do anything which seems forced upon you. Familiarize yourself with the idea, start ding some research and inform yourself.

I usually tell everybody  to STOP!! You see people running, running like crazy after work to fill their obligations in relationship, to maintain  integrity to their family, all the things we keep doing and doing and doing, stressing and running, when something happens, like a disease its quite worth while to see it as a big stop sign. You’ve been going in a direction that is not healthy for your body. Its a matter of taking the immediate  stress off your body. Call  your family and say ‘I need time out, I need some support” and stop doing what you where doing before and change things.

The fear is quite stressful as we say ‘I have to keep going, I have all these things to do, wheres the magic pill?’ But it wont help because the main thing you need to do is go inward and look at your life. And that’s like being two people, one is the acting part and one is the observer from the outside observing yourself from the outside asking

• ‘How is my life?
• How is my relationship to nature?
• How is my work?
• Hows my relationship to my physical body?
• What am I actually doing?’

and as soon as you do that, as soon as you come to terms with your relationship to the various aspects of your life and be in stillness, you start to see that this causes me to be at dis-ease. I’m at dis-ease at work, I’m stressed, I’m bullied, I don’t have the self confidence to stand up for myself it’s been causing me tummy aches for the past three years. I’m in a relationship which is very painful, I’ve been eating crap food, start to see yourself and your life as it is instead of keep on running which lead you to this place you’re know living.

We are so used to being stressed and running to keep up that we would rather take a pill and keep going instead of listening to what this disease is trying to tell us.

Disease, and cancer in particular does not grow overnight, nor does it progress overnight. It’s a process which takes years to develop and in 99% of cases which are diagnosed with cancer there is more to be  gained by doing  research, study and gathering information, than in there is in any fast reactive steps.

As you further peruse  the interviews on the site you will see many more tips on the first steps to take when diagnosed with cancer.