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How Do I Know Which Is The Right Path To Choose?

October 26, 2009 By Michelle Leave a Comment

with Dr Richard Moore

Duration 3:09 min

When diagnosed with cancer its important to gather as much information as you can and yes it can be very much a mine field and a significant stress that can be added to the process, which is not that productive as part of the approach is to relieve the psychological stress as well as all the other stressers that have been placed on the body.

Really, people need to be well centered, be in their heart and feel what’s right for them. For some people that maybe looking at the scientific evidence and that may not work for others. Its what sits well with you, its your journey and you should not be bullied into certain treatments or approaches whether that’s from an orthodox medical world or a complimentary world.

Its really about being honest with yourself and maybe having a close friend that you can use as a sounding board who can be objective. Be careful about practitioners and family members projecting their biases onto you, you need to be as objective as you can and decide what is comfortable for you.

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Is Cancer A Catalyst For Change?

October 24, 2009 By Michelle Leave a Comment

with Michelle Richmond

Duration 2:55 min

Cancer a catalyst for change, absolutely.

There’s nothing like being  diagnosed with cancer to flag a big red stop sign saying ‘Hey there’s something that’s not working for you in your life, its time to do something differently.” Whether that’s your relationship to yourself, others, the way that you work, whether your on the treadmill of stress and getting  things done or being devoted to the family, the company, everybody else but yourself. Whether your emotional body is out of alignment; the way you think and perceive the world, your environment. Usually its a big soup pot full of all these things that creates the dis-ease in your body.

The cancer is telling you stop you may have limited time, get your act together, get in alignment with what you love, start living your passion. There has probably been a few indicators along the way, back pain, hormonal problems, headache, financial problems, relationship problems all trying to get your attention that something needs to change. The cancer is the final sign post. That’s the blessing in adversity, the gift of cancer, it can perpetuate  you to do things you’ve never imagined.

Embrace cancer as a catalyst to change your life in ways you’ve never imagined.

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Cancer a catalyst to change? Absolutely! When you’re diagnosed with cancer, there’s nothing like you to actually flag big red stop sign and say, “hey there’s something that is not working for you in your life. “ Whether that’s your relationship to yourself, to others, to where do you work, whether you where in the treadmill of stress on getting things done, divided to the family, the company or everybody else but yourself. Whether your emotional body is out of your mind the way you think and perceive your world and your environment. And usually it’s a big soup pot-full of all these things that creates this disease in your body.

So the cancer is telling you “Hey, stop, you might have limited time”. Get your act together. Get in alignment with what you love, start following your heart, start living your passion; it creates this brilliant opportunity to live your most expansive life now. There’s probably be a few indications just along the way, headache, back pain, whole mind problems, financial problems, relationship problems. All I’m trying to tell you,”Hey stop and do something differently” but usually we don’t because we’re far too busy. So the cancer is this kind of final sign for saying.” Alright guys how about you actually stop and doing something different in your life.” That’s the great gift of cancer. This brilliant catalyst to change that could perpetuate you in your journey that you never expected, that could perpetuate you in your journey to really made from your heart to really do what you love and to have that quality of life that you actually, usually that never perceived imaginable. Embrace cancer as a catalyst to change your life in ways you can never imagine.

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with Dr Richard Moore

Duration 2:51 min

When diagnosed with cancer a lot of people do see it as a catalyst for change, if they don’t, I invite them to consider it as a concept. During treatment you often see people making significant changes, readjusting their life’s priorities and reestablishing relationships or changing relationships or ceasing relationships that are not serving them, ceasing activities, thoughts or attitudes that are not serving them.

People become quite focused and look at cancer as an opportunity for change. From a more spiritual point of view they can look at ‘What am I supposed to learn from this experience?’

There is certainly a lot of fear around cancer also but it helps when people can see or consider a bigger picture, focusing on their life and a wellness approach instead of focusing on the disease, looking at optimising their wellness.

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Is It Important To Follow A Holistic Path When Diagnosed With Cancer?

October 11, 2009 By Marcus Leave a Comment

with Marcus Freudenmann, Michelle Richmond & Richard Moore

Duration Video 1 – 2:04 min Video 2 – 4;45 video 3 -6:10

If you look at yourself as a holistic being, then why should you go a non holistic path, if you try to separate the disease, especially the organ which is diseased from the rest of your body then you don’t have another choice, but to treat this disease, you can use radiation, chemo or cut it out but you dont have any other option because you are only looking at a small part of the whole.

If you stand back and look at the whole thing and see the the cancer is only the result of an imbalnce and thats what we need to understand. Cancer is not the problem, it is the result of something else that has then manifested in that form. If the process resolves the problem, then the cancer will be gone instantly.


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with Michelle Richmond

Duration 4:45

A holistic approach embraces the best of everything available from both western and complimentary medicine, when diagnosed with cancer there is no one right or wrong way. However there is the possibility to be proactive, take responsibility and  connect with what feels right for you, which is an important and empowering aspect of the healing process.

On a deeper level a holistic approach embraces the body as a community of 50 trillion cells living in harmony or dis-harmony as is the case in the dis – ease process. Each cell is a compilation of energy and matter, which is affected ultimately by your conscious and subconscious mind, emotions, thoughts, perceptions, diet  and environment. Hence  the cancer is seen as  an indicator of an imbalance within the whole community rather than an isolated ‘body part’ the need for a multi dimensional holistic approach to heal a multi dimensional being.

Like all things there are degrees and depths on the Holistic Spectrum the absolute ultimate and true healing occurs when as a multi dimensional being, you embody your spirit, your heart connecting with your passion for life, your purpose, step out of the doing and embrace that which you would truly love to do with your life. Moving from living in lower states of emotion like blame, judgment and guilt to states of acceptance, compassion and love.

In this state true healing occurs, your quality of life, relationships and life transform in ways that cannot be perceived by the mind they have to be experienced.

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with Dr Richard Moore

B.Med, B.App.Sci (Osteo), B.Sc (Hons), Grad. Dip. (Acupuncture). ACNEM Trained

Duration 6:10 min

Absolutely, an integrative approach is looking at all aspects of a persons existence, including a mind, body, spirit approach which is very important to have, because often diseases are treated from the view point that  is based on a physical issue. We are energetic beings so it very important to think about our emotions and energetic perspectives. Things that might alter function and pathology in the body, so again we would be looking at people thoughts, the quality of their thoughts, as thoughts effect physiology, their nervous system. We look at peoples sleep, as good sleep is needed to regenerate and is important for the immune system. We look at peoples nutrition as no one would argue that nutrition is absolutely essential for good health, immune system support, tissue rebuilding and vitality.

Hydration is important, we need water for a lot of cellular processes of the body as well as detoxification. We also need movement, joints like moving its helps circulation, lymphatic flow, relaxation and improves well being. As long as  the movement is qualified for that person, movement for one person may not be appropriate for others, its not a one size fits all.

Looking at structural issues from an Osteopathic point of view, structure governs function so if the structure is not optimal then the function from a neurological  or circulation point of view is not going to be optimal either.

The integrative approach looks at all aspects of the human existence that might be affecting or impacting peoples health, compared with a standard medical approach which is targeting one aspect and disease focused. An integrative approach is a wellness generalised approach, the intention of an integrative approach is to get the body into the best position it can so the body can heal itself.

In my experience when diagnosed with cancer its about quality of life, an integrative approach may not mean longevity but they seem to have less pain, less need for medications, a better mind frame, a more positive outlook, more mobile and we can reduce the need for hospital admission for managing side effects. they seem to cope with their illness in a better way.

The end result is a better quality of life.

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What Role Does My Emotional State Play In Healing Cancer?

October 10, 2009 By Marcus Leave a Comment

with Dr. Med Friedrich Douwes, Marcus Freudenmann, Michelle Richmond & Richard Moore

Duration Video 1 -4:08 min Video 2 – 4:09 Video 3 – 2:50 Video 4 – 2:07

Is the symptom the root of the dis-ease … NO!!

When you treat only the symptom, the disease itself persists, as the symptom is not as deep as the disease itself.

Holistic cancer treatment embraces the whole person, and clearly sees that a human being lives on 3 plains at one time the physical, the psychic and the mental. In 1978 there where enough hints that there was a association between the three aspects of a person. If a person has a negative and destructive mental condition how can the body heal, it must be addressed.

This is one of the explanations that the conventional medicine is not successful.

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with Marcus Freudenmann

Duration 4:09 min

Your emotional state is about 80% of the reason you get sick and a minimum of 90% of the reason you recover and heal yourself!

Your mind is connected with your body and has an enormous influence on your well being and this also works vice – versa.

If you feed the mind with low frequency thoughts and emotions like greed, grief, resentment, anger, fear and so on your body turns into a low frequency and becomes dull. You will feel at dis-ease with the world.

If you feed the body with low frequency dead food, toxins, artificial flavors, food enhancers, chemicals, poisons and all other environmental toxins your mind becomes dull. Just think of alcohol and what it does to your mind. Do you really think all the other substances are different? No they perturb your mind, make it dependent and lead you into a deadly spiral of consuming toxic material.

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with Michelle Richmond

Duration 2:50

When you start to understand how your mind and emotions affect your physical body, your well being, this is where real possibility, healing and expansion occur..

And then take that understanding to a deeper level and apply it to transform the way you think and perceive the world, to transform your emotions and move out of living in a place where you are a victim of the world to become a proactive creator of your world.

Dr Bruce Lipton the author of  ’The Biology of Belief ‘ says our beliefs, perceptions, the way we see the world, our past experiences and what we make them mean about us or how we are in the world and how people relate to us and our environment create our biology, changes our D.N.A.

Mastering the mind and the emotions is the most exciting part of the journey, creating  the possibility for you to be proactive in the healing process, proactive in creating the life you’d love to live, rather than being the victim of your life. Understanding and working with your mind and emotions is the key to healing.

You can move from living in states of  blame, judgment, rejection to being in a place of expansion, a place where you see a world of full possibility and live from your heart.

This is where your quality of life changes and your life expands. This is the great gift that comes from being diagnosed with cancer … transformation then becomes your choice!

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with Dr Richard Moore

Duration 2:07

It absolutely paramount, with any illness there’s always some sort of emotional component to it, whether its primary or some sort of secondary issue where the emotions, the mind and body feed off each other, its important to address it and bring it to the persons attention.

Emotions will effect nerve function, hormone release and therefore effect the function of the body. In the case of people who have stressful emotions, they release a lot of the stress hormones particularly cortisol, excess cortisol tends to  inhibits the immune system and inhibits tissue regeration and so forth. You know when you are stressed it effects the gut function which may reflect as constipation or diahrea, so you can see how emotions effect your physiology.

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How Can I Deal With The Projections Of Other People?

October 10, 2009 By Marcus Leave a Comment

with Marcus Freudenmann, Michelle Richmond & Richard Moore

Duration Video 1- 2:52 min Video 2 – 2:43 Video 3 1:45

Would you like to be responsible if I die following your advice!

No one else will know what’s best for you. No one else lives in your body. No one else will know what needs to be changed so you can recover and mend what needs to be mended.

If you listen deep inside you will know what’s best and as soon as you know it will work. So listen and keep still until you can hear.

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Very simply put, the only person who is living in your house is you; it’s your body, it’s your temple, it’s your decision.

See, a lot of times there are family fears and projections saying ‘You have to do it this way, I think it’s better that way’ and they might be right and they might be wrong. So one way of responding is ‘Wat if I take your advice and it doesn’t work?’

Would you like to take the responsibility? Is it really that important that I follow what you think or is it more important that I listen to my own body. This usually gives a lot of help and support; it puts people into that position of responsibility which is also something that not everybody wants to take.

There is not one person who can tell you more about yourself than you; because you live there you feel it and this is why I would always trust your own instincts. If you feel it and this is been miraculous, if you feel that this kind of treatment is actually helping you, then it will, because it’s your belief, it’s like those placebo effects they have done a hundred of tests in hospitals all around the world they’ve given medications, and they’re given placebo, and the placebo was working even more powerfully than the medication everywhere.

So its not really a matter of following the right path of doing the right thing, its more about believing that for you, this is best, and if you have that feeling it’s going to work.


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with Michelle Richmond

Duration 2:43 min

There is nothing like being diagnosed with cancer to really test  just  how much you believe in your own beliefs, how much faith and trust you have in yourself, how much faith you have in the decision you’ve made about your path forward.

Everyone in your life has an opinion not just your practitioners but your friends, relatives  and work colleagues and they usually don’t have a problem sharing their opinion with you, telling you exactly what you ‘SHOULD” do and what will happen if you don’t do exactly what they say.

However at the end of the day whose the one responsible for your health? Are they going to be the ones looking in the mirror saying ‘On my god I wish I’d listened to myself and done what was right for me?’ ‘ I wish hadn’ t listened to everyone else’. Are they  the one living in your body, the person who is feeling the process, gathering the resources and information, asking the questions? They just don’t know what you know, they do not have the resources that you have or the same faith in you as you do. Their projections are based on their own well meaning but unhelpful fears and panic.

You don’t have to convince them that your right, just as they don’t have to convince you they are right. You are the only who knows what’s right for you. You are the only one living in your home, the vehicle of your body.

It’s the perfect way to grow faith and trust in yourself, the more you grow faith and trust in yourself the less projections will come at you.

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with Dr Richard Moore

Duration 1:45 min

It can be a bit of a challenge because it depends on the particular relationship dynamic with that person. But I always encourage and remind the patient that it is there journey and that they need to empower themselves and no one can do that for you. They can just give you information and you need to make the decision yourself.  I keep on reminding people to do that and take charge its a very important part of the treatment to take charge and not be swayed by other peoples preferences, biases and emotions.

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When I Feel Unsure About The Treatment Prescribed, What Should I Do?

October 10, 2009 By Marcus 1 Comment

with Marcus Freudenmann

Duration 3:11 min

Study and inform yourself.

There is no other way. It’s called the survival study which is necessary for your recovery.

The difference between surviving cancer and being a victim of the “SYSTEM” is knowledge. Only if you have an overview about your condition, how cancer came to you and what needs to be done to heal it, YOU are capable to decide what’s best for you. Then no one can tell you a story.

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with Michelle Richmond

Duration 2:23 min

There’s 1001 ways to heal cancer and the one that’s right for you!

When diagnosed with cancer if your feeling unsure or uncertain then its your body telling you to seek another opinion, listen to your inner voice, your intuition. STOP and start to ask some deeper questions, find out more information and look for the path that feels right for you.

Ask what’s this cancer really about? What else is available ?and How do these things work together ?  As you do this you’ll find other opinions, other practitioners and people that have achieved results. This very same voice that said hey just a minute, I’m not quite sure will also be the one that’s says hah this treatment/practitioner feels right for me, I feel like I can connect with this doctor, I feel safe this very same voice will be your indicator to help you navigate the path forward it will help you connect what’s right for you.

Every practitioner has a different perspective based on their education, experience and even sometimes personal fear and limitations after all they are human too. There are mnay challenges and growing experiences when diagnosed with cancer experience shows that its never about the treatment but about the deeper connection to self, your pasion, your will to live, to stand up for yourself the list goes on and on and differs for each individual and is part of the cancer healing process.

Listen to your heart, follow your intuition, you cant go wrong you are the only one that knows what treatment process is right for you.

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with Richard Moore

Duration 1:48 min

When diagnosed with cancer and trying to sort out all this information, a person has to find out as much information about all the treatments that have been suggested and talk to some experts that have been practicing in those particular fields, seek them out. Its worthwhile doing rather than being helpless in the process and taking peoples words for it. People have to take it on board themselves, to actually be able to make a decision that’s right for them. Get a second opinion, decide  what’s right for them, whether that’s from another oncologist, an integrative doctor or an integrative practitioner  and see what sits the best.

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What Can I Do When My Doctor Puts Pressure On Me?

October 10, 2009 By Marcus 1 Comment

Did you know that in most countries around the world you do not have free will of what kind of treatment you can choose for yourself? Nor for your children? Children can even taken away from you and treated in the interest of the SYSTEM!

There is so much pressure and so much miss information that your actual choice is completely manipulated by the greed and  financial interests.

That’s why we have collected some very valuable answers for you which give you a choice. A choice to act according to your own believes. We call this information UNADULTERATED as we do not have anyone license what we present to you.

Find below some answers from Michelle Richmond who did actually help thousands of cancer patients to find their way through the jungle of information.

Dr. Richard Moore will explain the importance of a second opinion and knowing the subject.

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with Michelle Richmond

Duration 3:41 min

The cancer did not grow over night, tell the doctor you need more time and seek at least another 2 professional opinions, gather information and resources and make an informed decision guided by the doctor that feels right for you. Find someone that resonates with you, that you can communicate with and ask the questions you need to ask.

In any given situation there are always people that we feel comfortable with and can communicate with more freely, just because you get along really well with someone does not mean other people in your life do and doctors are no different. Its your healing process and the objective is to bring harmony and ease back into all aspects of your life rather than a doctor/patient relationship that is ill at ease…

When you are working with the right person, you can then make a decision that you feel sure about and you can move into the treatment process knowing in your mind that you are on the right path with out consistently second guessing yourself and adding worry to an already stressful situation.

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with Dr Richard Moore

Duration 2:16

When diagnosed with cancer and a person is pressured into procedures or treatments its very important that if they are feeling uncomfortable or they still have questions or doubts its better to make sure those doubts are cleared before they proceed. And certainly if the doctor cannot do that for you its a good indication to get a second opinion rather than be pushed or encouraged to do something that doesn’t sit well with you.

Some of these treatments can be very confronting whether that be surgery or some of the integrative practices, people ask ‘Am I doing the right thing, or ‘Should I be doing chemo before doing vitamins C’ its a metter of getting as much information as you can. Dont let anyone push into any form of treatment until you are sure what its all about, consider the pluses and minuses.

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with Marcus Freudenmann

Duration 2:54

Turn around and leave. Doctors who work with pressure, fear and with authority are not doctors. They are not worth your attention. And because they are not GOD and have no heavenly power, but work for money, just turn around and search for someone who has more integrity to their profession.

There are countless people out there who can work with you so you feel certain, have trust,  which are by far the most important factors to the healing process.

Also do not take one opinion and have you referred from one colleague to the next, but search for independent advice. People from different background as only through this you will get an overview which can lead you into the right direction for you.

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