Healing Cancer holistically

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.

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.