Terminal Cancer Is a Misdiagnosis
Discover a Palliative Care Alternative Medicine You Can Survive
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Danny Carroll
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Danny Carroll
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Warning: This book is not for everyone. If you believe that the foundation principles of conventional medicine are beyond question, this book is not for you. If you have conviction that chemotherapy, surgery, and radiation are the only possible treatments for cancer, please do not buy this book.
Terminal Cancer Is a Misdiagnosis explores the medical discoveries of a German medical doctor called Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer.
In 1978, two months after the untimely death of his 19-year-old son, Dr. Hamer was diagnosed with cancer of the testicle and stomach. He was given a one percent chance of surviving. Against all odds, he survived.
In his late 40s and otherwise a healthy man, he could not help thinking there must be a causal relationship between his son's recent death and him getting cancer on a reproductive organ.
Dr. Hamer spent close to four decades and worked directly with over 50,000 patients. He concluded that cancer is a "survival” biological program. He estimated that when his medical discoveries surface, 95 percent of all symptomatic treatment protocols will become obsolete. This makes him a dangerous man to a multi-trillion dollar industry.
When Tubingen University refused to test or verify his medical discoveries against the law, and a court order, the reason they gave in court was, “we do not want to know if Dr. Hamer is right or not.”
In Dr. Hamer’s natural science, the Germanic Healing Knowledge, there is no such diagnosis as terminal cancer.
If you have been given a diagnosis of an incurable, terminal cancer by a medical doctor and sent home to die, listen to this book to discover:
- Why many diagnoses are incorrect.
- A six-year study that resulted in 85 percent of cancer patients who refused medical treatment surviving.
- How to switch off excruciating pain triggered by a terminal diagnosis like a light switch.
- Principles and healing protocols that apply to all cancer diagnoses, regardless of stage.
- How Germanic Healing Knowledge therapy is possibly the only exception I have ever found to the rule, “If it’s too good to be true, it probably is.”
- A music therapy to place your disease on hold while you address its origins.
This book is an introduction to Dr. Hamer's medical discoveries, and will be followed by over 500 series of books that perform a deep dive into each disease and illness. They will compare the conventional medicine and Germanic Healing Knowledge approach to the cause, symptoms, and treatment of each disease. Listeners will decide which is more compelling.
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- Anonymous User
- 26-10-23
I wish everybody could read this enlightening book
I loved Danny Carroll's plain English sharing of the revolutionary science backed understanding of health issues offered by Germanic New Medicine. This book is filled with examples of patient stories and the successes they achieved by adopting the GNM approach to their healing. GNM is aligned with the intelligence of the body and uses this perspective to guide us to look at the underlying psychic and biologic issues demonstrating that when we heal the personal conflict, the body feels safe to let go of the health issue. If you approach this book with an open mind, you will feel safe about your health for evermore.
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- moomin baby
- 06-12-23
The truth
Easy reading Thankyou. GNM is incredible. Lovely easy book for beginners and cancer sufferers who decide chemo is not for them.
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- Geoff59
- 16-02-24
This changes everything
After listening to this audiobook I won't look at any health issue the same way again. I've never felt comfortable with all the fear-mongering that goes on in
the health industry,or with the notion that all these horrible sounding diseases
and conditions must necessitate professional help(or else...).
In short the idea is perpetuated that this body of ours is completely inadequate
when it comes to self healing and we need to seek treatment,or more likely
join the very long waiting list. It can make one feel incredibly helpless.
This book challenges all that to the very core,it proposes that given the right
approach and understanding our bodies definitely can heal themselves.
If you're ready to question everything you've ever thought or been told about
illness and disease then you really should read this.
It's both shocking and exciting, and to me it just feels right.
The author is a very genuine and interesting man,he speaks from personal experience and that is a real endorsement in itself.
It's not even expensive either.
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- MUM1
- 04-12-24
Terrible
Terrible. Anti science nonsense. Has zero credibility. No not buy. Cancer is not caused by trauma
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