The Emotional Biology of Cancer

There are two types of grief know to medical science. One is the ordinary grief, where the individual allows themselves to go through the grieving process and understands loss is a natural part of life. The other is “complicated grief”, where the individual has attached themselves so acutely to

Cancer is caused by the suppression of toxic negative emotions; primarily anger, hate, resentment and grief. Suppression of toxic negative emotions increase stress hormone cortisol levels, which directly suppress immune system function. When the immune system is not functioning properly, normal cells mutate into cancer cells, which occurs over 6 phases. The more

In the vast majority of those with cancer, there exists both a combination of psychological as well as physiological stresses that have contributed to the formation of cancer within the body. There are several factors that create stress on the body’s cells. Cancer is created at the cellular level in

It critical for the cancer patient to uncover and release toxic negative emotions (such as anger, hate, resentment and grief) that have caused and are continuing to fuel cancer in the body. As the typical cancer personality suppresses their emotions behind a dam wall within the subconscious, finding ways to uncover and