it comes back because chemo cant get rid of all of them
the ones that are left are inherently robust
which is why often same treatment does little against them
Over 30 years ago I died, left my body, and returned with an unusual ability to identify specific stored memories people experienced in their life. They are physical to me. In addition, I’m like a walking MRI, feeling details inside other peoples bodies.
It’s all based upon a change in the action potential firing rate change in my brain resulting in a shift in my operating frequency of consciousness that resulted in perceptual changes.
During the past 30+ years I have tested hundreds of people with cancer. This inclydes many types of cancer and at many different stages.
I instruct the person to close their eyes and think of the location of the cancer. Then I start about 15 ft from the person with the palm of my right hand facing them, and walk toward the person, never touching their physical body.
When my hand hits the stored memory of the perceived traumatic memory stored in their consciousness, it physically moves their body. Often nocking the person off their feet. During this process I bypass all critical senses and only stimulate the memory in the person’s consciousness field that is attached to the location of the cancer. This stored memory is the perceptual programming event that created the cancer.
In 100% of the cancer, MS, and all auto immune diseases, the person’s physical body moves to their left, indicating that they internalized guilt relating to the perceived experience. Often the memory was a childhood event where the child blamed themselves for an event that was not even their fault.
Based upon the details I feel in the person’s body, (it feels like a cactus is located in their lower liver area on the right dide of their chest just below the lowest rib ) my speculation is that a reversal in the emotional subconsciousness causes the allosteric enzymes responsible for detoxing the body to self punish the person by reversing function.
I’ve further identified in recurring cancer that current life events trigger the stored perceptual programming event to reactivate.
What I explained barely touches the surface of what I found. Thus, I am in full agreement with the article that stress causes cancer. My research just takes it a few steps further and identifies the specific perceptual programming event and location of the stored memory of the experience that created the stress programming in the person’s life.