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bioenergy for cancer

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  • 10-04-2011 1:32pm
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    Not sure where to put this. Has anyone had experience of bioenergy healing. a new book claims someone with cancer was healed with it.the healer was on the late late back in gaybo time
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    MysticalSoul
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    I am not familiar with Bioenergy, however do practice other energy healing modalities. Just because it cured one person of cancer, doesn't necessarily make it a cure. By no means, should energy healing be a replacement for any medical treatment.


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    Rodin
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    This is dangerous stuff to be posting


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    Rodin wrote: »
    This is dangerous stuff to be posting
    is that in reference to me? can you raise with a mod if you are not happy. i know someone who has this illness and want them to be heald if possible. hence my query, i am not advocating bioenergy over conventional treatment


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    MysticalSoul wrote: »
    I am not familiar with Bioenergy, however do practice other energy healing modalities. Just because it cured one person of cancer, doesn't necessarily make it a cure. By no means, should energy healing be a replacement for any medical treatment.
    i have not suggested it be a replacement for medical treatment. Indeed had a look through the book and they say bioenergy should be used with conventional treatment. also i am not involved with bioenergy nor am i recommending it


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    meryem
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    If there is anything like bio energy than I think it is yet not that popular probably for this kind of service is not easily available every where. But I don't think it can bring any serious harm if given with medical treatment under expert guidance.


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    missmelo
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    Only today i was wondering the same thing only if it is any good not if its good for cancer, if anyone has had experience with this type of healing it would be good to hear


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    dlofnep
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    MysticalSoul wrote: »
    I am not familiar with Bioenergy, however do practice other energy healing modalities. Just because it cured one person of cancer, doesn't necessarily make it a cure. By no means, should energy healing be a replacement for any medical treatment.

    Why do you do it when you acknowledge that it shouldn't replace any medical treatment?

    These types of things give people false hope. If there was a cure for cancer, be it from bioenergy or pixie dust - we'd know about it by now.


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    MysticalSoul
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    dlofnep wrote: »
    Why do you do it when you acknowledge that it shouldn't replace any medical treatment?

    I have had good experience with it myself. Complementary therapies are called complementary for a reason, and also, if I stated that it is a good replacement, insurance companies would not exactly be pleased.


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    dlofnep
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    MysticalSoul wrote: »
    I have had good experience with it myself. Complementary therapies are called complementary for a reason, and also, if I stated that it is a good replacement, insurance companies would not exactly be pleased.

    It either cures it, or it doesn't. I'm sorry, but you doing hocus pocus on someone isn't going to assist them. You should never offer medical assistance unless you are a qualified doctor, using quantified practices.


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    Oryx
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    Id like to keep this to topic of the op, which was a request to hear of other peoples' experiences of bioenergy healing.

    I realise the contentious nature of alternative therapies, but it has already been stated in thread that such therapies DO NOT replace conventional medicine.


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    King Mallie
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    Heard of some who went for it. cant hurt to give it a go.


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    dlofnep
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    King Mallie wrote: »
    Heard of some who went for it. cant hurt to give it a go.

    It can hurt your pocket.


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    dozydelilah
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    hi i have been to one of these healers not for cancer though, i have to say after a year and a half of doctors, specialests, and all kinds of other thearapies, i am finially pain free...... i dont have any anything to do with healers, only that it has worked so well for me.........feel free to pm me, cause i know some people dont like this topic.....


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