Cancer
New Guidebook Uses Buddhist Principles to Combat Cancer
Published in Cancer Weekly, April 28th, 2009
"For those who are touched by cancer there is no sweeter, more mystifying sound than the elusive words SPONTANEOUS REMISSION," writes Dr. Alan Cooper in his new book, "I, Cancer: The semi-Buddhist answer to dancing with Cancer ... YOU LEAD" (published by AuthorHouse). "But what if this miraculous phenomenon was not a spontaneous event at all but was rather an entirely fundamental, even predictable endpoint on your heroic inner journey over the moat of fear and helplessness that surrounds your cancer'"
Cooper believes that a successful recovery from cancer can be achieved in part by using self-hypnosis and psychoneuroimmunology as core methods of treatment. He argues...
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Source: Cancer Weekly (2009-04-28)
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