February 29, 2008
An Interesting Blog on Reiki
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I have found a very interesting blog about Reiki, called Reiki Ranch, written by Taylore Vance. To give you just a sample of the rebellion atmosphere at that blog, go see this link about eliminating cancer with simple Sodium Bicarbonate.
Filed under Reiki by Dusko Savic
February 10, 2008
Lupron, Hysterectomy or Reiki Against Endometriosis
Endochick is a writer, a mother, a wife, and a student. She suffers from Stage III endometriosis, IBS, Complicated Migraines and hypothyroidism and she has a blog about her struggles with endometriosis. She is in great deal of pain because of large cysts and the doctors had a suprise for her: as far as they are concerned, she has to enter the artificial menopause, either through Lupron or through hysterectomy. Here is an excerpt from the conversation:
DR: “So, Dr. K and I are prepared to offer you two things, either Lupron or a Hysterectomy. “
ME: “Thank God!”
DR: “Now both of these will put you into menopause. The Lupron will be a seudo menopause with added side effects from the drug. I’ll be honest with you, Lupron is hard to take. Many women have problems with it. Also, the hysterectomy will be put you into immediate surgical menopause because we will have to take the ovaries. “
ME: “Ok.”
One referral to urologist later, and I’m left to decide between the two options. What a day!
Here is what I have commented:
Hi EndoChick
I am a male so I cannot have your painful experiences first hand, but there sure are several ways to lleviate the pain. One of them would be Reiki, you can get it immediately if you go to my site. ou’ll get half an hour long distance Reiki session and it is free. You can use it once per day, very day. If that helps even a little bit, that would be a great sign that Reiki and perhaps other nergy healing techniques can help where classical medicine can not.
My entire site is devoted to using such methods in order to avoid hysterectomy. Your doctor is right aying that Lupron is hard to take (there is a page about why is it so on the site), but hysterectomy is worse, cannot be undone and there is no guarantee that it will save you from endometriosis, if it has already spread far away from the uterus. But all this is pure theory while you are in pain, so let’s get away with the pain first, and then do try to heal yourself instead of trying to counterattack the damage that has already been done in the body.
Wishing you all the best!
Here is a list of helpful pages on this site, with information on endometriosis and many, many alternative ways to fight it:
The overview of the entire site
By the way, in cases like this, medical astrology should be the first resource to turn to, to discover a general strategy for the future, however, the patients have their acute problems and, truth to say, astrology reading is just a bunch of information from which no actual curing seems to come from. Once you have your reading, though, you start searching for the best therapies that can help you and things start to happen.
Filed under Endometriosis by Dusko Savic
February 9, 2008
How Reiki Helps With PCOS
Reiki can help you get back you menstrual cycle in order, at least that have been the experience of certain members of the SoulCysters.net. That seems quite comparable with our own pages on Reiki, on this site, as follows:
You can receive Reiki directly from this site via the Energy Pack, the service is free and unique to this site!
If you are new to Reiki, the following articles can help you start:
Reiki — The Universal Life Energy Forever with You
Reiki Distance Healing Can Influence Your Destiny
Reiki Treatment in Person
Reiki Attunement, What Is It, How To Buy It
Attunements for Flower Remedies
Filed under Reiki by Dusko Savic
February 7, 2008
Why Have Hysterectomy If You Are Healthy!?
What I find fascinating about the World Wide Web is the opportunity to “meet” other people and their destinies. In this case, Mary has got a smear test saying that she has cancer, and a few weeks later, she got another result, stating that she does not have cancer at all. That, however, did not bother her OBGYN, who blandly told her she now must have a hysterectomy. Here is her reaction:
I had to ask. If I have no cancer why would you put me at risk for major surgery for no reason? H was speechless for a moment, then stuttered slightly and said it was the hospital’s standard treatment. Then his mind was back in gear and he said that was down the road and we could talk about the risks involved with surgery versus having to get repeat paps and biopsies for years.
I have to wonder if there is a quota system for hysterectomies. Is there some national population control effort to give hysterectomies to healthy women? I don’t want to sound like a conspiracy theorist but why?
This is exactly how it sounds to me, by the way, except that I can, through medical astrology, tell in advance whether the thing will really develop towards cancer or not. (You would expect the learned doctors to be able to do that, but no, all they operate is based on the actual findings such as smears, Pap tests etc.)
Here is my comment on Mary’s blog:
Hi
I have read the newer parts of your blog with great interest and I have skimmed through the older parts as well. Yours is a classic story of what happens to the women in the USA. They start having certain gynecological problems and then “down the road” as your doctor has put it, they offer you a hysterectomy. They try to talk you into it, although in majority of cases, there is no real reason to do that. Indeed, if there is no cancer in sight, and you are otherwise healthy, why butcher your own body and expressly, at that?
Mary, there is a long road in front of you, but you have done what is actually needed: you have changed your life, starting with what you eat. That is the most important part of the equation, and now you need to find a modus of alternative treatment that you can apply on yourself, eventually, with low costs involved, and neither should you stop there. The more alternative treatments that you have in your disposal, the better. So, more learning is in order, and then you need to incorporate all that into your everyday life. But all of that is better than being cut for no reason at all!
I wish you all the best and I’ll try return to your blog within a few weeks to see what happens to you next.
Sincerely, Dusko Savic
the author of www.how-to-avoid-hysterectomy.com
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Has something like that happened to you!? Please comment!