A woman on thirty daily pills and ten surgeries became fully healthy in a year after learning to trust her body's ability to heal. The guest argues that patient belief is decisive in recovery, citing Dr. Bernie Siegel's research on cancer survival and mindset.
You can either agree to whatever the diagnosis is and say, this is going to be my future. Or you can say, you know what, I don't subscribe to that. Your brain, your spinal cord, it controls every organ in the body. I had a patient, she had had over 10 surgeries, taken over 30 pills a day, and within 6 months to a year, she was completely well, all primarily by teaching her how to believe in the body to heal itself.
Why do you think that So many of the healthcare practitioners have gotten it wrong.
If you're trained traditionally, you believe in a system that is about healthcare, but in reality, it's about economics.
Having control over your life says a lot about illness.
There was a man named Bernie Siegel, and Bernie was a good friend of my mentor. I asked Bernie, and I said, "Well, Bernie, you're getting results in cancer where other people are not. What is the secret to your success?" And he said to me, "Well, how much do they believe that their body can actually heal the cancer?" And I look at him, I said, "Dr. Siegel, you mean to tell me that it's the belief system of the patient that actually determines whether they get well or not?" And he said, "Absolutely."
