The Gift of Knowledge

Thank you for your calls and concerns.  Bill is in home hospice now but he defied statistics and the prognosis delivered by all the specialists.  His success in living well with gastric carcinoma made doctors ask “what’s he doing?”  The answer is Bill’s gift to you.  He asked me to share this because there’s someone who needs to know.

A COPD patient with 24% lung function, Bill had learned to live with limitations.  Then he began having other symptoms that were confused with gall bladder but that surgery only created more “stomach” problems.  He was in and out of hospitals for two years.  At one point, he went in through emergency for unknown bleeding and was discharged with no diagnosis after several days in ICU and four units of blood.  Three weeks later stomach cancer perforated an artery and he nearly bled to death only two blocks from a hospital.

Four weeks after surgery, he began chemo but stopped after seven weeks and three hospitalizations.  Radiation was ordered but on the first trip the machine broke down and everyone was sent home.  The next week, the girl that operates the machine was sick.  Everyone was sent home.  By the third week they said he would have to be re-calibrated before beginning radiation.  We took that series of events as a message and he stopped all conventional treatment and began to get well!  What follows is what changed him from being at death’s door to better health than he had known in years.  He recovered so quickly that he went ahead with double hernia surgery that had been postponed for over a year due to being a high surgical risk.  How he lived two years in good health instead of enduring what would have been only a year of torture is what he wants to share with you.  What goes around…

A friend called us on Christmas morning 2003, seven weeks after Bill’s surgery.  The Dorsetts had bought Akitas from us and a twenty year friendship outlasted their active involvement in dogs.  Dave is one of the most intellectually curious and gifted people we’ve ever known and when he began a study of metaphysics, we weren’t surprised.  That call was a two hour crash course on Rife Technology after which I researched everything I could find on the science of applied frequencies.  Bill’s success in shrinking tumors is the result of a gift from an old friend who took time from his wife and kids on Christmas morning to share knowledge that made a tremendous difference.

We hope no one has a compelling motivation to explore Energy Medicine.  One the other hand, when facing imminent death people are so distraught it’s difficult to absorb new concepts or they are so ensnared in the medical loop that their minds are closed to non-traditional alternatives.  Fortunately, the internet has popped the lid off what has been so effectively covered up.  Clinical studies and science are merging.  Applied energy will become the “new” field for conventional medicine within the next decade.  People are already looking at natural cures instead of just relying on prescriptions that carry high risk and high cost.  As a result, pharma giants are suddenly hawking “natural remedies” in order to capture an informed consumer market that spends billions of dollars per year on alternative health care.

How does this relate to cancer or other life-threatening illness?  In most states, a doctor can lose his license for recommending treatment other than surgery, chemo, and radiation.  Imagine the conflict for physicians who have taken an oath to do no harm but are compelled to recommend only that which could kill the patient.  October press on a new cancer vaccine is not news, only presented as such.  More “breakthroughs” will emerge as more people reject traditional treatments. One inarguable slant on today’s medicine is money.  Piles of it.  The average cost per cancer patient is $400,000 to $700,000.  Hospitals, doctors, pharmaceutical companies, research labs; they are all in business to make a profit and cancer is a gold mine!   Most of us take a pain pill because we want to feel better now. Conventional medicine has taken over because it can - because we trade long-term cures for immediate gratification.

My columns often deal with DogCare because we all want to provide the best for our dogs and in the process, we stumble across something that enriches our own health.  A wise person recognizes there is no placebo effect in animal medicine.  It works or it doesn’t.  One example is Photonic Therapy developed by Brian McLaren, DVM, B.V.Sc., Q.D.A.H., P/G Dip. (I.V.A.S.) Grad. Dip. Acup., M.App.Sc.  We learned about the “torch” through friends who taped a TV show, ordered the gadget, tried it on their animals, and then called and invited us over to “learn something new.”  RFDTV showed a horse led into the round pen, limping badly, classic pain signs; ears laid back, tail whipping.  As Dr. McLaren treats him, the tail ceases lashing, ears sag to the side, eyelids droop and finally, the ultimate sign of total equine relaxation - the lower lip hangs loose.  In less than ten minutes, that horse walked out of the ring with absolutely no sign of a limp!  Irrefutable evidence that something miraculous just happened!

Of course we ordered it.  That torch prevented several trips to emergency, stopping severe asthma attacks or vomiting episodes.  Some would say it delayed diagnosis.  The combination of centuries-old acupuncture points stimulated by the 20^th Century LED technology provides measurable relief in emergency situations and cures many problems previously thought treatable only through surgery and prescription drugs.

There are other therapies just as effective and scientifically documented.  You don’t have to conduct clinical trials to know that an opera singer shatters a glass by hitting a certain frequency.  When a piece of crystal transmits signal, you don’t have to be a scientist to pick up the phone or listen to the broadcast.  The energy generated in a tiny magnet became the telegraph and established frontier communications.  We will begin putting more information on TheDogPlace.org as time permits.  For now, I hope I’ve piqued your curiosity and you won’t wait until there’s a crisis to begin learning.  Do it for your animals to keep them healthy.  Do it for yourself.

We can’t call each of you but Bill and I hope this column does for you what that Christmas morning phone call did for Bill.  Consider this our Christmas card - wishes for a wonderful and happy Holiday that lasts all year.