Comments on: Guo Lin’s Qigong Cure for Cancer http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/ Martial arts for personal development Wed, 08 Feb 2012 07:51:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Brigitte http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/#comment-14776 Brigitte Fri, 22 Jul 2011 11:18:04 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/#comment-14776 Ich lernte Guolin-Qi-Gong in einem Grundkurs bei der Gesellschaft für biologische Krebsbekämpfung in Heidelberg kennen. Seit Mai praktiziere ich diese Grundübung nun jeden Tag. Durch die Windatmung sind meine Blutwerte nun wieder richtig gut geworden. Die Lebermetastase meines Brustkrebses bleibt klein und inaktiv. Sicher soll man Krebspatienten nicht vormachen, dass eine Methode das einzig Wahre auf dem Weg zur Heilung ist. Ganz wichtig ist aber, dass man als Krebspatient mutig aktiv wird und den eigenen Körper mit seinen Selbstheilkräften unterstützt, statt sich einfach nur passiv behandeln zu lassen oder ausschließlich mit den schulmedizinisch arbeitenden Ärzten ängstlich abwartend, wann die Krankheit fortschreitet zu den Nachsorgeterminen gehen und sonst nichts machen. Guolin Qi-Gong arbeitet ganzheitlich mit Körper, Geist, Psyche und spirituell und da ein energetisches Zusammenspiel dieser Ganzheit bei Krebs gestört ist, hilft es auch auf jeden Fall, wenn man es regelmäßig praktiziert. Ich lernte Guolin-Qi-Gong in einem Grundkurs bei der Gesellschaft für biologische Krebsbekämpfung in Heidelberg
kennen. Seit Mai praktiziere ich diese Grundübung nun jeden Tag. Durch die Windatmung sind meine Blutwerte nun wieder richtig gut geworden. Die Lebermetastase meines Brustkrebses bleibt klein und inaktiv. Sicher soll man Krebspatienten nicht vormachen, dass eine Methode das einzig Wahre auf dem Weg zur Heilung ist. Ganz wichtig ist aber, dass man als Krebspatient mutig aktiv wird und den eigenen Körper mit seinen Selbstheilkräften unterstützt, statt
sich einfach nur passiv behandeln zu lassen oder ausschließlich mit den schulmedizinisch arbeitenden Ärzten ängstlich abwartend, wann die Krankheit fortschreitet zu den Nachsorgeterminen gehen und sonst nichts machen. Guolin Qi-Gong arbeitet ganzheitlich mit Körper, Geist, Psyche und spirituell und da ein energetisches Zusammenspiel dieser Ganzheit bei Krebs gestört ist, hilft es auch auf jeden Fall, wenn man es regelmäßig praktiziert.

]]> By: House http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/#comment-14737 House Mon, 18 Jul 2011 12:01:15 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/#comment-14737 No, it's not going to be done because it's totally immoral. Cancer patients who are going to be treated exclusively by Qi Gong are going to die, horribly. Something you don't seem to care about. And I know your kind well enough to know that even if all Qi Gong treated patients die and all conventionally treated patients live, you will not change your mind, but blame: the test design, the alignment of the planets, the weather, negative vibrations, the cancers were not comparable in type and stage etc etc etc. Been there, done that. But do check out this site: http://members.bordernet.com.au/~pmoran/ Dr. Moran is very knowledgeable on the subject of alternative cancer treatments. Look up what is considered the minimal evidence needed to take this Qi Gong stuff serious, or any alternative cancer treatment for that matter. If you can come up with that sort of data, we can talk about actually testing this stuff. But you can’t, and you know it. No, it’s not going to be done because it’s totally immoral. Cancer
patients who are going to be treated exclusively by Qi Gong are going to
die, horribly. Something you don’t seem to care about. And I know your
kind well enough to know that even if all Qi Gong treated patients die
and all conventionally treated patients live, you will not change your
mind, but blame: the test design, the alignment of the planets, the
weather, negative vibrations, the cancers were not comparable in type
and stage etc etc etc. Been there, done that.
But do check out this site: http://members.bordernet.com.au/~pmoran/
Dr. Moran is very knowledgeable on the subject of alternative cancer
treatments. Look up what is considered the minimal evidence needed to
take this Qi Gong stuff serious, or any alternative cancer treatment for
that matter. If you can come up with that sort of data, we can talk
about actually testing this stuff. But you can’t, and you know it.

]]> By: Walter C. Mih http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/#comment-13492 Walter C. Mih Fri, 19 Nov 2010 19:27:27 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/#comment-13492 I am very interested in Guo Lin chi gong even though I do not have cancer myself. I have learn it for several months from books and DVDs. Would like to know others of same interest. I also like to help cancer patients. I am very interested in Guo Lin chi gong even though I do not have cancer myself. I have learn it for several months from books and DVDs. Would like to know others of same interest. I also like to help cancer patients.

]]> By: Charles von Wrangell http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/#comment-8836 Charles von Wrangell Sun, 02 Nov 2008 03:07:51 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/#comment-8836 I have received training from a Chinese doctor who graduated from a medical school in China teaching traditional oriental medicine. Since then I have met four people with various forms of cancer in different stages, mostly advanced. I taught each of the four the Qigong walking-breathing exercise attributed to Guo Lin. All four were ecstatic as their cancer went into reverse in a very short time. One, a female, 38, had multiple myeloma in an advanced stage when we met, by sheer chance. I taught her the exercise and at her request visited her to walk with her three consecutive days. I met her family who were very supportive because everything I taught made a great deal of sense to them. On the third day I also led her through a meditation she thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated. I saw that she had learned the Qigong exercise very well and told her so, adding that she could do it alone now, and should, twice a day, gradually increasing the time each successiive day to about an hour to two hours if possible each session. She promised she would. I was very glad that she seemed to be so delighted and apparently to have such faith in the exercise. She was a stressed out, nervous wreck when we first met, her hair was a mess and she had obviously been crying, fearing she was going to die, leaving her children without a mother. In just days she had changed: smiling, happier, looking much better, confident and seemingly full of hope. At the end of that week (the first week doing Qigong), her husband drove her to see her two doctors, who had told her she would start receiving chemotherapy, radiation and a bone marrow transplant. After they had seen the results of the tests performed before starting on her regime, her doctors came from their lab with astonishment on their faces. They told her they did not understand what happened but all her numbers were significantly down. They cancelled all of the therapy, and were very curious as to what she might have been doing to cause such a startling, unexpected turn of her condition. She told them she had done nothing at all except a very simple exercise that a friend had taught her. They scheduled her to return in two weeks for a checkup. This routine was continued for some time, with a continuing drop in her measurements. It has been just three years from the day when she and I met, completely by chance. More than a year ago her doctors, who by then had lengthened the interval between checkups to once a year, informed her that she was virtually completely free of any cancer anywhere in her body. They saw only a tiny spot where a minute bit of cancer appeared but it was stable and dormant. Her doctors never administered any therapies to her. She is continuing to have a checkup about once a year, I believe, merely as a precaution. She is active socially, travels often and altogether is a very happy camper. I saw her on one occasion in the summer of 2006, about six months after we had started the Qigong, and she was cruising around town on her bike having a great time, like some teen-age kid. This very happy story all happened as a result of only the Qigong exercise, no herbs. God bless Madame Guo Lin! CvW I have received training from a Chinese doctor who graduated from a medical school in China teaching traditional oriental medicine. Since then I have met four people with various forms of cancer in different stages, mostly advanced. I taught each of the four the Qigong walking-breathing exercise attributed to Guo Lin. All four were ecstatic as their cancer went into reverse in a very short time.
One, a female, 38, had multiple myeloma in an advanced stage when we met, by sheer chance. I taught her the exercise and at her request visited her to walk with her three consecutive days. I met her family who were very supportive because everything I taught made a great deal of sense to them.
On the third day I also led her through a meditation she thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated. I saw that she had learned the Qigong exercise very well and told her so, adding that she could do it alone now, and should, twice a day, gradually increasing the time each successiive day to about an hour to two hours if possible each session. She promised she would. I was very glad that she seemed to be so delighted and apparently to have such faith in the exercise.

She was a stressed out, nervous wreck when we first met, her hair was a mess and she had obviously been crying, fearing she was going to die, leaving her children without a mother. In just days she had changed: smiling, happier, looking much better, confident and seemingly full of hope.
At the end of that week (the first week doing Qigong), her husband drove her to see her two doctors, who had told her she would start receiving chemotherapy, radiation and a bone marrow transplant. After they had seen the results of the tests performed before starting on her regime, her doctors came from their lab with astonishment on their faces. They told her they did not understand what happened but all her numbers were significantly down. They cancelled all of the therapy, and were very curious as to what she might have been doing to cause such a startling, unexpected turn of her condition. She told them she had done nothing at all except a very simple exercise that a friend had taught her.

They scheduled her to return in two weeks for a checkup. This routine was continued for some time, with a continuing drop in her measurements.

It has been just three years from the day when she and I met, completely by chance. More than a year ago her doctors, who by then had lengthened the interval between checkups to once a year, informed her that she was virtually completely free of any cancer anywhere in her body. They saw only a tiny spot where a minute bit of cancer appeared but it was stable and dormant. Her doctors never administered any therapies to her.
She is continuing to have a checkup about once a year, I believe, merely as a precaution. She is active socially, travels often and altogether is a very happy camper. I saw her on one occasion in the summer of 2006, about six months after we had started the Qigong, and she was cruising around town on her bike having a great time, like some teen-age kid.

This very happy story all happened as a result of only the Qigong exercise, no herbs. God bless Madame Guo Lin! CvW

]]> By: Qigong and Energy Arts Forum - July 2008 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/#comment-6348 Qigong and Energy Arts Forum - July 2008 Fri, 04 Jul 2008 22:34:35 +0000 http://www.martialdevelopment.com/blog/guo-lin-qigong-cure-for-cancer/#comment-6348 [...] Guo Lin’s Qigong Cure for Cancer by Martial Development There were no officially sanctioned qigong activities in China until its rehabilitation in 1978, after the end of the Cultural Revolution. However, one woman, Guo Lin, an artist and cancer victim from Guangdong province who had cured herself by practicing qigong during the 1960s, was brave enough to teach… [...] [...] Guo Lin’s Qigong Cure for Cancer by Martial Development There were no officially sanctioned qigong activities in China until its rehabilitation in 1978, after the end of the Cultural Revolution. However, one woman, Guo Lin, an artist and cancer victim from Guangdong province who had cured herself by practicing qigong during the 1960s, was brave enough to teach… [...]

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