Re: To Bob Ellal

[Guest guest]

Hi Bob,

I am suffering from pancreatic ,liver cancer from last 02 yrs.its going and

coming again.

Along with chemo and herbal I am practicing Bipassana for internal energy.Dr is

kind enough to grant few months life.

I am interested in QIGONG ,pl advise how can I start immediately .at present

staying in Melbourne,Australia.

Thanks

Regards

Mohan

From: ROBERT ELLAL

Sent: Sun, 30 May, 2010

Subject: Re: [ ] Leonard's breast cancer list

Hi Robyn,

In 1991 I was diagnosed with Stage Four lymphoma cancer of the bone. My

oncologist was too good a doctor to tell me my chances--but I researched and

found I probably didn't have more than six months to live; less than ten percent

chance of survival. I read everything I could about how patients survived

terminal illnesses--and I found that utilizing the mind/body connection was a

big factor. So I got into meditation and visualization. The cancer came back

three more times in the next five years; in the middle of this mess I discoverd

Chinese internal energy exercises, called qigong, and trained with a master from

Boston. It helped me get through two bone marrow transplants.

Obviously, it's not magic, as my cancer didn't disappear overnight--I had to

keep fighting. But it was a big help: it calmed my mind, controlling my

fight-or-flight syndrome that floods the body with adrenal hormones that

discourage healing; the deep abdominal breathing pumped more oxygen to my blood

and supercharged my lymphatic system; and mostly, it empowered my will. I was

doing something every day to help beat it. It was a long struggle, but I've been

clear 14 years and still practicing qigong six days out of seven.

If you want to know more I can send you a few articles I've written as well as

the names of a book or two to get you started.

Nothing is written.

Best regards,

Bob Ellal

[Guest guest]

Hi Mohan,

It's always best to have a teacher, but you can learn qigong from a book. This

is possible with the type I do--standing post meditation. A good book is 'The

Way of Energy' by Master Lam, on Amazon. Also check out the Yang's Martial Arts

Association (YMAA) site--Dr. Yang, my teacher's teacher, is a pioneer in

bringing qigong to the West and has many books and DVD's. Dr. Yang has a couple

of dozen branch schools around the world, but I'm not sure if he has one in

Australia. His schools should be listed on the YMAA site.

I've written a number of articles on my site www.bobellal.com. One good basic

article is 'Abdominal Breathing--the Core of the internal energy arts.

I hope things go well for you. My best advice is to hang in there--easy to say,

hard to do when undergoing chemo. But qigong can help you do this. Nothing is

written!

Bob

Hi Bob,

I am suffering from pancreatic ,liver cancer from last 02 yrs.its going and

coming again.

Along with chemo and herbal I am practicing Bipassana for internal energy. Dr

is kind enough to grant few months life.

I am interested in QIGONG ,pl advise how can I start immediately .at present

staying in Melbourne,Australia.

Thanks

Regards

Mohan

From: ROBERT ELLAL

Sent: Sun, 30 May, 2010

Subject: Re: [ ] Leonard's breast cancer list

Hi Robyn,

In 1991 I was diagnosed with Stage Four lymphoma cancer of the bone. My

oncologist was too good a doctor to tell me my chances--but I researched and

found I probably didn't have more than six months to live; less than ten percent

chance of survival. I read everything I could about how patients survived

terminal illnesses--and I found that utilizing the mind/body connection was a

big factor. So I got into meditation and visualization. The cancer came back

three more times in the next five years; in the middle of this mess I discoverd

Chinese internal energy exercises, called qigong, and trained with a master from

Boston. It helped me get through two bone marrow transplants.

Obviously, it's not magic, as my cancer didn't disappear overnight--I had to

keep fighting. But it was a big help: it calmed my mind, controlling my

fight-or-flight syndrome that floods the body with adrenal hormones that

discourage healing; the deep abdominal breathing pumped more oxygen to my blood

and supercharged my lymphatic system; and mostly, it empowered my will. I was

doing something every day to help beat it. It was a long struggle, but I've been

clear 14 years and still practicing qigong six days out of seven.

If you want to know more I can send you a few articles I've written as well as

the names of a book or two to get you started.

Nothing is written.

Best regards,

Bob Ellal

[Guest guest]

To Mohan:

Re " Dr is kind enough to grant few months life. "

I am not sure what you mean by this? Please consider the Alpha Lipoic Acid

+ LDN treatment. But unfortunately, I don't know of any doctor, except for

BURT BERKSON, who does the protocol 100% right. But Dr. Berkson has had

great results with pancreatic cancer. Here is my interview with him.

_http://www.honestmedicine.com/2009/03/burt-berkson-md-phd-talks-with-honest

-medicine-about-his-work-and-our-medical-system-the-interview-t.html_

(http://www.honestmedicine.com/2009/03/burt-berkson-md-phd-talks-with-honest-med\

ic

ine-about-his-work-and-our-medical-system-the-interview-t.html)

Tell me what you think, ok?

Thanks. (I am writing a book -- see below -- and so I know a lot about Dr.

Burkson. He is one of the people profiled in the book.)

Schopick

www.HonestMedicine.com

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**HONEST MEDICINE: Saving Lives With Four Innovative Treatments Your

Doctor May Not Know About (July 2010)

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