Cancer Of The Breast And The Menopause
Journal of the Faculty of Radiologists (Clinical Radiology) 4: 1952; 89-96
View Original Source →Abstract
It is suggested that the atavistic regression of the mind in intensive meditation is accompanied by a similar physiological regression, and that this may involve the immune system and so influence the patient’s defences against cancer. This article continues the case report of a patient with carcinoma of the breast in which regression of metastases occurred after intensive meditation.
Case Details
Personal Characteristics
Last period had been in july 1939
Clinical Characteristics
Carcinoma of the right breast, multiple deposits in bone, contraction and commencing ulceration
Remission Characteristics
Lump almost completely disappeared, slowly returned
Treatment & Mechanisms
Proposed Remission Mechanisms
Not discussed
Non-Clinical Treatment
Homeopathic treatment
Additional Notes
First noticed the lump in 1937, developed pains in the back recently