Atavistic Regression As A Factor In The Remission Of Cancer
Medical Journal of Australia 2(4): July 23 1977; 132-133
View Original Source →Abstract
In Part I of this study the author analyzes immunological factors affecting incidence, prognosis and survival in breast cancer and presents pertinent data relating to host resistance of breast cancer. Part II includes all known cases in which complete or partial regression occurred “spontaneously” following concurrent infections, inflammation or fever. In Part III are found all cases with microscopic confirmation of diagnosis known to have received immunotherapy, the mixed bacterial vaccines of Streptococcus pyogenes and Serratia marcescens, formerly known as the Coley Toxins, now called Mixed Bacterial Vaccines (MBV).
Case Details
Clinical Characteristics
Regression of metastases, serious relapse, breast became hard again, skin over it became tense and discoloured, physical condition had clearly deteriorated
Remission Characteristics
Breast softened again, she put on weight, and strength returned
Treatment & Mechanisms
Proposed Remission Mechanisms
Atavistic regression of the mind in intensive meditation
Non-Clinical Treatment
Intensive meditation
Additional Notes
The patient had a relapse when she changed the pattern of her meditation. When she returned to the original form of meditation, her condition improved.