Radical remission is when a patient’s cancer spontaneously disappears after for no known medical reason.
Doctors don’t know how or why this happens, but Dr. Kelly Turner has personally witnessed radical remission among numerous cancer patients.
Dr. Turner, author of Radical Remission: Surviving Cancer Against All Odds, said the common link among patients who experience radical remission is a deep commitment to positive thinking and gratitude.
Dr. Turner said just spending five minutes a day feeling grateful can release healing hormones throughout your body that boosts your immune system.
In March 2014, Turner appeared on the Dr. Oz Show, where his guest was a 50-year-old woman who was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 35. She underwent several surgeries, radiation, and chemotherapy and was given just 5 years to live.
The woman embarked on a spiritual journey and focused all her emotional energy on healing her cancer. After 18 months of her positive-thinking/gratitude therapy, her cancer spontaneously disappeared. She has been in remission for 13 years.
In 2015, Harper revealed she was close to remission after being diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in January 2013, Examiner reported.
At the time, Valerie was given three months to live. Now, two years later, Harper is healthy and well, and credits Radical Remission for helping her heal.
Harper said she spends a lot of time visualizing herself beating cancer and being healthy. Valerie said visualization is critical for beating disease because your mind exerts a lot of power over the health of your body.
Dr. Turner agrees, saying positive thinking, feeling grateful, eliminating toxins from your diet and deepening spiritual connections are key common traits patients who experience radical cancer remission.
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