Bladder cancer is a cancer in which a malign tumor forms in the urinary bladder. In most cases, this tumor develops from the special mucosal cells of the bladder, the urothelium, which line the urinary bladder on the inside. This cancer is hence called urothelial carcinoma. Very rarely does bladder cancer develop from squamous epithelium cells or gland cells (squamous cell carcinoma or adenocarcinoma). Bladder cancer is the fifth most frequent malign tumor. Very often, tumors develop in different parts of the urinary bladder. About three quarters of all illnesses are diagnosed at a superficial early stage.
Risk factors of bladder cancer: Smoking is considered the main risk factor for bladder cancer. Other risk factors include the regular contact with certain chemical substances (aromatic amines), which certain professions are exposed to (hairdressers, dental technicians, workers in the leather, steel and chemical industry, car mechanics), chronic urinary bladder inflammation or bladder stones, in tropical countries the parasite infestation by schistosome larvae, when untreated, as well as medicine containing the active agents phenacetin or cyclophosphamide. The possibly increased risk through artificial sweeteners such as saccharin or cyclamate and also coffee is controversial. Bladder cancer is three times as frequent in men as in women, and on average, patients are between 65 and 70 years old when the cancer is diagnosed.
Symptoms of bladder cancer: As with most cancers, there are only unspecific or no symptoms at all at an early stage. The main symptom is blood in the urine (haematuria) caused by the bleeding tumor. However, this is not accompanied by pain. Other symptoms include painful or frequent urinating, and at an advanced stage pain in the kidney area.
Early detection of bladder cancer (urinary bladder cancer, urinary bladder carcinoma): The doctor looks at the case history, palpates the lower abdomen, kidney area and inner genitalia. An ultrasound exam is performed as well as a cystoscopy, x-ray, computer tomography, magnetic resonance tomography as well as a protein pattern analysis.
Traditional medical therapies of bladder cancer: surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy.
All medical information is subject to change regarding the correctness and completeness.
The combination of traditional medical therapies and spiritual healing increases the odds of recovery.
Spiritual healing as a measure to support the traditional medical treatment of bladder cancer:
There is a double-blind study of the European Centre for Environmental Medicine in cooperation with the Lower Austrian Regional Medical Insurance, that shows that 90 % of humans who fell ill with cancer had their sleeping places on geo-pathogenic disturbance zones such as water veins, faults or earth rays. For this reason, it is important for someone suffering from cancer to have his or her sleeping place examined by a radiesthecist (dowser) and change the place if need be, without using any dubious shielding devices.
As a spiritual healer I try to use my power of concentration to confine the growth of the cancer cells and tumors as well as the cancer sleeper cells (micro-metastases) and also boost the patient’s immune system, i.e. I regulate the hormone household via the hypophysis, the thyroid gland, the parathyroid gland, the pancreas and the adrenal cortex. In my opinion, the interplay of the hormones is very important for the functioning of the body’s own immune system. Intuition helps me as a clairvoyant to visualize the best possible approach for the respective person and his or her illness.
When people suffer from serious illnesses such as bladder cancer (urinary bladder carcinoma) it is best to work with them every day. When they live far away it isn’t necessary for them to be physically present. The client’s photo or signature are sufficient.
Scientific double-blind studies on spiritual healing were performed in the USA. Spiritual healing can help, as was clearly shown by the results.
Spiritual healing exclusively focuses on the activation and harmonization of the body’s own energy fields (life energy) and is not considered a healing treatment. The effectiveness and success of energy treatments have not been scientifically proven in Austria. They have been falsified for various methods. No promises are made as to success, recovery or relief. All patients must voluntarily agree to this method of treatment.
In accordance with that, spiritual healing doesn’t present a substitute for a medical diagnosis or treatment or a psychological or psychotherapeutic treatment or examination. Any statements or pieces of advice are not considered diagnoses but are solely energy-related descriptions of a person’s state.
