An adenosarcoma of the kidney (case study see press report) is a malign tumor of the kidney. It mostly affects children and only very rarely adults. In children, adenosarcoma is the most frequent kind of kidney cancer. Other cancers such as brain cancers (head tumors) or leukemia (blood cancer), however, are way more frequent in children.
Due to its rapid growth, metastases of the adenosarcoma of the kidney form early (daughter tumors) in other organs such as the lung or liver. Usually only one kidney is affected by the adenosarcoma of the kidney.
The exact cause for adenosarcoma is yet unknown. Genetic factors might play a role, since this tumor frequently affects children that suffer from another malformation (e.g. at the eye or the urethra). It is assumed that changes of the genetic make-up, especially chromosome 11, encourage the disease.
Symptoms of adenosarcoma of the kidney: at an early stage of the illness, symptoms hardly ever show. The main symptom is a protrusion of the stomach, that doesn’t cause pain. Other symptoms are blood in the urine, vomiting, alternating diarrhoea and constipation, and fever. Other special characteristics may include skin pigments, excessive growth of one half of the body, excessive growth of the inner organs, malformations of the kidney and urinal tract, lack of an iris.
Early detection of adenosarcoma of the kidney: diagnostics include an examination, computer tomography, magnetic resonance tomography, ultrasound examination and x-ray.
Traditional medical therapies: surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy.
All medical information is subject to change regarding correctness and completeness.
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.
Spiritual healing as a measure to support the traditional medical treatment of an adenosarcoma of the kidney:
The combination of traditional medical therapies and spiritual healing increases the odds of recovery.
As a spiritual healer I try to use my power of concentration to limit the growth of cancer cells and tumors as well as of cancer sleeper cells (micro-metastases) and also boost the human’s immune system, i.e. 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 a serious disease like an adenosarcoma of the kidney, it is best to work with them every day. It isn’t necessary for the client 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.
