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Episode 128. Can Alternative Perspectives Reveal Cancer's Cause? w/ Paul Leendertse

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April 4, 2024

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Paul Leendertse, the Pioneer and Author of 'The Root Cause of Cancer' shares his over 15 years of experience aiding individuals in overcoming daunting health challenges, particularly stage 3 or 4 cancer. Paul believes the root cause of cancer lies in psycho-emotional stress complexes that deeply impact the physical body. The body becomes constricted due to suppressed psycho-emotional pain or stress, leading to a compromised area that cuts off the life force and nutrition, causing the area to die. Cancer is a death process, and terminal cancer is a misdiagnosis because cancer can be reversed. The cause of lung cancer is unresolved grief, which constricts the lungs. The human race has accumulated psycho-emotional stress and damage, increasing the occurrence of cancer. Resolving the root cause of cancer is challenging but necessary for healing.

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