6.1.3.6. Adaptation - Training vs. Activation - Cancer Example

Summary: This text discusses the research of a scientist who studied the effects of training and activation responses on tumor growth in animals. She found that a training response, induced by magnetic field therapy, slowed tumor growth, while an activation response, achieved through increased doses or other agents like microcurrent therapy and adaptogenic herbs, led to spontaneous tumor remission. The research highlights the potential of modulating the neuroendocrine system to achieve healing.

So if we go back to, let's say, the training response, because of her specialty on cancer research, what she found out is that when she looked at -- she worked with animals, when the body is in training response, the tumor growth in rats will start to slow down. It wouldn't be completely reversed, but it will slow down. She also noticed that if you do a pretreat and she used specifically magnetic field therapy to initiate training response. If she would do a pretreatment, then the mortality rate will start to decrease with magnetic therapy treatment. But if she will increase the dose just enough to achieve the activation response, all of a sudden, she saw spontaneous and to her surprise, the tumors not only stopped growing actually start to decrease in size and dissolve completely. And she also tried other different diseases and different types of activation agents. She used microcurrent therapy. She used so-called adapter gems. These are special herbs and roots that has this activation properties like maybe you know, ginseng and few other things. So she was fascinated about this activation response because all of a sudden, simply by having this fairly moderate input into the system and by shifting the activity of the neuroendocrine system into this activated state, you would get spontaneous remissions of diseases.