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 Cancer as a chance
In recent years my work has taken me to numerous countries and I can honestly say that I have many friends on this globe. When these friends learned that I had written a book, and that after a few months it had become a bestseller in Germany, naturally I started to feel some “gentle pressure” to at least publish the book in English, as well. However in spite of this pleasant pressure, it has taken me two years to get to this point. The main reason was clearly my permanent lack of time. Particularly the work involved in establishing the first German holistic cancer center, which we opened in october 2006 in Buoch near Stuttgart, claimed a lot of my time (www.dgk-buoch.com).
I am often asked to describe the main differences in treating cancer patients in the various countries, and my response is: “Do you have two days to spare for the answer, because there are enormous differences?” With conventional medicine just about everything is the same. With conventional medicine it makes no difference whether you receive chemotherapy in Dubai, London, Hong Kong, or San Diego, and it precisely for this reason that conventional medicine presents such a strong front. The situation is totally different within non-conventional medicine. In this area the primary issue is how well the indigenous natural medicine has survived. In America natural medicine is almost completely dead, and in the Arabic countries, unfortunately, it currently in the process of being killed. In Europe natural medicine has at least survived to some extent, and in Asia and Africa it is indeed attempted. However in these countries the pharmaceutical companies are the least successful, because on these continents energetic processes and words are part of daily life.
Moreover there is the negative trend of complementary medicine, which is not just a trend in the United States. In my opinion, what originally started with good intentions, namely to combine “the best that allopathy had to offer with natural healing processes” has developed into a moneymaking machine. Today we have a situation that is similar to driving a car with one foot on the gas pedal and the other foot on the brake, in the hope to better control the car. Not to mention the fact that usually it is only the rich who can afford these therapies. Complementary medicine lies to its patients by leading them to believe that a person can do two different things at the same time with the result that the patient once again remains in a state of passivity, instead of dealing with the changes that are really necessary. Once I thought that there really was such a thing as a combination of allopathy and natural healing methods. Unfortunately many years and thousands of cancer patients later, I had to recognize that this is a lie. People with cancer motivate me each day anew to continue on in spite of the negative global trends in medicine, and these are the people who teach me on a daily basis that the impossible is doable.
Therefore I decided to start an intensive one week course (april 2008) to teach other people my / our work that other people can also help cancer patient throught the 3E-program more effective. If you have any questions regarding the HCC course, please do not hesitate to contact me anytime.
There is still so much to change, let’s do it together!
Carpe diem
Lothar Hirneise
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