Released on = January 20, 2007, 7:31 am

Press Release Author = Dr Laurence Magne

Industry = Healthcare

Press Release Summary =
From the desk of Dr Magne, author of Cancer Free For Life.



Press Release Body = Stay away from the news. I know that in the 21st century, it
sounds like an incredible idea to suggest that you stay away from the news. But the
news that you read in the newspapers or that you hear on the evening news will make
you sick. Guaranteed!

You see, scientists and biochemists are finding that when we're happy, our brain
secretes endorphins that support and strengthen our immune system. And when we're
unhappy, our brain secretes endorphins that send negative messages all through the
immune system and make it weaker. And rather than fighting infection, bacteria, or
even cancer, when your brain sends a negative message to your immune system via the
endorphins, then the immune system loses the defence battle against the invaders.
Now, I don't know about you, but the evening news or the newspaper news are rarely
exciting, stimulating or joy provoking.

The way your body works is that your thoughts and emotions trigger a chemical
reaction in the brain, which then sends a message to all parts of your body via the
bloodstream. That message is carried through transmitters that are neuropeptides,
chains of amino acids. The blood reaches every single nook and cranny of your body
and if there is a part that is already weakened by past injuries, constant stress of
chronic fragility, the chemicals are more likely to deliver their negative message
to that area, and reinforce that past trauma.

And the evening news tend to depress your immune system. Studies conducted at
Stanford University on students taking final exams showed that their T-cells, the
cells that normally fight colds, disease and cancer, were severely reduced during
the time of exam stress. The students were more likely to get sick during exam
season.

The same occurs in your body when you are exposed to depressing news or events.
Think about it for a moment. What would really happen if you missed the latest
evening news report?
Through the years, I have stayed away voluntarily from the news of any kind and I
have noticed that if the news is important enough, it will reach me anyway. Either
people around me will discuss it and inform me, or there will be headlines on the
news stand. I find that I have missed really little of importance through the
decades I have 'missed' the news. You might try maybe a day at a time, then two.
Then an entire week without news. You could even occupy the extra time you gain for
some stress reducing techniques. I describe these in detail in the book Cancer Free
For Life which you can find on the site www.cancer-free-for-life.com where you can
also obtain a free report on the 10 Ways to Fight Cancer.

Think of the brain as a machine for not merely filtering and storing this sensory
input, but for associating it with other events or stimuli occurring simultaneously
at any synapse or receptor along the way-this is learning. Let's look at how this
occurs in the process of vision, which is very advanced and complex in humans. After
a visual signal hits the retina, the light-sensitive part of the eye, it must make
its way across five more synapses as it moves from the back of the brain to the
frontal cortex. Dr Magne specializes in research on spontaneous healing of cancer.
Over 25 years, she compiled all her discoveries on the causes and origins and
diseases and presented them in her book Cancer Free For Life to help you speed your
healing of cancer. Visit www.Cancer-Free-For-Life.com today for a FREE report on the
10 Ways to Stop Cancer.



Web Site = http://cancer-free-for-life.com

Contact Details = So dien thoai
604-671-5957
Dr Laurence Magne
Publisher, Author
Cancer Free For Life
Email : lmagne@yahoo.com