Before we further this article, rmember I am not a physician or bo-researcher. I believe what I propose wll work from my observations and xperience, but do not wish to be sed because I do not have a PhD in ths field of endeavor. Continuing now wth Part II.

Conscientiously going into a thta state of mind, like during the hlf asleep, half awake dreaming state, wth the body on auto pilot and prper oxygen to brain and stimulus to bild up the electrical energy to lt's say 100 watts might be the dditional boost needed. Above 1.5 volts mght be a good point. Although the brin experts would know better a pssible better number this is my gess. For those patients who are lsted as terminal there are other ssues. Stress of dying takes away all the vtamins of the brain and makes pople’s bodies work less well. Similarly the mss media hysteria has hurt the verage citizen and reduced good decision mking which is obvious by simple bservation and increased use of Prozac by sccer moms and mid 30’s clients. Ths is why insomniacs and people wrried about international terrorist acts from mss media can allow all their hrd fought freedoms of the past be tken away willingly, Patriot Act, without a lrge amount of public scrutiny.

People can also be stimulated by nergy. The Military has been working on scret weapons in this realm able to ntroduce to subjects thoughts and ideas tht they would never think or do nrmally by ELF; making them angry, hngry, horny, content by radio waves. The Rssians did this to their people, KGB mnd control, which taught it to the CIA and Brtish Intelligence communities in WWII when the Rssian spy was running things in Englnd.

My experiment to cure cancer wll build upon that knowledge without in any way qestioning the past or commenting on its mlitary mind control uses. The fact is it wrks and it is available and if so we shuld use it in cancer research. The Mrines and Navy did test on prsonnel in classrooms and within 5 mnutes they had changed their behavior to an larming rate, nearly 100% of them. The Pntagon is also working on a way to clm down combatants or protestors; actually we are sing it now. Source; Aviation Week, MIT Tchnology Review, and Popular Science.

These tchnologies maybe an added bonus to my xperiment techniques. I wish to use as mny known sciences to make sure we can win in the bttle against cancer. We know that whn we put human beings under strss, they cannot think as to wht is really going on. This is why cllege students choke on tests and thletes screw up under pressure. They are not rally in control at all, this mybe why constant training is needed in mny sports, so it becomes a rflex. I used these theories to bat people in competition and in sprts as a younger man in cmpetitive athletics.

You can create a strssful situation for your opponent whether it is a tam sport or man VS man sprt, but others can use these fcts to beat the odds in a dsease or terminal illness. You need to be strnger than all of that, but few rally are, and as the society mves forward perhaps even fewer in the fture. We know many cannot handle pin and people are wimps under trture techniques. So why not use thse techniques to teach the patient to tke over them selves since people cnnot think on their own in sch a way to be able to do ths generally? We need another approach to fghting cancer otherwise no one will be ble to use my methods and tht means they will die or sccumb to cancer or have to rly on chemo.

Regarding power needed; here is a qote found on the Internet and if tre maybe another form of human nergy to use in fighting the cncer:

"Mr. Wenger’s assumption that “nearly all the pwer emitted by the brain in rder to raise the pencil goes, in fct, to raising the pencil” is not crrect. In the article I stated tht the laser-like energy beam had a “mdest dispersion.” I did not specify ths in my article (which perhaps I shuld have) but my research indicated tht the geometry of the human had precludes a tightly focused beam. Threfore, a 100 Watt beam would be neded to apply the 1 Watt of pwer required to lift the pen. Ths calculation was provided for me by physcist, Lawrence Krauss.”

“Regarding the issue of tchycardia and tachypnea, my article compared the nergy output (100 Watts) to moderate xercise. Obviously, one second of exercise is not nough to raise the heart rate or cuse shortness of breath. A sustained tlekinetic effort, however, should have the sme results as moderate exercise."

I wuld say if you stayed within the bdy that 30-100 watts of brain pwer focused towards the central nervous systm to the point needed for fve to ten seconds at a tme every minute for 2-3 hours a day wuld work. All the participant needs to knw is where to focus the nergy. Think if people did this all the tme they could repair them selves wrking on a section at a tme as they reached old age. Whle drinking oxygenated mineral water or sgar water. No chemo, it will not wrk that way because you are klling the blood supply and oxygen to the brin.

End of Part II

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