Cancer is just a symptom of the underlying physical and emotional stress on the body cells of the body. But how does the cancer cause of emotional stress on the body? And that emotional stress causes cancer in some people while others do not? For most people, handle stress and stressful or traumatic event or conflict is treated with relative ease. Although leaders in this group feel the devastating effects of stress, stressful events, trauma and conflict, including pain and loss of life events are considered part of the challenges of life, the life of highs and lows, and are therefore not totally predictable and unexpected. These people are able to spend with their lives after. Those susceptible to cancer, are highly vulnerable to stress and trauma of life, and feel unable to cope when life throws a curve ball your way. These people are perfectionists and live in fear of conflict, stress, trauma and loss and have a tremendous fear of negative events is for them. And when faced with highly stressful or traumatic event, we do not expect, something that inevitably happens in their lives, they react negatively and are unable to cope. They experience shock inevitable and remain deeply affected by this experience. Have difficulty expressing their pain in his internal pain, anger or resentment in it, and feel that there is no outlet for the pain I feel inside. And because their minds can not imagine what happened, and remains in a state of disbelief or denial, those feelings are continually perpetuate the shooting pain up to levels of stress hormones, lowering melatonin and adrenaline levels, causing a slow deterioration reflected the emotional center of the brain, and creating the beginning of the progression of cancer in the body. Faced with a major trauma, cancer personality feels trapped and unable to escape the memories of the traumatic experience of painful feelings and experiences. Levels of stress hormone cortisol to the stars and remain at high levels, directly suppressing the immune system, whose function is to destroy cancer cells that exist in every human being. High levels of stress usually means a person can not sleep well, and can not produce enough Melatonin during deep sleep. Melatonin is responsible for inhibiting the growth of cancer cells. This means that cancer cells are now free to multiply. The levels of adrenaline increase rapidly at first, then drained and exhausted over time. This is very bad news for the personality of cancer. Adrenaline is responsible for the transport of sugar out of cells. And when there is excess sugar in the cells of the body, the body becomes acidic. This means that normal cells of the body can not breathe properly due to lack of oxygen. Cancer cells thrive in a state of low oxygen content, as demonstrated by the Nobel laureate Otto Warburg. Cancer cells also thrive on sugar to keep them alive. In a nutshell, too much stress causes adrenal exhaustion gets too much sugar inside the body, resulting in a perfect environment for cancer cells to grow in the body. For cancer of the personality, the news of a diagnosis of cancer and the fear and uncertainty of death is an inevitable clash, creating another peak levels of cortisol, a stress hormone, and a further decline of melatonin and adrenalin . There is also a more detailed breakdown of the emotional center of the reflex that causes the brain cells of the body corresponding to slow down and become cancerous. Learned helplessness is a fundamental aspect of the personality of a shock perceived inevitable coping with cancer, and is an important factor in cancer development. Researcher Madelon Visintainer took three groups of rats, which receives a small shock preventable, another group receiving mild escapable shock, and the third is not a shock. He then implanted each mouse with tumor cells that would normally result in 50% of the mice developing a tumor. The results were surprising. In one month, 50% of rats shocked everyone had rejected the tumor, which was a normal relationship. As for mice burned shock by pressing a bar to turn it off, 70% had rejected the tumor. But only 27% of impotent rats, rats that had been rejected the tumor while avoiding collisions. This study shows those who feel that there is no way out of his shock / losses are less likely to be able to refuse to form tumors in their bodies, due to high levels of stress weakens the immune system. [Seligman, 1998, p.170] Cancer occurs at the cellular level. And there are a number of factors that create stress on the body's cells, causing them to become (1) reduction of adrenaline (2), high sugar content, and (3) of oxygen, they are more likely to mutate and become cancerous . The higher the sugar content of the cells caused by adrenal exhaustion, and lower levels of oxygen, the cells increased the likelihood of a mutation in normal and become cancerous. There are a number of factors that contribute to a normal cell to run out of adrenaline, sugar and low in oxygen. Physiological stresses include (and are not limited to): poor nutrition, chemicals, toxins, radiation, electromagnetic fields, parasites, liver / colon / kidney disease, lack of exercise, etc. Psychological stress include (and are not limited to): fundamentals of shock, repressed feelings, depression, isolation, lack of sleep, emotional trauma, external conflicts, etc. In the vast majority of people with cancer, there is a combination of two psychological and physiological constraints that have contributed to the cells of the body is becoming depleted of adrenaline, sugar and low in oxygen, causing mutation and become cancerous.
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