The Connection Between Your Five Organ Energies, Genetics, and Cancer
It's time to incorporate cell-based therapies and a five-organ energy clinic
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About the Book
Cell-based treatment is sometimes misinterpreted, which is why organ-based diagnosis should be prioritized. Initially, one should focus on macro diagnosis to assess the organ, then examine the tissue dermal layer, and finally analyze the cell-based symptoms. This approach provides a more accurate direction for diagnosing diseases. This book offers a method for measuring the energy balance of your five organs based on your birth date, providing a wealth of information. It helps you understand your genetic predisposition for each organ and examines the interrelationships among them. You will learn how to score the energy levels—identifying which organs have excess energy (scoring over 30 points) and which are deficient (scoring less than 10 points). Additionally, this book explains how to understand the dynamic relationships among your five organ energy balances and how to identify potential health issues.
About the Author
Through various clinics, identifying the root causes of diseases is a top priority for many cases. I have observed a recurring pattern in each patient’s case, where similar symptoms arise repeatedly. Based on the theory of five elements, we can determine the excess and deficiency in your organs, which helps us understand your genetic predispositions and provide the appropriate information for an effective treatment plan. Since the pandemic, the effects of viruses and bacteria have become increasingly severe. In clinics, a key strategy for addressing respiratory issues is maintaining a balance between the heart and lungs. Additionally, when discussing addiction, the connection between the heart and liver is vital, as it offers a comprehensive perspective to guide individuals on their health journey. I find this information invaluable, as it empowers individuals to make informed choices about their health. How can we ensure a balanced treatment approach while also allowing for independent self-care? This is for the book by the author, Harold Lee.