癌症病人康复的三个阶段（Three stages of recovery for cancer patients）.doc

癌症病人康复的三个阶段（Three stages of recovery for cancer patients） Three stages of recovery for cancer patients The development and change of anything in the world, has a certain process, for example, uncooked rice growing mature rice, in everyday life is to have a cooking process, otherwise, people eat delicious rice. So is our treatment. From the low body immunity gradually becomes the immunity strong healthy person; From pathogens with the steamed stuffed bun gradually became red, upright, strong strong man body, in short, from a sick person into not sick and very strong man, is the need for a treatment and rehabilitation process, is the process of quantitative change to qualitative change in things. From the perspective of qigong, it is the process of Yin and Yang and the balance of Yin and Yang. The process is the time when the disease needs to be fixed, time is not available, and it is not truly complete. Some people may be slower to recover, some may be faster, and this is a normal part of the recovery process. But some people dont understand these things, and have a sense of urgency or indifference. Some people think they are very ill, slow to recover, lose confidence, or blame themselves. Other people think that the lesion of the body is gone, so that they dont care what they want. This is because the had a rehabilitation process for the treatment of diseases is not enough to understand the mechanism of sake, as the saying goes: three partition, seven FenYang, the a is the process of recovery, is the process of governance and raising, cancer patients in particular, the process is extremely important and a little bit careless. As the saying goes, sickness comes and goes. Rome wasnt built in a day. Thats the reason. From the perspective of our qigong medical practice over the years, there are three stages in the recovery of cancer patients. As long as they are safely through these three stages, cancer can be cured completely. These three stages are: the first stage, t