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Scientific and clinical medical problems to deal/work with Dear reader, the below may be heavy for those not familiar with scientific issues. Sorry, below is not very easy to read. Will try to do a more readable/understandable version soon – … Continue reading →

I quote below from https://www.cancertutor.com/andy-harrell/ Just wanted to email you and thank you for a simply wonderful, thorough, and informative website! Using the information, I was able to cure my cancer in 12 days using baking soda and a plant-based … Continue reading →

NB a draft – confidential until 2019! Also, careful, my dyslexia can construe problems!   The structure below follows my plan from my dissertation 1986 (UU.se) where the English translation of the manual Medbestämmande i Livet, MBiL, the “COOL; Chef … Continue reading →

(www.placego.se is forward here also) (Most about placebo and cancer at this website will be public first in the falls 2023 when also scientific/clinical (ideographic) case data will be available – some is and will be quite complex but I … Continue reading →

Working with human brain integration of spatial and temporal processes I below try to approach this very, very complex issues from perspective on space and time. The goal is to develop a practical approach for biopsychosocial-cultural medicine interventions where placebo … Continue reading →

Below an attempt to find a way to describe How I use the concept conscious as well as not conscious thinking/behaviors/expressions/… . When considering not conscious processes we need to try to elaborate this some more. What do we usually … Continue reading →

Since there are many different definitions and applications available, I will here clarify what biopsychosocial medicine refers to for us. With biopsychosocial medicine we represents biological, psychological and social-cultural processes that have effects on human health and development of illness … Continue reading →

Jerry Downing (see reference below) is discussing “Between Conviction and Uncertainty, philosophical Guidelines for Practicing Psychotherapists”. This is a quite complex but important contribution to increased understanding of “what we do” but for many not very easy to read including the … Continue reading →

NB below is only for private reading and nothing else! Below is a few examples. More links will be added below .. Hajira Amjad, Bryn Mawr College: (Ritlin) “As with most medications, Ritalin has adverse side effects, mainly nervousness, insomnia, … Continue reading →

Most of us have a strong priority for children´s health but some have totally misunderstood one of the major threats they face – approved by societies probably misled by profit interests! 2013-12-14 Based on new important work, we will start … Continue reading →