Half Past Cancer I: Qi Breakthroughs

This practical guide examines recent advances in alternative approaches to cancer and ways to put them to immediate use. It examines such research as the ten controlled cancer-curing experiments of Dr. William Bengston at Queens College of the City University of New York, St. Joseph's College, Arizona State University, the University of Connecticut Medical Center, and the Indiana University School of Medicine. These experiments involved skeptical volunteers causing permanent remissions of a deadly breast cancer (H2712) in mice using nothing but energy emitted from their hands. This volume also explains the breakthrough cancer studies of Dr. Ranjie Singh, a research scientist who has demonstrated in the laboratory ways to self-stimulate production of melatonin in the brain's pineal gland. These techniques are currently being used at the Vancouver B.C. Cancer Centre for dealing with insomnia in cancer patients and a study is currently underway for larger scale use of Singh's techniques in health care settings.