N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Chapter 6. Beyond one’s comprehension… 354 verdict with your own ears – should you or someone close to you find yourselves oncological patients, in a similar situation, the decision about what to do, will no longer be so obvious for you. Stereotypes in the form of the schemes created by the system of "health care", placed in the minds of everyone, are so effective that everyone will cling to the last ephemeral hope that it is in your particular case that medicine will succeed. Bias in thinking precisely in the matter of making a decision in such painful circumstances and trials is the most stubborn. A person will be clinging to any crazy opportunity to prolong the life of his loved one or himself. The more absurd the option and the more material or other costs it requires and less effort in terms of one's own knowledge, the more effective it will be. There will be swept aside both reasonable and unreasonable facts and assumptions that contradict the existing attitudes. And in fact, it's enough to just take a sober look at what's happening and rely on yourself in the solution, not counting on healers, influential acquaintances, close friends, relatives, and even more so – on medicine . If you get to understanding what is happening, any action based on it will be more effective than any other option that your closest person or the first specialist in your disease insists on. Now back to my friend's wife with the diagnosed "cancer formation". The way she was tormented, what they were doing with her before they removed this "cancerous formation" and after the operation – this is the subject of a prosecutor's investigation rather than medical study. But no matter how cruelly the doctors tormented her (there is no other word here), whatever "new methods were "applied to her", she remained alive and today is in good health thanks to a "simple reason" – these are my good friends who at first trust on word the "SvetL" Programs, and then they got to a full understanding of the effectiveness of these Programs. By the way, my friend's wife had 9 chemotherapy treatments (4 – before surgery and 5 after), in addition, "just in case" they cut off half-of her breast and then tormented her with "irradiation". Our relationship with this family began when N. Levashov introduced me to her husband (a very talented Man), remembering that he also served in the Navy. And take my word for it; it's unlikely that I could do anything without the courage and optimism of this woman! But, of course, the result is important. I will not tell you about the whole process, but it was not easy for her, and me, and the Complex. I am not going to shout that I "found" the way to combat cancer. I am going to tell you that all my experiments in this direction (not only in this case) confirm the possibility of using the Complex to combat this disease, but under certain