What Causes Brain Cancer?

Science is again missing the boat on what causes brain cancer. They just do not know that their unending search is just like one of those never ending soap operas. They will never find the answer until they realize that the body, brain and mind cannot be separated.

The early symptoms of brain cancer include:

♦ Brain tumor headaches.

♦ Difficulty concentrating, memory loss.

♦ Dizziness

♦ Loss of feeling or movement in the extremities.

♦ Nausea and vomiting

♦ Personality or mood changes.

♦ Epileptic seizures.

There are several types of brain cancer causes, however they all fall under the same types of related triggering conflicts.

What causes brain cancer is a conflict of trying to expand yourself beyond your intellectual abilities. The location of the tumor will indicate exactly which intellectual domain your conflict belongs in.

Brain specialists have made errors in diagnosing brain cancers, mistaking healing phase edemas (swellings) for a tumor. If your doctor is evasive about a diagnosis-beware.

A Glioma usually forms when a resolution to the conflict is found. It indicates the brain is regenerating and becoming more efficient to meet new intellectual challenges and conflicts.

However glioma can be also found in the conflict active phase.

Repeatedly going through the same conflict and not completely resolving it over a period of years, the liquid within the edema can thicken into a jelly like state and eventually become a tumor.

Brain tumors appear in people that tend to be absent-minded, tend to be withdrawn, live life in constant denial or try to trivialize problems; “Nah, it doesn’t bother me that my friend stole everything that I own”. Who are you trying to kid?

Oligodendrogliomas are often found in people that are very nurturing, people that want and need to protect and please everybody. They may be driven by underlying feelings of guilt or crave to be accepted by everybody.

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