Our most amazing story is a client who came in only for the Introductory Assessment and found that she no longer needed her reading glasses for almost three weeks.  After her first full 2hr session, she noticed much pain relief and better sleep and after almost a month is just starting to notice some blurriness in her left eye.  Further sessions and making the good lifestyle choices will harmonize your energies and allow you hold your own natural healthy vibrations to function optimally.

Like the pros, we are also noticing tremendous value in applying our technology to high performance athletics. Our athletes have noticed significant improvement with pain issues, injuries, and discomfort, some with as little as one session.  Some are also noticing improved focus and performance.  The experiences described are the true experiences of our clients.  The QEW Centre acknowledges the experience of each client as unique and individualized.  You have the power to heal yourself!  We’re here to guide you in doing just that.

What are you doing to lower cancer rates? 

How about starting with your own health?

Pouring funds into the current cancer research is not going to save Canadians from the increasing cancer rate.  The obvious truth is that cancer does not just have one root cause and it certainly isn’t just in your genes.  Each case is unique and there are a variety of factors involved, so don’t expect some geneticist to find your cancer gene and inject some foreign drug into your body and manipulate your genetic code and expect your illness to go away.  It is time for society to wake up and embrace the fact that we as human beings are more than mechanical machines that can be fixed with mechanical solutions like chemical drugs and surgery.

38% of Women and 44% of Men in Canada will develop cancer in their lifetimes.  Cancer can occur at any age, but becomes more likely as you age and since we all age, it will likely affect you or someone you know if it already hasn’t.  Approximately 2944 Canadians are diagnosed with cancer every week and an average of 1354 Canadians die of cancer each week.  The Canadian Cancer Society states that 24% of women and 29% of men will die of cancer.  Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in Canada with colorectal cancer being the second leading cause.

In 2006, an estimated 70, 400 deaths from cancer will have occurred, which is climbing to almost as many as the 75,000 people that die from cardiovascular disease, which accounts for more deaths than any other disease in Canada.  Three types of cancer account for at least 55% of new cases in each sex: prostate, lung, and colorectal cancers in males, and breast, lung, and colorectal cancers in females.

So what can you do about it?  Increase your awareness and learn how to live a more healthy life.  We need to start taking a more preventative approach to our health now.  We need to shift our focus and attention from the horrible end results of cancer and disease to being proactive and focus on the things that we can do now to live healthier.  The higher incidences of colorectal cancer are indicative of the eating habits of Canadians today.

At the QEW Centre, we want to increase your awareness.  In order to have an impact on today’s cancer statistics, you need to start thinking about yourself, your family, and your friends, but start with you.  Are you drinking enough high quality water to help keep yourself hydrated?  Is your digestive system working properly?  How are your organs functioning?  Are you doing enough exercise to keep your cardiovascular system working at its optimum?  What are you doing to manage your stress?

“Be proactive and learn preventative lifestyle choices.  Manage the day to day stressors on the body.  Find the guidance that is right for you.  Always focus and direct your thoughts and energy towards the positive and to the benefit of all.”

*All the statistics within this article were obtained from The Canadian Cancer Society 2006 Report.