…health and their own needs. Because if they understood that, they could actually effectively stop the progression of their illness. And Jeff Rediger, whom we talked about, he wrote this book called Cured, which I'm sure he talked to you about, which is…

…room, and she was told to get out there and get back to work. You know, and another friend of mine, Dr. Jeff Rediger, was a psychiatrist at Harvard, who's written a book on what's called spontaneous remissions, which are not spontaneous at all. But Jeff,…

…the refusal to get medical treatment. And these are the cases that we call spontaneous remissions. And there's a Dr. Jeff Rediger from Harvard, who's a psychiatrist actually, who's also written a book on a similar subject called Cured, the Science of…

…Now, These are the cases you'd be studying. And, and what both Kelly Turner who wrote Radical Remission and Steve and Jeff Rediger who wrote on a similar topic found that there was nothing spontaneous about these remissions. That these people all, they…

…I'm getting miraculous results with my patients, but I can't even talk to my colleagues about it. And when I talked to Jeff Rediger, who's again, the head of McLean Hospital, medical director there at Harvard, he said, at Harvard to talk about the mind…

…you. And that means that if you change yourself, and in fact, there's a friend of mine now, a recent friend, Dr. Jeff Rediger, who's a psychiatrist at Harvard. And last year, he wrote a book called Cured. The Science of Spontaneous Healing. That was the…

…article about Weiss or his article, At the same time, I was talking to a medical colleague at Harvard. His name is Dr. Jeff Rediger. And Jeff is a psychiatrist. He's the head of one of the departments at McLean's Hospital at Harvard. And he himself has…

…when cure is not sometimes. Now, on the other hand, I can also tell you, as I do in this book, that And as Jeff Rediger has documented as well, is that once you reconnect with your authentic self, a lot of medical conditions can abate and even remit…

…years ago when I was writing this book and I was speaking to a leading psychiatrist at Harvard. His name is Dr. Jeff Rediger. And Jeff has written a book called Cured, The Miraculous Science of Spontaneous Remission. Because what Jeff did is he looked at…

…accidental and random. And he actually documented all these cases. Other researchers have done that same thing. But anyway, I'm talking to Jeff Rediger, because I read his book and I was interviewing him for my book. And he said to me, this is 1919,…

…Romania, Hungary. It's going to be published all over the world. I was talking to a doctor at Harvard. This doctor is Dr. Jeff Rediger. He's the head of a department at Harvard University at one of the hospitals. He told me that to this day, to talk…

…supposedly when somebody spontaneously gets better after having been given a terminal diagnosis. And there's a psychiatrist at Harvard, Dr. Jeff Rediger, who, by the way, you might want to talk to sometime. He's written a book called Cured, The Science of…

…did a study of people who got spontaneously better. Spontaneously. But when I talk to these people and Kelly Turner or Jeff Rediger talks to these people, there's nothing spontaneous about the healing. They all did something. And the biggest thing they did…

…in 1940. Now, jump ahead to the present. A few years ago, I was interviewing a psychiatrist at Harvard. His name is Dr. Jeff Rediger. He's a department head at one of the hospitals at Harvard. And Jeff wrote a book called Cured about people who seem to…

…Science of Spontaneous Remission. That was the original subtitle. The paperback has come out with a different subtitle, but Jeffrey Rediger, a Harvard psychiatrist and hospital director, wrote that book, published last year, and he did the same thing. He…

…least, can be found on that disconnection spectrum. As in Valentina's case, as in the case of the people that Jeff Rediger documented, that Kelly Turner documented, that I've documented, the path to healing, whether the trauma and that disconnection showed…

…that chapter called Diseases Teacher, I quote two American researchers, absolutely credentialed. One of them is a physician at Harvard, Dr. Jeff Rediger. Yeah, great book. Have you had Jeff? No, I want to. We went to schedule it, then he couldn't travel,…

…well deep into his 70s. Maybe we don't know everything as physicians. Is that possible that we don't? But in any case, Jeff Rediger, he's a director of a hospital unit at Harvard, at McLean's Hospital in Massachusetts. He's also a doctor of divinity and…

…you. And that means that if you change yourself, and in fact, there's a friend of mine now, a recent friend, Dr. Jeff Rediger, who's a psychiatrist at Harvard. And last year, he wrote a book called Cured. The Science of Spontaneous Healing. That was the…

…that chapter called Diseases Teacher, I quote two American researchers. Absolutely credentialed. One of them is a physician at Harvard, Dr. Jeff Rediger. Yeah, great book. Have you had Jeff? No, I want to. We went to schedule it, then he couldn't travel,…