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Dowsers Find Answers to Breast Cancer in Marin County
Written by Kerry Louise Gillett

Six members of the American Society of Dowsers got together on April 20, 2002 to use their dowsing skills to find out what was causing the extraordinarily high rate of breast cancer in Marin County.

Dowsing, also called water witching or divining , is most commonly used to find water. But as NASA and scientific universities in Europe know, dowsing can be used to find many different things, including answers to pressing questions.

WHAT THEY FOUND:
First, this group of dowsers confirmed that there is, indeed, a higher rate of breast cancer in Marin County than anywhere else in the state. They also found that it is not just one factor, but a conglomeration of factors that makes the risks higher for Marin women than for others.

One phenomenon involved in this disease process is called geopathic stress or negative earth energies, which are naturally occurring radiations from the earth. Long-term studies in Germany have confirmed the link between disease and sleeping and working over these malevolent zones. In countries where the destructive character of these streams has been accepted by much of the scientific community, dowsers are routinely used to locate them, much the same as they are used to find the best place for a water well. The investigation by these local dowsers revealed that Marin County has an exceptionally high amount of geopathic stress lines. This means that the women of Marin are more likely to be exposed to these negatives earth energies than women in other areas.

This group also confirmed the well-known facts that Caucasian women are more susceptible to falling ill with breast cancer and that the more affluent the woman, the more likely she is to contract this disease. The residents of Marin County are mostly white and largely affluent and are, therefore, a natural target for this affliction.

It was determined in this dowsing session that leading a stressful life increases a woman’s chances of becoming part of the statistics and that the fear generated by the publicity regarding breast cancer in Marin exacerbates the situation even further.

One of the most astounding revelations was that the fungus that is affecting the oak trees in our county is contributing to the higher incidence of breast cancer in Marin. Although we cannot physically avoid the oak tree fungus -- which is in the air, in the water, on the ground -- this group of dowsers recommends avoiding the consumption of mushrooms, which, added to exposure to the tree fungus, makes matters worse.

The dowsers were surprised to find how big a part yeast plays in this scenario. Two of the main culprits are the yeasts found in sourdough bread and in California wines. On the other hand, the yeasts in wines produced outside of California, in beer, and in other breads were found to be blameless. It was also discovered that women who have breast cancer in Marin County also tend to have yeast infections, a high incidence of candida.

Flying in airplanes is another risk. It has been reported that airline attendants have a higher incidence of this disease, and the dowsers found that there are excessive electromagnetic radiations that adversely affect airline passengers and are especially dangerous to women susceptible to breast cancer.

This group agrees with the medical community, that the main culprit in the breast cancer controversy is estrogen. Alcohol, in its relationship to the production of estrogen, can be a contributing factor to this disease; and estrogen can also be found in the natural environment, in tofu, in pesticides, herbicides, and dry-cleaning chemicals. Those women taking estrogen supplements, such as birth control pills and hormonal replacement therapy, elevate their potential for breast-related disease.

One piece of good news is that the natural constitution of the groundwater in Marin appears to be harmless. It is known, however, that some plastic water bottles leach estrogen into their contents and, thus, pose a danger.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• Eliminate geopathic stress in your home and office. The following dowsers have professional experience and qualifications to determine whether or not your home or office is afflicted with geopathic stress and can help you eliminate your exposure to these potentially harmful earth radiations: Kerry Gillett (Marin), 415-382-1917; Nancy Bennett (Marin), 415-456-7989; Shirley Runco (Alameda), 510-278-3136; Linda Johnson (Sonoma), 707-824-8100

• Change your diet. Avoid California wines, mushrooms, and sourdough bread. If you have candida (yeast imbalance), consult a medical practitioner who can advise you on how to rid your body of this condition.

• Avoid air travel or protect yourself while flying. When traveling by air, use one of the two devices that this group found were thoroughly effective in shielding the flier from excessive aircraft radiations: The Energy Works Tripack, $44.00, through Kerry Gillett, 415-382-1917, and through Nancy Bennett, 415-456-7989; the MobileCare by MagmaCare, $382.00, through Linda Johnson, 707-824-8100.

• Avoid ingesting high amounts of estrogen.

• Reduce the stress in your life; maintain a positive attitude. Besides making your life happier, it can make it much healthier.

Kerry Gillett, an advanced dowser through the American Society of Dowsers and a feng shui practitioner, can be reached at 415/382-1917, kerrygillett@aol.com.