Medical Astrology Research on the Cause and Timing of Critical Illness

From: astrology (astrologyresearch_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 06/18/04 

Date: 17 Jun 2004 18:55:06 -0700

Medical Astrology: Research on the Cause and Developmental Timing of
Critical Illness

As a graduate with a Master’s Degree in Astrology under Noel
Tyl, I am currently conducting a research study on the relationship
between emotional conflict / trauma and the onset of critical illness.

As you may know, Noel Tyl (graduate of Harvard University) is one of
the world’s most prominent Astrologers, who over the past 30
years, has made an enormous contribution to astrological research,
authoring 29 books on Astrology, including “The Astrological
Timing of Critical Illness: Early Warning Patterns in the
Horoscope”. (www.noeltyl.com)

This research study is based on the work of Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer of
Germany who formulated ‘The New Medicine’ which solidly
bases the nature of disease on universal biological principles and on
the interaction between the three levels of the organism: the psyche,
the brain and the organ. After 20 years of research and therapy with
over 31,000 patients, Dr. Hamer established that a biological
‘conflict-shock’ results in disease and if the conflict is
resolved, the process of disease is reversed, repairing the damage and
returning the individual to health. In 1994, Dr. Hamer expanded his
system to 5 biological laws that cover all diseases in the entire
field of medicine. (www.newmedicine.ca)

Through Astrology, we are able to dramatically and reliably zero-in on
patterns and timing of critical illness.
If you are interested in participating in this research study, please
contact Lauren Delsack at astrologyresearch@yahoo.com

“Lauren Delsack is really and truly, as finely talented an
astrologer as I can imagine. She is focused strongly upon allying
sophisticated astrology with medical research, whereby early warning
of systemic and somatic breakdown, ascertained through astrology, can
save lives. She deserves all possible support for her mission. Her
work and research will shine for many, many years to come.”
– Noel Tyl