translated from Spanish: Damian Kuc and a thread that refutes the sayings of Ivana Nadal

Damian Kuc is known for his “Unnecessary Stories” but this time he decided to get into the dark world of people who think: “All diseases have a cure if you want.” As were the sayings of model and media company Ivana Nadal, who uploaded a video to their networks with such claims and a rather reductionist philosophy. 

From tuiter with a thread, Damian showed the origin of one of the “gurus” doctors who practiced such philosophies. “The phalopite that diseases have “an emotional origin” comes largely from Ryke Hamer, a doctor who was revoked for malpractice leave. According to him, you can heal everything with “good thoughts.” The tuis cataract begins about it. 

The lack of illnesses has “an emotional origin” comes largely from Ryke Hamer, a doctor who was revoked for malpractice leave. According to him, you can heal everything with “good thoughts.” — Damian (@DamianKuc)
November 2, 2020

“His wife had breast cancer and refused treatments to follow “New Germanic Medicine” (Hamer’s Major Phalopite). He died.” Explains

His wife had breast cancer and refused treatments to follow “New Germanic Medicine” (Hamer’s Major Phalopite). Died. — Damian (@DamianKuc)
November 2, 2020

“In ’95, he was denounced because parents refused treatments for their daughter with cancer to treat her with Hamer’s phalopite. Died. He’s been in gray for quite some time, and the most dangerous thing is that here in Arg there are even doctors and doctors who go on TV repeating their “message”. says on his Kuc post and then post an article where he talks about it. 

In ’95 he was reported because parents refused treatments for their daughter with cancer to treat her with Hamer’s phalopite. Died.
He was in gray for quite some time and, most dangerously, here in Arg there are even doctors and doctors who go on TV repeating their “message” — Damian (@DamianKuc)
November 2, 2020

He then wrote a reflection on the media and those who communicate in front of a camera and give a dangerous message.
As communicators (even if you don’t want to be, having a lot of arrival puts you in that position) seems important to me that there is responsibility. We must separate our beliefs from what has already been shown to work in a certain way. The world doesn’t fit 100% on what we want. He concluded And while he does not directly name the model he refutes the words of it, citing the example of a doctor who preached the same thing and who was one of the founders of this controversial, debatable and harmful thought. 

Original source in Spanish