Dr. Chen Bo-sheng, a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) cancer specialist at Jingher Chinese Medicine Clinic in Taipei, said he routinely asks patients about changes in their lives during the six months to a year before their diagnosis. He said the answer is often not a sudden shift in diet, but increased stress that led to poor sleep and a prolonged state of anxiety and tension, according to remarks he made on “Health 1+1,” an NTD program. NTD is a sister outlet of The Epoch Times.
Chen described one patient who received a promotion that brought a heavier workload and constant pressure. The patient was unable to unwind even after leaving work and developed persistent insomnia. Six months later, after seeking medical attention because he felt unwell, he was diagnosed with cancer. According to the report, stress alone cannot be said to have caused the disease, and most cancers develop over years.
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