Dr. Neal Robert Smookler

Looking at an adenocarcinoma of the lung gives us a breathtaking round-earth perspective of the meaningful interplay of consciousness, brain and organ. We find the biological conflict centers around a “death fright”, e.g. a cancer diagnosis that is perceived as a “death sentence”, i.e. one has been told they have six months to live. From a biological perspective, a death fright is equated with being unable to breathe, GASP. Anyone who has ever received such