Sounds like the SPOT might be lymph edema (swelling) in your abdomen.

Dear 33578,

I hope you don't mind me chipping in with some
thoughts while you're waiting for Andreas to
respond to your questions. Andreas is a master
diagnostician, and I think it's very likely
that he will be able to tell you exactly what
is the root of your problems.

It sounds to me like the SPOT is lymphatic
blockage in the lymph sacks or pools known
as cysterna chyli. They're located at the level of your belly button. Andreas devotes
nine pages of his brilliant new book, Cancer Is Not A Disease, to the problems of lymphatic
blockage (pp. 79 to 87). See if this description of lymph edema resonates with you:

"When there is lymph congestion in the cysterna chyli, the body's own worn-out and
damaged cell proteins can no longer be removed
properly. Remember, the body has to remove 30
billion old cells each day. This results in
lymph edema."

"You can feel any lymph edemas as tender, hard
knots by touching or massaging the area of your belly button while lying on your back.
These knots are sometimes as large as a fist.
Some people describe them as "rocks" in the
stomach. These "rocks" are a major cause of
middle and low back pain, as well as abdominal
swelling, and, in fact, are behind most symptoms of ill health, including heart disease and cancer."

Andreas goes on to say that, "Lymph blockage,
in the vast majority of cases, has its origin
in a congested liver and a detrimental diet and lifestyle. Both types of problems,
circulatory and lymphatic, can be successfully
eliminated through a series of liver cleanses, and by following a balanced diet and
lifestyle."

I suggest you buy a copy of Andreas' first book, The Amazing Liver & Gallbladder Flush,
(go to his website at: http://www.ener-chi.com), and
do some of his liver cleanses.I do them and
so do a number of my friends. The cleanses
are easy to do and quite inexpensive -- and
they get results.

Andreas may well tell you that the SPOT is
caused by something completely different.
Please trust his diagnosis, and not my
intuition, okay? If so, the saving grace of
my message may well be that someone who DOES
have lymph edema in his or her abdomen, will
read this post, and know, intuitively, what
is causing their own problems.

One way or the other, I'm sure your health
problems will be of relatively short duration.
I will keep you in my prayers.

Blessings,

Owen

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