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Moritz believes instead in alleged statements of a Dr. Hardin Jones (University of California, see below), who is cited ''Den Patienten geht es genauso gut, oder noch besser, wenn Sie nicht behandelt werden..''.

Moritz believes instead in alleged statements of a Dr. Hardin Jones (University of California, see below), who is cited ''Den Patienten geht es genauso gut, oder noch besser, wenn Sie nicht behandelt werden..''.

He also believes in the concept of [[cancer prone personality]], obsoltete and dated theories of psychiatrist [[Wilhelm Reich]], [[Ronald Grossarth-Maticek]], Lydia Temoshok (typus C) and Hürny and Adler (1991). He confounds personality traits and consequences of cancer (for instance depression as a consequence of a severe disease).

He also believes in the concept of [[cancer prone personality]], obsoltete and dated theories of psychiatrist [[Wilhelm Reich]], Hans Eysenck, [[Ronald Grossarth-Maticek]], Lydia Temoshok (typus C) and Hürny and Adler (1991). He confounds personality traits and consequences of cancer (for instance depression as a consequence of a severe disease).

=="liver cleasing" according to Andreas Moritz==

=="liver cleasing" according to Andreas Moritz==