I have been covering Goshinjo therapy since having written a number of reports on Goshinjo therapy in the Japanese Sankei Shimbun (the Sankei Newspaper) in 2001.
The theory of Goshinjo therapy is innovative and its immediate effectiveness cannot be explained by modern medicine. The more cases I cover the more I am obsessed to spread the knowledge of this therapy.
I wish from my heart that all persons suffering from illnesses can discover Goshinjo therapy and be saved.
Masako Kubota
| Vol. 1 | Higher brain dysfunction -Remarkable and effective for memory disturbance and reduction of epileptic seizures suffered for 27 years.- |
| Vol. 2 | Severe Higher Brain Dysfunction -A record of a recovery which cannot be explained medically. 'Love activates the brain.'- |
| Vol. 3 |
Breast Cancer -Disappeared without having 'Orthodox Hospital Treatments'- |
| Vol. 4 |
Cervical Dystonia -Free from the unbearable symptoms of spasms and involuntary movements of her neck, and from medication.- |
| Vol. 5 |
Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity -Symptoms such as dizziness, hearing impairment, migraine headaches and cataracts improved.- |
| Vol. 6 |
Rheumatoid Arthritis -Remarkably improved and administering Goshinjo therapy as a therapist in Australia- |
| Vol. 7 |
ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) -A doctor suffering from ALS for 17 years was amazed with his 'recovery' which is supposedly medically impossible. 'I would like to analyze Goshinjo therapy.'- |
| Vol. 8 |
Heart Failure -Arrhythmia caused by atrial fibrillation reverted to sinus rhythm.- |
| Vol. 9 |
Heart Failure Vol. 2 -Cardiomegaly and arrhythmia returned to normal.- |
| Vol. 10 |
Severe Cirrhosis and Liver Cancer -Recovered from being told death was imminent with ascites, esophageal varix explosion and consciousness disturbance- |
| Vol. 11 |
Excruciating Refractory Pain -Trigeminal neuralgia and severe headaches after shingles- |
| Vol. 12 |
ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) -Dramatic recovery of an athlete who was forced to retire due to loss of strength in the right side of his body- |
Vol. 13 |
ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) -A patient who had difficulty walking and was using wheelchair, but now he can walk with sticks. - |