“I first came to Éva in 2011. She did a MORA® assessment and treated my current issues.
I run group sessions where the request is always the same: if someone has an infectious illness, they should rather not come. But they do come—coughing and sneezing. They sit half a meter away from me, and just when they need to sneeze, they practically cover me with whatever pathogens they’re carrying. So I have no chance of not catching it—especially if three or four people show up like that in the same group. I could have been constantly ill, but Éva treated me immediately.
Then the MORA® Nova device arrived, with its many programs, and I knew right away: I needed this device. I had to save up for it—if I didn’t want to become an old woman whose full-time occupation is going from doctor to doctor and serving her body, instead of her body serving her. That was a line from Péter Popper. I heard it from him a thousand times, because by a stroke of great luck in my life, I trained with him and worked alongside him.
After a while, I finally had my own device—and from then on, I was able to regularly treat the infections I picked up in groups and in other places.
I also treated my long-standing, unpleasant issues, and I enthusiastically used the cosmetic programs on the device so that the tooth of time wouldn’t leave every single mark on me—only what was absolutely necessary. Even now, people don’t believe I’m over 72.
Then my mother became ill.
I worked for thirty years with severe chronic patients, mostly oncology, so I know the course of pancreatic cancer—the illness that my mother received in old age. Before that, she had all kinds of neurological complaints that no one could diagnose or treat. The symptoms were simply incompatible with a good quality of life.
After consulting with Éva, we tried the MORA® programs. My mother—an internationally recognized physician and researcher—reacted with considerable skepticism at first. She was used to electron microscopy and hard evidence-based science, and she couldn’t understand what was happening when she held the two electrodes, placed her feet on the foot electrodes, and simply sat there… and then noticed that her leg wasn’t twitching as much, her joints didn’t hurt as intensely, her regular headaches eased, and overall, she was in a state she could actually live with.
She could go for walks, take the bus, do small errands on her own—things that, before that, were only possible on rare “better days,” and only with assistance.
Then the pancreatic cancer came. She was 89, and her soul decided: now—and this would be her exit. In my psycho-oncology career, I saw many people die from this disease. They faced the final day with severe, unrelenting pain and a terrible overall condition. My mother had hardly any pain. The last few weeks were difficult, yes—but by then, as a convinced MORA®-using physician, she treated herself several times a day, and it made a difference. She did not have to suffer the way I had seen my patients suffer.
I cannot even express how grateful I am for that.
I, too, am moving forward in age. I have all the issues that tend to come after 70, no matter how carefully a person has lived and continues to live—but I can’t complain. My ability to work is excellent; in the things that tire me, people twenty years younger get tired much sooner. Many of my symptoms have either disappeared or are being kept under control.
In the end, as they say: if you wake up over forty and nothing hurts, you’re dead. Let alone over seventy.
Éva regularly does an assessment for me, and I diligently sit with my device and try to push back against time.
They say a person cannot influence their “exit point,” but they can influence how they live until then. I’m fortunate to have my own device—but even if I didn’t, I would spend money on these kinds of treatments much sooner than on anything else, after housing and food.”
Dr. Mária Angster
Clinical psychologist, psychotherapist, family constellations practitioner
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