Cures are free. Don’t believe it? We can check our medical bills, there are no lines for cure. No medical authority bills for cures. No insurance company pays for cures. No medical nor government authorities track cures. The World Health Organization tracks disease and death, but not cures. Cures are free.
What is the most common curable disease? The common cold. We get a cold, and a few weeks later, it’s gone. Cured. What did the cure cost? Cures are free.
“There is no (billable) cure for the common cold.“
Influenza? The same. We get the flu, it might range from mild to severe. A few days, sometimes weeks later, it’s gone. Cured. What’s the bill for the cure? What about warts, mumps, or measles?
“There are no (billable) cures for influenza.”
“There are no (billable) cures for warts.”
“There are no (billable) cures for mumps.”
“There are no (billable) cures for measles.“
COVID-19? It’s easy to check the stats. As of today (October 30, 2020) over 30 million people have “recovered” from COVID-19. How many are cured? None. Not one patient is listed as cured. There are no statistics for COVID-19 cured. Why not? Cures are free. Medical systems bill for treatments, but not cures. There is no accounting for cures. COVID-19 cured, is not defined medically. COVID treatments can be billed. Cures? Not. If you have a mild case of COVID-19 – most cases are mild – you will be sent home, told to self-isolate, and you will be cured. You might be billed for the appointment, the diagnosis, the medical recommendation. But the cure is free. What happens after a COVID-19 cure? Nothing.
“There is no (billable) cure for COVID-19.“
Cured is not defined medically for most diseases. So there cannot be any accounting or billing for cured. None for diseases that are easily cured, none for diseases that are hard to cure. Pneumonia is dangerous, even deadly – it can even cause COVID-19 deaths. But sometimes it’s cured with a medicine, or a medical treatment. The patient leaves the hospital, cured. But the bill? Treatments are billed. Diagnosis? Billed. Medicines? Billed. Hospital stay? Billed. Cure? Not. Cures are free.
We can check our medicine cabinets, or our pharmacies, reading every label, looking for the word cure, It’s not there*. Prescription medicines don’t claim to cure. Most make no attempt to cure. OTC (Over the Counter) medicines don’t claim to cure, and make no attempt to cure.
Alternative medicines are not allowed to claim to cure. As soon as they are approved treatments – they are not alternative medicines. Medicines are treatments. Treatments are billed. Cures are free. Do alternative practitioners cure more often, or less often than conventional medical practitioners? We have no idea. Alternative practitioners don’t bill for cures either.
The debate between conventional and alternative medicine can be summarized as:
“which medical treatment, conventional or alternative, does NOT cure better?”
We have no idea. We don’t bill for cures. No one accounts for cures.
Miracle cures, however, are well established and some are well documented. How can this be? Saints don’t charge for cures. Cures are free, so only a saint can cure?
Why are cures free? Cures come from health, not medicines. “Health is the best preventative, the best cure.” – the Healthicine Creed. But we can’t buy health. Health is personal. Sometimes it can be hard work. We need to work to be healthy. Cures are DIY (do it yourself) projects. Doctors – conventional and alternative, grandmothers, mothers, spouses, even children can provide support and assistance. But curing is up to us, as individuals, not to any doctor, not to any medicine. Cures are free. Sometimes we have to work for them – because we can’t buy them. Cures are free.
When we don’t study cures, we don’t understand cures. We need to build a science of cure, not just a science of billable treatments.
to your health, tracy
Author: The Elements of Cure
A Theory of Cure
* A few medicines, antibiotics and antifungals, are marketed as “a treatment or cure for…” But when they cure, or not, the bill is the same. We pay for the product, not for the cure. Cures are free.
