CURE Quote
If you made a list of the 100 commonest, potentially fatal but most easily cured medical conditions which are most often mistakenly diagnosed as something else, then normal pressure hydrocephalus would be top of the list.
— Vernon Coleman, Dementia Myth Most Patients with Dementia Are Curable, 2019Archives
Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk
Theory of Cure: A History
The cause is proven by a cure. In 2016, I was working to update the book Healthicine, the Arts and Sciences of Health and Healthiness, which had been published several years before when I realized I could not find a useful … Continue reading
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What Means “Cured”?
“In theory, theory and practice are the same, in practice, they are not.” – unknown theorist. Theory of Cure An illness consists of a set of present causes and the negative consequence of those causes. An illness element consists of … Continue reading
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The Supplement Problem is Not What We Think
“Treat symptoms, Improve Healthiness, Cure Illness” The suggestion that the government bureaucracies should regulate supplements like they regulate drugs. This concept can be caused by simplified view that often leads to misunderstanding:
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How to CURE any (curable) problem, and Know it is Cured
Usually, we think of curing an illness or a disease, but we often use the word cure for other problems. We might wish to find a ‘Cure’ for Turkey’s Ills, or claim that Rube Goldberg found the cure for self-isolation boredom or cure the quarantine … Continue reading
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Do Communities have “Spirits?”
To have, or to be, that is the question. Do communities have spirits? Or are they spirits? Image from the book by Zygmunt Bauman. What is a community? What is “not” a community? Is there a “black community” in the … Continue reading
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