Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk

A few days ago, I woke up to this. I had published a draft of my COVID-19 book on Amazon in mid-August. In mid-September, I made a number of updates, additions, and deletions, and uploaded the new version. It normally … Continue reading →

In Part 1, of this series, we explored the healthiness of disease at levels of species and community. Each species, and each community within a species, needs to cooperate and compete with other species and other communities. Competition expands abilities … Continue reading →

Imagine… What if we could eliminate ALL diseases? Would we be healthier? Can a disease be healthy? The word disease has many meanings. We often think of disease as caused by an infectious agent, a narrow view. Most disease causes of … Continue reading →

“To cure a case of COVID-19, we need a comprehensive definition of the COVID-19, and a complementary definition of cure covering all aspects and all cases. Neither exists today. COVID-19 is incurable.” – opening paragraph of COVID-19 from Causes to … Continue reading →

SARS-CoV-2 has been cracked. There’s one small problem. We haven’t accepted what we know, what we understand. Why not? On March 15th, 2020, I was in Arequipa, Peru, when the COVID quarantines began. My scheduled April flight home was cancelled. … Continue reading →