Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk

In the USA all official medical treatments that have been approved by the medical bureaucracy, the US/FDA, including: lab tests, vaccines, and medical procedures that a marketers claims can prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure a disease are called drugs. All … Continue reading →

Yesterday I walked over to the public library in Quill Lake, Saskatchewan, and spotted a medical dictionary I hadn’t seen before: Black’s Medical Dictionary, 37th Edition, published in 1992. I eagerly turned to the letter “C” to look up the … Continue reading →

When we develop an illness we might try dietary changes – organic, non-processed foods, herbs, and possibly supplements.  These attempts are often random guesses, not directed to specific nutrient or dietary needs.  Our dietary needs for optimal healthiness are poorly … Continue reading →

The stranger arrived, out of breath, at the deserted medical clinic entrance. Sweating and extremely tired from the journey, and from his illness, he mopped his face with a handkerchief, shading his eyes from the glare, he looked at the … Continue reading →

Cure, the word cure, has disappeared from conventional medical practice. Many medical dictionaries do not contain the word cure. No authoritative medical text contains a definition of cure, cures, curing, nor cured – much less a scientific medical definition. Most standard dictionaries … Continue reading →