Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk

If I could invent a cure for any disease, I would choose to cure scurvy. But isn’t scurvy a trivial disease to cure? Don’t we already know that the cure for scurvy is Vitamin C? Isn’t the cure obvious?

A Calculus of Curing is a definition of cure, clearly identifying the three basic types of illnesses that can be cured, their causes, and the actions necessary to cure.  This is not a book about curing cancer, or arthritis, dementia … Continue reading →

Illness and disease are natural processes. We can understand these processes better as we study the natural progressions of illness. Every illness has a cause. An illness element, the simplest illness, has a single cause.  Infections are caused by bacteria.  Colds … Continue reading →

Conventional medicine has a huge problem with cure.  It’s a technical problem: “cured” is not defined for any non communicable disease. Because cured is not defined, no non communicable disease can be cured and proven to be cured. The World … Continue reading →

One of the things I find annoying in medical publications is the nonsense use of the word “health” in place of medical terms. Below is a recent editorial published in the Lancet, with every incorrect use of the word “health” … Continue reading →