Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk

Have you ever had an illness, and then it was cured? Has anyone ever cured your illness? Can you prove you are cured? Can you prove you’ve been cured? I’ve had many colds – all cured. Officially, “there is no … Continue reading →

It’s easy believe most infectious illnesses are complex, dangerous, potentially deadly and that cures are rare; that prevention is better than cure. But, no. “Most illnesses* are elementary, trivial, having a single cause, at least in the first stages. therefore, … Continue reading →

We might easily be led to believe that cures are rare, even impossible. After all, “there is no cure for the common cold.” However, after studying the concepts of cure for several years, I made an interesting discovery: “Most illnesses … Continue reading →

As we walk around, trying to wake up from the past two and a half years, we seem to have two different groups asking related questions: Why are they still wearing masks Why are they not wearing masks (they, in … Continue reading →

There is one kind of cure that is largely invisible to current medical theory and practice. How can a cure be invisible? There are exactly two fundamental types of cures, based on cause – attribute cures and causal cures. Current … Continue reading →