CURE Quote
The (Ayurveda) medical texts delineate four aspects of therapeutics: the physician, the medicine, the attendant and the patient. All these are responsible for the cure of disease.
— Robin M Wright, Religion Medicine and Healing. An AnthologyArchives
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To be, or Not to be: A Masker
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
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The Invisible Cures
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
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The Missing Cured
Have you ever been cured of an illness or disease and the cure was ignored, the cure went missing? It happens a lot. Where might we find an illness cured? Where does an illness go, after it’s cured? We sometimes … Continue reading
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The Systemic Suppression of the Cured, their Cures and their Curers
How many diseases have we cured in the past 20 years? The past 50 years? When was the last time our medical systems found a cure for a disease? I’m not sure, but, having studied cure extensively, I have a … Continue reading
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Cures are better than Preventatives
Is “prevention better than cure?” or “cure better than prevention?” Does it depend? We need a solid understanding of cure, prevention, and the differences between them. There are two elementary types of cures and three fundamental types of preventatives. CURE … Continue reading
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