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 death are non-infectious. 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 Cures.
COVID-19 is poorly defined. How bad is it? COVID-19, the disease, is defined to be diagnosed by a medical professional, not to be cured. 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. It took time and money to return to Canada on a rescue flight.
Having recently published a book on the concepts of cure (The Elements of Cure), I thought it would be easy to cover COVID-19 in a new light, hopefully, less than 100 pages. Continue reading
There appear are lots of treatments for COVID-19, although none are officially recognized by our medical authorities. This says more about the failure of medical authority than failures of treatments. There are two kinds of treatments (and similarly, two kinds of preventatives) for every disease – holistic and reductionist. What’s the difference? This illustration, based on the concepts of the book: COVID-19 from Causes to Cures, provides a clear explanation.
Holistic treatments add to healthiness. But that’s not all they do. Because holistic treatments add to our healthiness, they sum to improve more aspects of healthiness, resulting in summative, harmonic, and synergistic improvements. Continue reading
Yesterday, I noted that even though 15.5 million people have recovered from COVID, there are no official numbers of people cured. How can that be, is it really so hard to cure COVID, or are we missing something? This diagram shows the potential stages of COVID taken from the book: COVID-19 from Causes to Cures.
A SARS-CoV-2 infection can range from asymptomatic (not a disease and therefore not shown in the above diagram) to a minor infection, to a disease causing injuries that need to be healed, to a stage where the patient is unable to heal without external – usually medical attention – to causing disabilities and possibly death. Let’s look at each stage. Continue reading
