{"id":4628,"date":"2017-05-30T01:12:05","date_gmt":"2017-05-30T01:12:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/healthicine.org\/wordpress\/?p=4628"},"modified":"2017-06-19T20:22:41","modified_gmt":"2017-06-19T20:22:41","slug":"diy-causal-cures-books-that-cure","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/healthicine.org\/wordpress\/diy-causal-cures-books-that-cure\/","title":{"rendered":"Causal Cures: Books That Cure"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"\"<\/a>Have you noticed that there are thousands of books that claim to cure? \u00a0Have you noticed that our medical establishment dismisses most of them, and refuses to support any of them? How can this be? \u00a0Why does it happen?<\/p>\n

The problem is simple. Cure is not defined in medicine.<\/a> A further complication comes from the word cure, and how cure is defined outside of the field of medicine. There are two fundamentally opposing definitions of cure – often confused and\u00a0mixed\u00a0without awareness.<\/p>\n

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  1. When many people think of a cure, they believe in a\u00a0‘cure’ as\u00a0the end of an illness, where medicine is no longer required.<\/li>\n
  2. However, cure is also defined by many dictionaries as any treatment for an illness, with little respect for effectiveness. As a result, there are many\u00a0books about ‘cure’ that are actually about treatments which\u00a0make no attempt to cure.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Most books about curing illness do not use the word ‘cure’ in the title nor in the contents. The word cure is often forbidden in medicine<\/a>, with the common belief that cures are miracles – and we cannot study miracles with science.<\/p>\n

    So how can we find books that cure? My local library lists 297 books about diabetes, ranging from Fun To Know facts about Diabetes<\/strong>, to Yoga for Diabetes<\/strong>, to The American Diabetes Association Complete Guide to Diabetes<\/strong>\u00a0which offers “offers expert advice to diabetics on living an active, healthy life<\/em>“, but no cure. \u00a0Are there any books in my library that advise how to cure diabetes? \u00a0Yes. I’ve found one. \u00a0And it takes quite a bit of work to find it. Of course\u00a0if you find it, it doesn’t necessarily mean you can cure ‘your diabetes’ – any more than finding a book about building a house means you can ‘build your house’. \u00a0But if you don’t find it, your chances of a cure are much lower – modern medicine incorrectly believes that diabetes is an incurable disease.<\/p>\n

    If you want to cure your illness, you need more than a book. First, you need to understand what is meant by cure. You might also need some help. \u00a0Many of the books that cure are supported by doctors and organizations that can help you cure your illness. You are not alone with your illness.<\/p>\n

    Cure and causal cure are\u00a0 defined in healthicine thus:<\/p>\n

    Cure:<\/strong>\u00a0n. A cure is the end of an illness.<\/p>\n

    Causal cure:<\/strong>\u00a0v. To bring about the end of an illness by addressing the cause.<\/p>\n

    Illness:<\/strong>\u00a0n. An illness is a negative condition, consisting of a cause, which might\u00a0be in the body, the mind, the spirit, or the community of the patient, and the consequences, signs and symptoms, which affect the body, the mind, the spirits and the communities of the patient.<\/p>\n

    Cures:<\/strong>\u00a0There are four distinct types of cures: curing, healing, transformation, and prevention.<\/p>\n

    You can find a more detailed definition of healthicine cure here<\/a>, and a deeper explanation of causal\u00a0cures here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

    In this post, I list a number of books I have encountered over the years that describe cures for many illnesses – although the word cure is seldom used. I will expand this post over time – and I encourage you to make comments and suggestions.<\/p>\n

    Books that Cure
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    Type 1: Curing<\/h2>\n

    Type 1 cures are accomplished by addressing the cause of the illness. \u00a0An illness that is active, or progressive, has an active cause. \u00a0An illness that is chronic also has a chronic cause, the chronic nature of the active cause. Type 1 cures – in general, work by making the patient healthier, and the illness fades away. The approach of these books, in many cases, is like a shotgun, many different techniques are used at once, to improve the health of the patient. It may be possible in most cases, to cure the\u00a0illness with less effort – depending on the individual case and lifestyle.<\/p>\n

    Remember, improving healthiness can be hard work because it can require many changes. A coach, a mentor, or a buddy can be critical to your success..<\/p>\n

    Type 1 Cures<\/h1>\n

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