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Illness Types<\/h1>\n

An\u00a0illness<\/strong>\u00a0is a negative condition existing in the present, a hole in healthiness. Only a\u00a0present illness<\/strong>\u00a0can be cured. A present illness has\u00a0present causes<\/strong>. A\u00a0curable illness<\/strong>\u00a0is a present illness that can be cured.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>This post is a summary of concepts presented in the paper A Theory of Cure<\/a>.<\/p>\n

To cure<\/strong> is to successfully address the present cause(s)<\/strong> of an illness.\u00a0 It is not possible to cure by addressing past nor future causes<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

An illness element<\/strong> has a single cause. Each present cause of an illness creates an illness element, an elementary illness.<\/p>\n

An elementary cure<\/strong> addresses a single cause, curing an element of illness.<\/p>\n

A compound illness<\/strong> consists of two or more illness elements, has two or more causes, requires two or more cures.\u00a0Compound illnesses are often diagnosed as single diseases.<\/p>\n

A\u00a0secondary illness<\/strong>\u00a0is an illness caused by an illness.\u00a0Injuries<\/strong>\u00a0are the most common secondary illnesses because illnesses uncured create more and more severe signs and symptoms, leading to injuries. If the causal illness is also present, there exists:<\/p>\n

A\u00a0Complex illness<\/strong>, consisting of an illness causing a secondary illness.<\/p>\n

A\u00a0chronic illness<\/strong>\u00a0has a chronic present cause. The cause is often insufficient to create an illness when not chronic. A\u00a0repeating illness<\/strong>\u00a0has a repeating cause or the repeating presence of a cause. Often their causes do not create illness until they are chronic.<\/p>\n

Illnesses uncured<\/strong>\u00a0can accumulate causes, progressing from elements of illness to compound, secondary, complex, repeating, and chronic illnesses. This progression is often viewed as a single disease by conventional medicine.<\/p>\n

Causes of Illness<\/h1>\n

Causes of illness are natural processes or things that do not cause illness most of the time. Most causes are healthy, causing healthiness, rarely causing illness .Illness is created when the cause disrupts a life entity.<\/p>\n

There are two fundamental\u00a0causes of illness<\/strong>: negative causal processes<\/strong> and negative attributes<\/strong>, which create the two basic types of illness: causal illnesses<\/strong> and attribute illnesses<\/strong>. Most causes are healthy, rarely causing illness.\u00a0Injuries<\/strong> are attribute illness. The injury is the present cause. Many injuries are secondary illnesses.<\/p>\n

The present cause of an illness might be in the diet, the body, the mind, the spirits, the communities, or the environment of the afflicted. The illness might be due to the presence of a cause, or the (presence of an) absence of a necessary to health. In each case, the cure is to address the present cause.<\/p>\n

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This image illustrates the natural progression of illness elements when causes are not addressed, when illnesses are not cured. This process can also be illustrated as a circle of illnesses, which can progress over time to a downward spiral.<\/p>\n

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Cures<\/h1>\n

To cure is to address the present cause.<\/p>\n

A causal cure<\/strong> is a process that addresses the process cause, curing a causal illness element. Causal cures must be maintained to maintain the cured status.<\/p>\n

An attribute transformation<\/strong> cures an attribute illness element. Once the transformation is complete, no further cure actions are necessary.\u00a0The patient is not transformed, only the present cause.<\/p>\n

Healing<\/strong> cures injuries by transforming the injury, the present cause of signs and symptoms.<\/p>\n

Addressing the chronic nature of the cause<\/strong>\u00a0is necessary to cure a chronic illness.The cause of a chronic illness element might be the chronic presence (or absence) of a negative process or attribute. Attribute illnesses, except for injuries, are naturally chronic because attributes persist.<\/p>\n

Every curable illness is cured by addressing its present cause(s).\u00a0\u00a0Every curable illness can be cured.<\/p>\n

An illness element is cured when:<\/p>\n