CURE Quote
Modern science tends to reject these anecdotal (cure) accounts as unreliable or, at best, as mere examples of the “placebo response”: The person gets better only because of a cultural belief or suggestion that deludes everyone into thinking healing took place. The placebo response is rejected as a “nuisance factor” that no one understands; it is unreliable and therefore unreal.
— Ernest Lawrence Rossi, The Psychobiology of Mind-Body HealingArchives
Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk
In Sickness and Health: Form follows Function?
“Form follows function” is a quote by the architect Louis Sullivan who said that buildings and other objects, which we might perceive as not beautiful, should have a shape that primarily relates to their intended function or purpose. The phrase is … Continue reading
Most Cancers are easily Cured
This post is the third in a series about easy cures. The first two are: Most Cures are easy, trivial, and therefore ignored, and Most Infections are Minor, Easily Cured. Obviously cancer is a complex disease – and we should … Continue reading
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Curing the Long COVID Demons
“In April 2020, shortly after the beginning of the pandemic, anecdotal reports from patients started to emerge that previously healthy individuals were experiencing lingering symptoms and were not fully recovering from an infection with SARS-CoV-2… Long COVID is not one … Continue reading
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Elementary Illness: Elementary Cure
An illness consists of a set of present causes and the negative consequences of those causes, the signs and symptoms of the illness. Causes, in themselves are not an illness. They might not be causing any illness. Consequences, negative signs … Continue reading
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Why Conspiracy Therapy doesn’t Cure
Conspiracy therapy is a treatment (not a cure) invented by US military intelligence, to treat victims of war (actual and virtual), terrorizing, physical and mental abuse, intentional misinformation, cognitive dissonance, and mass formation psychosis, resulting in Stockholm syndrome. The patient … Continue reading
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