Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk

Medicine is broken. Fractured. We need medicine based on love, on caring, on helping each other.  Instead, much of modern medicine is based not just on competition, but on hatred. Of course it’s not everyone, and for the most part, … Continue reading →

Note: This post has been updated to coordinate the ideas herein with the concepts published in the paper A Theory of Cure and the book: The Elements of Cure. What is the theory of medicine?  Is there a fundamental theory of … Continue reading →

If a super-intelligent alien was to visit our planet and search for a scientific theory of illness, she might conclude the our prevailing theory consists of “sell the drugs” and “damn the consequences”. She might also know that the scientific … Continue reading →

There is no such thing as natural health. There are natural medicines, and unnatural medicines. Health comes from nature. It makes no sense to add the adjective “natural” to nature. To do so is nonsense, because it implies that there is such … Continue reading →

Much of today’s medical practice ignores the concept of cure, has no clear definition of cure, no understanding of cure for most illnesses. In healthicine, we recognize that cure is critical to health improvement and maintenance. What is cure? Before we … Continue reading →