Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk

In this, the Christmas season, we often take time to think about happiness. Some people are very happy at Christmas, some – not so much, even some who are happier all year round. Christmas happiness is different. How can that … Continue reading →

Modern medicine views most diseases as incurable. Incurable diseases range from challenging diseases like MS, HIV and polio, to the common cold and influenza, as well as damage and disability like macular degeneration and type 1 diabetes, and trivial physical problems like … Continue reading →

“Physicians of the Utmost Fame, Were called at once; but when they came They answered, as they took their fees, ‘There is no cure for this disease.” – Hilaire Belloc, Cautionary Tales In May 2016, I published the Science of Cure: How … Continue reading →

Are conventional medicines, or alternative medicines better?  It only takes a minute to find dozens of arguments and examples on either side of the question, but you cannot find the truth in arguments and examples. Where can the truth be … Continue reading →

The Healthicine Creed Health is whole. Health is wide and deep. Health is slow and steady. Health is honest and true. Health enables freedoms.  Freedoms enable health. Health encompasses all life processes, from genetics to Gaia. Health is a verb. … Continue reading →