Author Archives: Tracy Kolenchuk

Did you see the news about yesterday’s suicide? No, you didn’t. News agencies seldom report suicides. Suicide.org offers guidelines to news agencies on how to report suicides because, “the way suicides are reported in the media can either CAUSE suicides … Continue reading →

Medicine has a problem, and it’s getting worse, not better. The problem is disease. The more we study diseases, the more contributing factors we find. Cancer, the most extreme example, is caused by everything, and at the same time, prevented … Continue reading →

Is modern medicine searching for zipless cures, cures that are absolutely pure, single chemicals, patentable, free of side effects, cures that do the job, and leave quietly? Zipless cures are rarer than unicorns. In 1973, Eric Jong wrote in Fear of Flying: “The … Continue reading →

What is the true meaning of cure?  Actually, most of us know the meanings of cure, without referring to a dictionary. There are three: To stop the progression of an illness, by addressing the cause. To heal the damage caused … Continue reading →

An illness can only be cured by addressing the cause.  Every illness, every active illness, can be cured, because the cause is active, because it has active causes. Chronic illnesses have chronic causes. When we treat symptoms of an illness, without … Continue reading →