A recent question appeared on QUORA: “How often have cures for disease been discovered occurring naturally in nature with no modifications needed?”
What do you think? Does this happen often? What happens when a disease is cured by natural processes? You might be surprised at the answer. Continue reading
Conventional medicine – and alternative medicine as well, have almost no scientific understanding of cured*. As a result, most diseases can be considered incurable medically. For most illnesses and diseases, no-one can prove the illnesses has been cured, even after they are cured.
What is cured? How can we tell when an illness has been cured? There are four basic requirements. Continue reading
In Wikipedia, Complementary and Alternative Medicine does not have a page. Instead, readers are directed to the entry for Alternative Medicine, which consists largely of negative propaganda. Wikipedia claims, “Complementary medicine (CM), complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), integrated medicine or integrative medicine (IM), and holistic medicine are among many rebrandings of the same phenomenon. Alternative therapies share in common that they reside outside medical science, and rely on pseudoscience. … Frequently used derogatory terms for the alternative are new-age or pseudo, with little distinction from quackery.” According to Wikipedia, CAM is not a practice, not a science, simply part of a “phenomenon”. Science? Or Bullspit? Continue reading
The Wuhan Virus is in the news every hour and it seems that many of the facts are quite changeable at present. Where did it come from? How dangerous is it? One question is neither asked nor answered.
What is the cure? The virus is a type of corona virus, similar to common corona viruses that cause the common cold, influenza, and also SARS and swine flu. Is the Wuhan virus infection a type of cold or flu? Is it incurable or not? How might we cure it? Continue reading
Once upon a time, a very intelligent young owl wanted to become the worlds best doctor. She consulted the wise old owl.
“Many owls claim to cure in many different ways. How,” she asked, “can I learn the best…?”
“First,” The wise old owl interrupted strategically, “you must know that every disease has two names.”
“Two names? But I want to find the best cure. Why do I need two diseases?”
“Not two diseases,” the elder counselled, “two names for every disease.”
“I want to find the best cure for the disease, not two diseases.” Continue reading
