Healthicine

Where have all the cures gone?  We used to think that insulin was the cure for diabetes, but now we know better.  We used to cure infections with antibiotics, but now we’re not so sure it’s a good idea to medicate every infection. We used to cure warts with the strangest things, but now warts appear to be incurable.  Are we losing the fight against disease?

We can’t even cure a common cold, how can we hope to cure cancer.

Actually, there are lots of cures occurring.  We just can’t find them. We seem to think that all true cures are miracles, and all other cures are not real. Continue reading →

Abstract:

Cure and cured are not defined medically or scientifically for most diseases. At present, medical tests for cured only exist for some communicable diseases.

This paper discusses the current definitions of cure and proposes a comprehensive definition of cure all illnesses, diseases and medical conditions that can be cured. Continue reading →

Doctor’s don’t use the word cure because they are not trained in cures. Doctors are trained to diagnose diseases and medical conditions, but they are not trained to diagnose cured.

Cured is not defined for most diseases.

Not defined. When cured is not defined, no doctor can prove a cure. Cured is defined for diseases caused by a pathogen or parasite, a live entity, and cured is accomplished with a poison that kills the pathogen. The test for cured is to prove that the pathogen is no longer present. There are no other medical tests for cured.

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If I could invent a cure for any disease, I would choose to cure scurvy.

But isn’t scurvy a trivial disease to cure? Don’t we already know that the cure for scurvy is Vitamin C? Isn’t the cure obvious? Continue reading →

A Calculus of Curing is a definition of cure, clearly identifying the three basic types of illnesses that can be cured, their causes, and the actions necessary to cure.  This is not a book about curing cancer, or arthritis, dementia or any other disease.  It is book about cure, about replacing a failing “treatment” paradigm with an effective  cure paradigm.

I recently published the book A Calculus of Curing on Amazon.

I need feedback. I believe all feedback is positive, even negative feedback. If you provide some feedback, I will place your name in the updated edition. I believe this book is an important step to understanding cures.  It also, of course, has room for improvements. I want to make it better with your ideas, your input.

I need your input. Continue reading →