Healthicine

What is healthing? Healthing is the practice of improving healthiness. Improvements in healthiness are the best preventatives of illness, and can often cure disease without medicine,by lifting your healthiness out of the illness state.

Sometimes, health drops so low that an illness can be diagnosed. In the diagram, we can see that as healthiness drops, it moves into the range of many illnesses. Note that many diseases are ‘off the line’ of healthiness – that’s because we measure illness by symptoms, not by healthiness. Continue reading →

This morning, my cat, Chante, woke up before me.  Chante’s getting a bit old, and has some problems sleeping through the night. She climbed up on my side of the bed, looked into my sleepy eyes, and filed her complaint.  “Meoooooow”.  I reached over and rubbed her chin.  She purrred, happy now.  I am  a placebo. Continue reading →

Can we cure death? I recently saw this question on Quora “Why can’t we cure death?”. As I thought about this, using a healthicine framework, I made some interesting discoveries about health, illness, death – and cures.

First, let’s take a look at the definition of ‘cure’. I am not a doctor, but I consulted some medical manuals. The MERCK Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy, and Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine, for the definition of cure, and learned that ‘cure’ is not defined in these medical resources.   Continue reading →

Today, Wakeup-World.com published the healthicine post about healthicines, medicines, symptomicines:  Check it out here:  Understanding Medicines – From Deadly Drugs to Healthy Foods.

Tracy is the author of two books about healthicine:

Have you ever been cured? Were you cured by a medicine? or perhaps not?

Can you name a disease that can be cured, but cannot be cured with medicines? Can you name two? Five? More? How many diseases are there that are easily cured – but cannot be cured by medicines?

What is a disease? What is a medicine? Are medicines defined by the diseases they treat? What is a cure? A cure is the end of an illness.  

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