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Here's something you might not have considered.

What happens when polio is cured? I personally know several people who were cured of polio. They don't use the word "cure". Most still suffer damage from the disease, but the disease is gone.

Modern medicine considers polio to be incurable. But at the same time, they have no definition of polio cured - so they cannot prove cured nor not cured.

What happens when polio is cured? Nothing. Polio, with regards to being cured, is like the common cold, influenza, and COVID. Cures and cured are simply ignored. It's nothing new.

Cured is defined medically and scientifically for an infectious disease cured by killing or removing the infectious cause. Cured is not defined for any other disease or treatment. If an alternative medicine cures an infection, it doesn't count and is not counted. Actually, no cures are counted. We have statistics for disease, but none for cured. Why not? If we counted all cures we might be forced to acknowledge that most cures don't come from medicines. We might even notice the obvious - most cases of disease are easily cured.

Think about infections, for example. We, like all animals always have, get dozens of infections in our lifetime. Most are never even diagnosed by a medical professional, much less treated, muchless cured.

And what about polio? How many cases of polio were trivial? How many were only very short term? How many were easily cured? Whether polio was caused by a virus or a poison, it only makes sense that we would have a wide variation in severity and duration. But... What happened to the cases that were easily cured? They were simply ignored.

To your health, Tracy

Author: A New Theory of Cure

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