NEW MEGA SERIES: HUMAN DISEASES, REDEFINED

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101 DISEASES RE-DEFINED
Thesis & Hypothesis

Dear Friends,For next few weeks, I intend to provide you with information related to 101 most important diseases people suffer. They contain completely new information, you would not have heard of hitherto.All the diseases are re-defined with totally NEW interpretations. The first part today forms an introdution to what I intend to present.Please read, and am sure you will happy you read them.These are from my book "Human Diseases".With best wishes,Dr. Palani.
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Here, it goes...
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I wish to record here a word of caution: The findings that bear the stamp of absolute certainty are presented here as ‘thesis’, and those that require further and intense research for confirmation are presented as ‘hypothesis’.
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The latter could at times turn out to be based on logical conclusions.
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With this understanding, a reader can cautiously analyse the information given in this section to the best of his/her knowledge in the respective area of specialisation, or even based on experience.
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The primary objective is to make every reader think and evaluate the conclusions drawn, so that he/she can continue his/her research to fulfill the gaps, as and when the definite answers to these hypotheses are obtained.
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Communication with our brain
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Every cough should be considered as a word of the brain, trying to tell us of a problem that has been existing in the lung, trachea, bronchus, throat or in the gullet. It other words, it forms a ‘body language’.
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Until we notice, recognise, attend and correct the problem, the brain will keep on repeating the ‘word’, in a manner of nagging. We address it as a ‘persistent symptom’ or a ‘chronic disease’.
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The brain, while in the process of communicating with us seeking our help, tries on its own to rectify the problem by all means available to it. When difficult, it tries to circumvent alternative modes. Thus, the brain never ever gives up its attempt for a continued survival.
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The above pattern and description will be applicable to every disease. Our brain creates one or more symptoms for each of the sicknesses. We are expected to understand all those symptoms and extend our cooperation to the brain.
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When a growing up child asks questions, the less educated parents tell them to shut up. Whereas, the more civilised parents tend to answer their questions in such a manner so that the children will understand and appreciate it.
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Similar to the above analogy, when the symptoms indicating diseases are ‘spoken out’ by the brain, people tend to suppress them with the use of synthetic chemicals.
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Whereas, the better informed try to respond to the calls of the brain positively, and try to rectify the error, either through the use of natural products that are available as earth’s natural resources such as foods, fruits and drinks, or with the use of some sensible synthetic products.
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Our brain readily accepts anything that is given to the body in a gradual manner, in small doses.
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The side effects that arise when a drug is administered should be taken to mean as an agitation of the brain, and that could be due either to a rapid input of massive doses of suitable substances, or because of the input of improper products, owing to wrong diagnosis.
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I have listed in this chapter several of the diseases, their symptoms, causes and possible cures. Since most of the diseases centre around only a few sets of causes, the latter will be repeatedly stressed over and over again. This appears to be unavoidable.
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My idea of repeating the same information under each of the diseases, instead of asking the reader to refer back to what has already been described under one disease elsewhere has three purposes:
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(1) this being an altogether new discipline of science, I have to disseminate it at ease, in an uncomplicated matter,
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(2) this way, the description for each problem would form a complete answer in itself, and
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(3) it facilitates the reader to understand the disease without the hazard of referring back and forth several times, for the sake of continuity.
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If a person suffers from cough, all that is required of him/her is to refer to the sub-heading “cough” (presented in an alphabetical order) and get all the required information for a complete understanding of the problem.
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Thus, this book should prove very useful as a readily available reference material, unlike a text book in a curriculum.
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The approach for a cure of the listed diseases In the practice of Allopathic medicine, there are excellent drugs and methods available for an instant relief of asthma and bronchitis. The crucial thing appears to rest in reaching the hospital almost instantaneously. Failure to get an early medical help may at times prove to be fatal.
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When asthma patients approach me for a cure, I insist that they consult a practitioner of modern medicine at once, and get the necessary drugs. I refuse to offer any form of help to any one who refuses to get such an aid.
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My intention in giving the above statement is to convince all asthma patients to obtain proper medical help for a prolonged survival. Failure to observe this can bring in disastrous results. In emergency, none of the so-called wonder herbal medicines can help an asthmatic[1].
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While being on medication, my method of preventive measures can be given to a person, aiming for a complete cure of the problem. In this process, the frequency of asthma attacks would gradually become reduced.
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Yet, I insist in the patient carrying around with him/her all the medications and all related aids at all times, and in all places, for if an attack occurs for any reason, it can prove to be fatal.
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No one should take such a risk.
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With this understanding, any asthmatic patient may practice the details presented in my book on Asthma (2001).
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It will be of no use if one does only a few things recommended, and omits the rest simply because he/she does not like to change the lifestyle for some reason. Every detail given must be ‘obeyed’.
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The occurrence of asthma should not be considered as though it is totally unrelated to other parts of the body. Therefore, every system in the body must be treated.
Thus, the approach becomes holistic.
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Each of the diseases listed here would require a cautious approach.
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At this, I would like to draw here the attention of every reader to the Indemnification presented at the forefront in this book.
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The purpose of presenting this information is to enlighten the medical professionals, research scientists, and all deep-thinking readers to understand the real situation so that they could help improve the teaching and practice of the presently available health care systems, for the betterment of mankind.
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[1] We have lost the knowledge that existed some 200 or 300 years ago in Siddha and Ayurvedic systems for an instantaneous curing of very serious health problems such as snake bites, heart failures, and the like. This appears to be one of the losses we had to suffer because of the so-called modernization. .

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REFERENCES AND SOURCES will be given at a later date. Those wanting to refer at an early date are requested to refer to the book "HUMAN DISEASES: HOW AND .WHY DO THEY OCCUR, AND HOW TO CURE/PREVENT THEM?"
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DISCLAIMER: Western medical researchers and Registered Medical Practitioner have different opinions on all matters presented in my Blog. You are requested to follow the instructions given by Registered Medical Practitioners for the care of your health. Information given here is to provide you with the knowledge for better evaluation and understanding of the health problems.
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