Theory of Cure Ten Years 2026

I began developing the theory of cure when, in 2016, I discovered that no medical dictionary, nor medical publication contained a philosophical, theoretical, or scientific definition of cure that is generally accepted and used in medical practice. Over the next ten years, I have published several books, papers, articles, and blog posts, gradually developing and improving on a general theory of cure. Last year, in 2025, I began a complete overhaul, not of the core theory, rather, a consolidation of the wording used to describe the concepts. This paper is the first publication with those changes. The theory of cure of April 2026, is the result of ten years of research and work preparing a comprehensive theory of cure.

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Are you Doing your Disease, or is it Doing You?

From a cure perspective: there are two fundamental types of illness cause: those that “do you,” and those that “you do.”

Cause is the key to cure, and to cures.

There are two fundamental types of causes of illness, causing two types of elementary of illness, requiring two types of cures. The two types of causes are

  • those that do you, and
  • those that you do.

Is your illness doing you, or are you doing it?

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The Healthiness Cures

Which cures more illnesses? Drugs, or Healthinesses?

When we think of a cure, we almost automatically reach for drug. We’ve been well trained by drug salesmen and their followers. At the same time, we should know that most drugs make no attempt to cure any disease, that most drugs cannot cure any disease, and that most cures do not come from drugs.

Where do most cures come from healthing. Yes, health is a verb: to improve healthiness. Most cures come from improvements in healthiness. Most intentional cures come from intentionally improving healthiness.

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What Does CURED mean?

In theory, theory and practice are the same, in practice, they are not.” – unknown.

Theory of Cure

An illness consists of a set of present causes and the negative consequence of those causes.

An illness element consists of a single present cause and the negative consequences of that cause.

A cure is an action, or a set of actions, that addresses the causes of an illness, producing a cured state or status such that the negative consequences are no longer present.

Cured is the status of the illness after the cause(s) of an illness have been successfully addressed. The individual, the patient, is not cured. The illness is cured. It was present due to the intersection of cause and negative consequences. Now that the cause has been addressed, it is no longer present.

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