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.
Continue reading “What Does CURED mean?”