Is Your Medication Pushing You Towards a Far More Dangerous Illness?

We are told that chronic diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, and thyroid issues can't be cured, only "controlled." We are sold a lifetime of medicines and tablets with the promise of managing our condition. But what if this promise of "control" is a dangerous illusion? What if the very act of controlling a disease is what allows it to grow into something far bigger and more monstrous?

I believe that controlling a disease is profoundly different from curing it. And I believe that settling for control is the first step on a path to a much worse fate.

The Manager vs. The Owner: A Lesson in Problem-Solving

To understand this, I want you to imagine you are the owner of a company. You have to go abroad urgently for a week. While you're away, a major problem erupts at the office. Your manager calls you, panicked. The problem can only be truly solved if you are physically present. What do you do?

You tell your manager, "I'll be back in four days. Until then, just manage the situation. Keep things from falling apart. I will come back and solve the problem permanently."

In this scenario, we all understand the difference. Managing is temporary. It's a stop-gap measure. Solving is permanent. Curing a disease is solving it. Controlling a disease is merely managing it, and I believe it’s a universal fact that a problem that is only ever managed will always get bigger.

The Two Levels of Disease: From Bad Quality to Total Absence

To understand the danger of "control," we must first understand that, in my view, there are two levels of disease.

Level 1 Disease: The Quality Problem.
This is the first disease a person gets. It's when the quality of an item in the blood goes bad. "Bad sugar" (Diabetes). "Bad calcium" (Thyroid issues). "Bad fat" (High cholesterol). This is a smaller disease, a warning sign. It's the first leak in the dam.

Level 2 Disease: The Quantity Problem.
This is what happens when the first problem is not truly solved. It's when the quantity of an item in the blood drops dangerously low, or the item disappears entirely. This is a much bigger, more catastrophic disease. This is the dam breaking.

For example, having low-quality calcium in your blood might make you gain weight (Level 1). But if your body ends up with no calcium at all, it will start stealing it from your bones. Your bones will then rot and break. This is a Level 2 disease.

How "Control" Pushes You Into Level 2

This is the most horrifying part of the entire process. I believe it is the very act of "controlling" the Level 1 disease with lifelong medication that pushes you into the far more dangerous Level 2.

When an item in your blood goes bad, your body needs to be healed in a natural way that addresses the root cause. The doctors who don't know how to do this will offer you lifelong "control." But by taking these medicines for years, you never solve the underlying issue. Your body's condition worsens, and after some time, you are pushed into the second level.

Suddenly, it's not just that you have "bad" iron, you have no iron. You have no sodium. You have no calcium. And now you will be given even more medicines and tablets for this new, more terrifying disease.

The Path to a Real Cure

The first disease is always a degradation in the quality of something in your blood. I believe we are meant to cure this, not manage it. By reading and understanding the principles of how our body truly works, we can learn how to fix this problem naturally, without a lifetime of pills. We can learn how to heal ourselves before we are pushed over the cliff into a far more dangerous state of disease.