Natural Health Believes There Are No Incurable Diseases

The entire philosophy of natural health and healing contains some core principles. One of them entails believing that the body can heal itself of ANY disease, including supposedly “incurable” ones, and this is discussed in the following article I first wrote and published on another website in 2008.

Natural Health Principle No. 9 – Believing There Aren’t Incurable Diseases

Many health ailments and conditions today are branded as incurable diseases. Natural health and healing does not agree.

Natural health believes in the innate and powerful ability of the human body to restore itself to optimal health. This is a very bold assertion.

And it is very different from the beliefs of conventional medicine, which declares many, many diseases as incurable and having to be managed or controlled using drugs or surgery.

I definitely don’t want to give false hope to seriously ill people. The truth is, both sides of the argument are correct – it just depends on how we define the terms.

1st definition of “cure” – a magic bullet

If we are looking for a magic bullet, a specific substance or chemical which would wipe cancer, liver disease, kidney disease, heart disease or lupus away, without having to change one’s lifestyle in any way, then I’m sorry, conventional medicine is right – there is no cure for such diseases, and they are thus very much “incurable diseases”.

The much desired magic bullet is never going to happen – you destroy your life with years of horrible eating and living habits and you expect a pill to solve your problem? That’s unrealistic.

2nd definition of “cure” – the body healing itself

Most chronic degenerative conditions have multiple causes. Thus, when one’s eating and living habits are addressed in a holistic manner using multiple strategies and changes, the disease-causing conditions are reversed and a health-promoting environment is provided, one’s body can then exercise the blueprint it has for perfect health, and be restored to a state of wellbeing.

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