The Mistruths About Disease: Ethnomedicine as Applied to the Misconceptions of Health

Regardless of where you may live, your life has been imperiled by medical ignorance. True health is only possible in a realm that dismisses the superstitions of an institution based on privilege and of course, the compartmentalization of stolen and misunderstood information. The Mistruths about Disease posits that the medical industry is actually the disease industry with no interest in health. Furthermore, its practices that have been regarded as scientific and factual, whether actual evidence exists or not, have failed to recognize the connection between mind, body and soul. It becomes clear that this industry is an umbrella for anyone capable of attracting patients by dispensing medication and therefore, making the title of “doctor” more appropriate. This book simplifies disease, what we believe to disease, why we trust the disease industry and some of the numerous contributors of dis-ease. The author gives a pungent glimpse into the potentiality of the holistic health field and what must be prescribed to the future generations in order for them to live purposeful lives.