Modern medicine constantly seeks new approaches to treating diseases, but most methods focus on combating symptoms rather than addressing the root causes of illness. This often leads to temporary improvements but does not resolve the underlying issues. The concept presented here offers a radically new perspective: to view diseases as protective mechanisms that help the body adapt to internal and external challenges. All bodily reactions—from inflammation to chronic conditions—serve a protective function and signal the need for change.
The key idea of the concept is that disease can be caused by unconscious goals that contradict a person's true needs. These goals, often imposed by society or culture, lead to conflicts that manifest at the bodily level. Thus, illness becomes a way to halt the progression toward destructive outcomes, giving a person the opportunity to reconsider their priorities.
According to this concept, treatment should not only aim to strengthen the body but also to enhance the individual. This includes developing awareness, understanding one's needs, and reevaluating life goals. The approach integrates knowledge from medicine, psychology, and philosophy to create comprehensive therapeutic programs.
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Babies and toddlers would certainly benefit from developing an understanding of their needs, reevaluating their life goals, and being given the opportunity to reconsider their priorities.
I would agree that there are unconscious goals that interfere with the body's health, however by the time we know enough to have a chance to counter the origins of these unconscious goals, we are ourselves subject to them and will thus actively work against their removal. Consciousness appears to be a quantum type phenomenon, which renders us quantum type entities, yet we perceive ourselves as classical entities from about age 7 months. Any resolution of the problem must then come from outside us somehow removing our classical understanding of our nature, it cannot come from within, we will unconsciously resist self-change.
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