Disease
The word ‘disease’ is composed of two parts: dis, which means not, and ease. Hence the term, disease means not at ease or not in comfort.

Due to the pharmaceutical companies’ advertising, most individuals have come to assume that disease is caused by a deficiency of prescription medications. There has even been a movement to designate previously normal conditions such as shyness, exuberant children’s behavior, and temporary lethargic feelings as abnormal that must be treated with long-term medications. Widespread advertising and product promotion have led to numerous instances of conflict of interest for physicians who must choose between their economic well being and their patients’ well being.

However, medications usually only mask symptoms, and do not cure the cause(s) of a health problem. Some medications, such as those used to treat sinus allergies or digestive problems, must be used for the patient’s lifetime. The long-term side effects of some medications can lead to further health problems.

A client reported the following:

“I had a case of a runny nose, and refused to take medication, and it was healed within 24 hours only using energy balance methods provided by you, Oro Selket.”

Explanation: The client had eaten something the night before that created an imbalance in his system and the body’s produced fluids in order to flush out the irritant. The body had to get rid of those fluids and the body is capable of eliminating the fluid. The individual delayed taking the medication and was relieved within 24 hours.

If the person had taken the medication, then the discomfort may have lasted longer, because the fluids would be excreted over a longer interval. Taking a medication to stop the symptom means the person releases less of the fluid. The same logic applies to many discomforts, or what we call disease. 

Many diseases  like lyme disease and crohns disease, and heart disease and sexually transmitted diseases could be easily treated..

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