This medical guide introduces methods that will help to heal currently incurable diseases, namely, cancers and collagen and allergic diseases. Although all of currently available cancer drugs are harmful due to their strong side effects, harmless and side effect-free cancer drugs; benzaldehyde derivatives, were discovered by a Japanese genius in 1980. Owing to the experts' intentional silence, the discovery is still unknown to most people. Three decades having passed, it seems to be about time for everybody to know about it. Details are given in the second chapter. A novel concept concerning antibodies' replacements was conceived by another Japanese genius, namely, the author in 1991. His trials to publicize the concept through popular medical journals met a stubborn resistance, presumably because the concept is too simple and clear-cut and yet extraordinarily useful, namely, literally all of collagen and allergic diseases heal completely by its application. Detailed explanations are given in the first chapter. The third chapter demonstrates a handy way to improve over-nourished states without restricting food intake. The fourth and fifth chapters give information concerning enlightenment, cosmic providence, cosmic views, etc.

Good-Bye, Incurable Diseases!

By Kimihiko Okazaki

iUniverse, Inc.

Copyright © 2011 Kimihiko Okazaki, M.D.
All right reserved.
ISBN: 978-1-4620-0428-7

Contents

Preface............................................................................................vIntroduction.......................................................................................viiChapter 1: How to Cure Allergic and Collagen Diseases..............................................1Chapter 2: Anti-cancer Agent with No Side Effects..................................................31Chapter 3: How to Control Overnourished States without Restricting Food Intake.....................41Chapter 4: Care of Mind............................................................................45Chapter 5: Prospects for the Future................................................................61Epilogue...........................................................................................75Acknowledgments....................................................................................77

Chapter One

How to Cure Allergic and Collagen Diseases

Subsection 1: Contemporary People and Medicine Are Deeply Attached to Money

I believe that you would like to receive without delay a treatment that is good for allergic and collagen diseases if such a treatment was available. I also believe that you want to know where to go in order to receive the treatment. This book will give you all that information.

Please read this book to the end because allergic and collagen diseases, which used to be incurable, will heal completely without fail.

Most, if not all, readers think that scholars and doctors in the field of medicine make efforts to find causes of diseases and discover how to heal them. It is a matter of course to think that a novel therapy would spread all over the world promptly after the discovery, and patients of the disease would enjoy its benefit. However, this is not so.

A normal way of thinking is that the doctor wants to serve many people with the truth that has been discovered through his or her earnest research. But something is going wrong because our way of living has changed.

What do you think is the most important thing for most people? Sick people may say, "It's health." But what a great majority of people desire is money. For them, the purpose of life is to become rich. They simply think that rich men can do whatever they want and can spend a happy life without any worries.

Most people try hard to take as high a position as possible or to become famous either as athletes or in another field. Most parents expect their children to earn a good living.

The supreme aim of enterprises is to pursue gains. Employees who can contribute to this aim are regarded as capable and receive better wages. Employees of low efficiency are treated coldly and are released when the company struggles.

That is the case with hospitals, too. After purchasing modern equipment, the invested capital must be refunded as soon as possible. The means to obtaining that money is to make the patients pay.

I don't know if you notice it, but when you visit a hospital while your condition is not too good, hospitals often let you receive more than the necessary examinations, such as X-rays, CTs, MRIs, and the like. Some of you may have thought, Won't just one exam do? But hospitals have their own reasons and motivations. Examinations are carried out according to manuals and often require no special knowledge. Consequently, various examinations are indispensable financial resources for the hospital.

On the other hand, from the patients' viewpoint, their physical strengths are exhausted during many examinations, and their remaining life spans may shorten.

The story does not end with examinations. Many hospitals hold seminars to study how to stabilize their management. We would rather think that they keep studying days and nights for how to help patients and how to cure diseases completely. The reality is quite different.

The number of people who undergo blood dialysis is increasing. This is because the hospital wants to maintain a certain number of dialysis patients in order to bring about a stable income. It is time-consuming and unpleasant to undergo blood dialysis for the patient, but for the hospital, such patients are very welcome. Dishonest physicians are sometimes socially prosecuted because they intentionally treat patients in order to make new recipients of blood dialysis.

How about doctors who don't work in hospitals? A few doctors go to a remote place, open up a clinic, and support the health of the people of the area. They must be looked up to as wonderful persons. But most physicians consider their own situation first. Although we cannot blame only doctors because many contemporary people have forgotten the spirit of public service. Most researchers have strong desires for discoveries of novel treatments and for fame, and so they naturally oppose discoveries made by somebody else.

There is a similar circumstance in my own background. For some reason, my current method of practice meets a persistent resistance and won't spread into the world. This is the reason why I decided to write this book—in order to let you know directly about my method, which is capable of saving all of the approximately two hundred million patients of collagen diseases on this planet.

Under these circumstances, it is not guaranteed that you can receive the treatment at any clinic, simply because it is not widely known. Herein lies the problem.

What a patient expects and desires most is nothing but a complete cure of his disease. However, it is not desirable for the contemporary medical world to heal diseases easily that used to be incurable.

Subsection 2: Reasons Why Previously Incurable Diseases Are Not Cured Easily

Because patients incorrectly believe that collagen and allergic diseases are incurable, no one complains if an ineffective treatment is given for a long time. Hospitals want patients' money in order to keep running. Therefore it is desirable for hospitals to keep treating the resigned patients in the customary way. Medical centers would be unable to raise much money if an amazing discovery diffuses to the whole world, and those diseases are cured easily. If hospitals cannot raise money, they would be bankrupt. I don't say that all hospitals are like this, but unfortunately, these money-obsessed hospitals are gaining in number.

There are numerous circumstances in the contemporary medical world where the medical staff can profit. A considerable number of scholars study "incurable" diseases. Each scholar has his or her own research project and makes efforts days and nights. For them, a momentous discovery would be nothing but a nuisance—because their research would end and their funding would stop.

The method that I'm going to demonstrate in this book is extremely simple and clear-cut. It is so simple that few, if any, scholars would like to admit it. They must feel that their research field is being invaded. However, as far as the patients are concerned, the research funding doesn't matter at all—what matters is whether or not the diseases are healed. It is utterly a matter of course.

The reason why I dare publish this book is only because I cannot help doing something for the patients. No matter what authoritative doctors say, what matters is whether or not the diseases heal.

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