Nowadays, in our so-called sophistication and understanding of human biochemistry and genetics, the proliferation of new wonder drugs is epidemic.

This, coupled with dazzling new surgical techniques, causes us to feel medicine has left the dark ages, but maybe not.

In the year 2100, how many of today’s drugs will still be in use?

Perhaps we will have evolved to where alternative and natural, non-invasive methods will be commonplace.

Perhaps in a hundred years surgery will be considered a last, rather than a first resort.

Let’s be honest: when you go to a medical practitioner today, the method of treatment in 95 percent of cases is drugs and/or surgery.

While I am not advocating throwing away your pills and refusing surgery when it’s necessary, I am advocating a whole new look at how the body-mind relationship works