The Sickness System: Think about it. If you're diagnosed with type two diabetes, what does the medical system do for you? They manage it. They put you on a diabetic diet, get you to start testing, and manage your blood sugars, and you may even be given a drug to manage your levels.

But here's a question we all need to ask. When do they actually try to treat it? You know, as in treat it so you don't have it anymore. Or are you just expected to have it for the rest of your life?

The same happens with high blood pressure, autoimmune disease, high cholesterol, and every other chronic disease or disorder out there. The usual treatment is a cycle of some kind of healthy diet, drugs, and then more diagnoses.

Look, we all know that often, once you take a drug for one condition, it can cause a tsunami of other side effects and conditions, which results in more diagnosis and of course, the need to take more medications.

So again, where is the attempt to treat you? The answer is, they don't. We live in a reactive medical system where options like surgery and drugs are used to suppress symptoms instead of addressing the primary factors. This means that people with chronic diseases or disorders only get worse over time, despite all the visits to their doctor. That's why it's time for a radical solution to start focusing on genuinely treating and preventing chronic conditions instead of just managing them and it all starts with just a few lifestyle changes.

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