N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE. BOOK 4. THE PHYSICS OF THE REALITIES

Book 4. The Physics of the Realities. Chapter 3. Another perception 160 diet, vegetarianism, breathing in a special way, drinking water, urine and another thousand and one ways. Fortunately, there is plenty of reading matter on this subject. Some are lucky by chance, and they get out of the painful hole for a while, but more often the state gets even worse. In the end, if there is still some time left, Man comes to the conclusion that the salvation of a drowning man is the work of the drowning man himself, and begins to look for his own way of healing / recovery. If he succeeds, then there comes euphoria, as a rule, flowing into a kind of messianism – the healed piously believes that he has found a panacea for everything and starts furiously carrying it to the masses, for greater persuasiveness, surrounding the purely empirical technique with a ridiculous "universal" theory. So there comes a 1021-th way of healing named after so-and so, which expands the assortment of tabloid literature. This accounts for an enormous number of various methods of recovery, so hated by the traditional medicine. You can not say that all these methods are nonsense, worth nothing. Certainly, someone once was saved of something, perhaps, even saved one’s life. The problem is different – none of these methods is universal; that is good for all and everyone. Why? Exactly the same is observed with the methods of traditional medicine. That's what N. Levashov (extracts from my diary) said about the problem of "universality". "Generally accepted methods of treatment for diseases and cancer chemotherapy, in particular are developed proceeding from THE DESIRE FOR MAXIMUM STANDARTIZATION OF THERAPEUTIC MEASURES. The main goal is to find drugs that can affect cancer cells if not of all tumors, then at least tumors having a common origin. The treatment itself is maximally standardized. Differences between individual methods are only in the general toxicity of drugs, i.e. in other words, in the limitations of use. At the same time, the criterion of the effectiveness of treatment is its ability to overcome differences among people." In this I was convinced, helping people who were diagnosed, or rather, were sentenced. No exhortations to doctors to deviate a little from the "road map" of "methods", as they call it, did not bring success. And the reason for all this, in my opinion, is fear. FEAR OF THEIR OWN MISUNDERSTANDING OF THE OCCURRING EVENTS which triggers off fear, and with fear there comes malice. But one can "hide" oneself behind the concept – "worked out technique." What kind of biostructures,