N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 3 Preface We do not think about health until it satisfies us. But when, due to various circumstances, it gets worsening abruptly, there begins a feverish search for methods of treatment. Some of us uncontrollably leave no stone unturned hoping for "all-powerful" medicine and believing in the infallibility and professionalism of doctors. Others look for alternative ways of treatment in newspapers, television and the Internet, relying on the experience of colleagues in misfortune and trying on themselves a variety of methods of treatment, up to the exotic ones, the third go to sorcerers, magicians, and mediums. The first thing that is currently laid in most of us is a visit to doctors. Unfortunately, modern medicine does not guarantee any recovery. A striking example of this is the presence of iatrogenic diseases, i.e. diseases, acquired during treatment. According to Crit. Care Med. Journal in the United States, the total incidence of iatrogenic diseases in intensive care units is 8.1%, and the number of deaths is about 13%. Moreover, in the United States, the defects in the production of health services rank fifth in the causes of death. In domestic medicine, the statistics of iatrogenic diseases is a mystery behind seven seals. There are a number of serious diseases before which modern medicine is powerless – cancer, diabetes, autism, hepatitis, AIDS and many others. Even after-effects after the flu lead to deaths (0.01-0.2%). And, according to the Federal State Statistics Service, the death rate from influenza in 2016 increased three-fold compared to 2015, and this despite the fact that in the Russian Federation for the first time the line of 40% of vaccination of the population was crossed, which, according to the doctors, should allow the epidemic process to be controlled. Experts call many reasons for what happened, but for the first time in many years, there is a public doubt about the expediency of vaccinations (Trump D., Onishchenko G.G, etc.) In short, the whole essence of traditional medicine is best reflected in the words of the author of this book. "All that can be got in ordinary life – all kinds of colds, sinusitis, ulcers, nervous diseases, colitis, herpes and others "non-fatal " – do not need any doctors. And if you "get" something specifically dangerous, then no doctors,