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 371 courses of antibiotics and all-knowing doctors. As some explanation, with a high degree of probability, you will hear: "here, diarrhea is cured, and then we go on with cancer". The desire to "cut off" unnecessary or superfluous – in general it is difficult to somehow put down. People are ready to part with both limbs (if necessary), and with some (with paired – more willingly) organs, formations, blisters and extensions, without going into details. Knowledge, knocked into someone’s head since childhood and supported by the media, relatives, neighbors and, in general, by all "reasonable Mankind", dictate an obvious and unquestionable decision – once something has grown ("a lump") – it needs to be cut off – and then everything will be OK. To find out the origin of the "lump," its purpose and causes of growth does not seem necessary, it is enough a piece of paper from doctors or just their oral statements – it does not even trigger any normal curiosity. To expect a man have more or less reasonable behavior – you need to form in his head a picture of what is really happening to him. And this is much more difficult than "curing for cancer." True, it is necessary to carry out both in parallel, if indeed there is a desire to help, and the offered help is accepted. 6.8. The Freeze Let's stop for a while to assess the situation. On February 4 , the World marks the "Day Against Cancer". According to the current estimates of WHO, Hungary now ranks 1 st in Europe by the total number of people died of cancer. The Ukraine (in connection with those ongoing processes and the Life Support System, as well), takes 2 nd place , and Russia – an honorтable 3 rd place . But over the past six months (for 2017), the United States is beginning to "catch up" with Russia, and if this trend continues (I think it will), then in the very near future can find itself on top, whatever regrettable and paradoxical it sounds. And this is not bias. This should be knowledge. Modern man does not know much about what he is like. The available knowledge is not even knowledge but some descriptive information. The materialistic and, to the same extent, idealistic world outlook imposed upon from outside is defective, and adherence to any of them is a guarantee of nonexistence, which may occur in the foreseeable