Why modern medicine isn`t neseccary

[Tjufsen]

Have you ever noticed, that if you lay in bed after sleeping, and you unfocus your eyes, that you see strains of dust floating around on it, and you can see the walls of the dust and the insides, it`s because the eyes are microscopic, they analyse the blood all the time for even the smallest of particles, it`s a part of the immune-system, so people in society get`s sick because they hold onto things mentally, which affest the immune-system, they`re making themselves sick, people who are moral and live naturally as natives, for example, never get`s sick, so medicine is just there to cure illnesses which people impose on themselves, the dream is perhaps to live in a society and have a cure for everything, like cancer-cells forms all the time, but with a normal immune-system, it never evolves into something dangerous, only when you hold onto something mentally you get sick, I`m putting with this thread a picture of a floating dust-particle, just to show you what I mean

 

[Warden_of_the_Storm]

What utter nonsense and drivel.

 

[AV1611VET]

... so people in society get`s sick because they hold onto things mentally, which affect the immune-system, they`re making themselves sick,

Not all illnesses are psychosomatic.

 

[Tjufsen]

Not all illnesses are psychosomatic.

I meant psycical, holding onto things mentally, makes you sick, psycically

 

[Warden_of_the_Storm]

I meant psycical, holding onto things mentally, makes you sick, psycically

Except that it doesn't.

 

[Tjufsen]

Except that it doesn't.

Why don`t natives get sick, who lives in jungle and are born there, then?

 

[Warden_of_the_Storm]

Why don`t natives get sick, who lives in jungle and are born there, then?

You've shown nothing to say that they don't.

Every person in every society and culture in the world will get sick in some form or another, it's what happens in nature.

 

[AV1611VET]

I meant psycical, holding onto things mentally, makes you sick, psycically

That's what's called "psychosomatic".

 

[Pommer]

Why don`t natives get sick, who lives in jungle and are born there, then?

And live to a ripe old age of 55?

 

[Tjufsen]

And live to a ripe old age of 55?

Life`s not hard as native, they build a simple shelter, and eat wild-boar, as food

 

[Warden_of_the_Storm]

Life`s not hard as native, they build a simple shelter, and eat wild-boar, as food

I think that's a bit racist and also not at all accurate. If you think that 'natives' of any stripe in the world have an 'easier' life, then you really don't know as much as you think you do.

 

[Astrid]

I think that's a bit racist and also not at all accurate. If you think that 'natives' of any stripe in the world have an 'easier' life, then you really don't know as much as you think you do.

I spent some time in rural Philippines.
Hardly " natives" spearing wild pigs of course but-

Being a city girl accustomed to the luxuries I was
acutely aware of less than idyllic conditions.

A grass roofed house with bamboo walls and a
packed dirt floor-

Lizards, toads, flies, mosquitos come and go as they
like.

Very hot and humid.

Sleep on a grass mat under mosquito net.

Simple unappetizing diet.

Diseases like dengue.

People there are used to it, they don't have choices anyway,

But life is never comfortable, " native" or not, it's still too
hot and there's no relief.
And it's not very healthy.
My host family lost three of seven children to
disease.

 

[Warden_of_the_Storm]

I spent some time in rural Philippines.
Hardly " natives" spearing wild pigs of course but-

Being a city girl accustomed to the luxuries I was
acutely aware of less than idyllic conditions.

A grass roofed house with bamboo walls and a
packed dirt floor-

Lizards, toads, flies, mosquitos come and go as they
like.

Very hot and humid.

Sleep on a grass mat under mosquito net.

Simple unappetizing diet.

Diseases like dengue.

People there are used to it, they don't have choices anyway,

But life is never comfortable, " native" or not, it's still too
hot and there's no relief.
And it's not very healthy.
My host family lost three of seven children to
disease.

Honestly, to prove the OP wrong, you could have just said the part about the dengue and the host family losing three of seven children to disease.

 

[Pommer]

Life`s not hard as native, they build a simple shelter, and eat wild-boar, as food

Or the wild boar eat you as food?

 

[Shemjaza]

Life`s not hard as native, they build a simple shelter, and eat wild-boar, as food

Or you get gored in the hunt and the very non-mental bacteria that infect your wound kill you.

 

[ViaCrucis]

Life`s not hard as native, they build a simple shelter, and eat wild-boar, as food

Taking notes:

Okay, so if I build simple shelter and eat wild-boar (as food, of course), then I won't get sick or ever be in need of modern medicine.

Alright, now to figure out where the local wild-boars are living and set up my tarp-on-a-stick (I figure that should be simple enough) very near to them. And I'll never have to worry again. Now, do the wild boars, if I have a simple shelter, simply offer themselves to me as food?

-CryptoLutheran

 

[jacks]

Some illness is psychosomatic, some isn't. Though even when physically sick or wounded, a positive attitude is helpful.

 

[The Barbarian]

Doctors haven't been using neseccary since the mid-1800s.

 

[jayem]

It's been known for a long, long time that psychological stress affects health. But stressors vary in the way brain circuitry responds. Shorter term, acute stress stimulates the immune system, which can be beneficial in fighting off infection, and recovering from injury. Chronic, persistent stress is deleterious. It involves different neuronal pathways which over a longer term can result in blood pressure elevation, raised glucose levels, and cytokine activation that damages cells. The link has much more information, but is quite technical.

https://www.nature.com/s41590-022-01276-1

 

[jayem]

Why don`t natives get sick, who lives in jungle and are born there, then?

Where do you get such erroneous, inaccurate information? Indigenous peoples are far less healthy than those of us living in modern, technologically advanced societies. This is pasted from a 2018 UN report. Read the link. You'll learn something.

Alarming levels of diabetes. Worldwide, over 50 per cent of indigenous adults over age 35 have type 2 diabetes and these numbers are predicted to rise. In some indigenous communities, diabetes has reached epidemic proportions and places the very existence of indigenous communities at risk.

Life expectancy up to 20 years lower. Indigenous peoples suffer from poorer health, are more likely to experience disability and reduced quality of life and ultimately die younger than their non-indigenous counterparts. The gap in life expectancy between indigenous and non-indigenous people in years is: Guatemala 13; Panama 10; Mexico 6; Nepal 20; Australia 20; Canada 17; New Zealand 11.

https://www.un.org/development/desa/indigenouspeoples/mandated-areas1/health.html