Dr. med. Heinrich Will Quote: The Paradoxical Truth About Health and Disease

It would be shocking if one were the consequence of the other.
For while in the past an epidemic might claim tens of thousands of lives, followed by many years free of epidemics, today hundreds of thousands die relentlessly from cancer every year.
Among people aged 30 to 60, one in four deaths is from cancer!

And while death from an epidemic was preceded by a brief, usually painless illness, death from cancer and many heart conditions follows months of agonizing, costly bedridden illness.
Certainly, hygiene is indispensable, but it is clearly not enough.
That is why preventive medicine was developed as a supplement. Its aim is to detect the onset of a disease through screening and treat it as a precaution.
It has been practiced in schools for decades.
No success in reducing disease rates has been evident so far.

The required application of preventive medicine to adults is hindered not only by financial but also by psychological difficulties, because adults, after the era of dictatorship and questionnaires, try to evade any kind of “registration” and compulsory treatment.
However, hygiene and preventive medicine must remain half-measures for another reason:
they have a false view of humanity! They view human beings merely as a part of nature and therefore concern themselves only with the physical body.

To them, a human being is a mechanism akin to an automaton, where one simply inserts a coin and the calculated result comes out at the bottom. But uncontrollable influences intervene in the workings of the bodily mechanism, which can throw any calculation into disarray.
For human beings are not merely a part of the natural realm, but also of a spiritual realm; they are spiritual, soulful, and physical beings,
whose bodily functions are influenced by spirit and soul and are guided individually and fatefully from supernatural spheres.