The Relevance of CRON

[Guest guest]

Hi folks:

Gosh! It is pretty interesting when you think about it. Drug

companies are spending billions of dollars trying to develop new

drugs, a few of which will reduce the effects of diabetes, for

example, or delay death from cancer for a few years, sometimes (and

genuinely cure people occasionally), or enable emergency room

personnel prevent quick death from heart attack or stroke when a

patient arrives in an ambulance, etc .............

Other professionals are spending their lifetimes developing hugely

expensive equipment that can diagnose a person's disease once he has

acquired it. And trillions are spent annually, worldwide, in patient

care, administration and capital costs as well as other worthy

pusuits in the interests of health.

Any researcher who succeeds in developing a new technique to cure, or

even alleviate, or delay the progression of, some disease is

considered heroic. Rightly so.

Yet there is (based on the cancer data from Spindler's study and the

heart disease and diabetes data from Hollosz's study) a single

miracle 'cure' for the vast majority of the diseases prevalent in

industrial countries. It is within the grasp of anyone who truly

wants it. And even better than costing nothing, it has a negative

cost in the form of lower food expenses!

There really is no doubt about it. CRON is certainly a medical

breakthrough to match the very best of all time. At least on a par,

if not more profound than, say, the discovery of the desirability of

hygeine, or antibiotics.

Amazing, really. And we are just sitting here, with a ring-side

seat, watching it unfold.

Rodney.