One Cause, Many Ailments. Dr. John O.A. Pagano

       Foreword

      Modern medicine has made major strides especially since World War II. Innovative surgical procedures using space-age technology, timely treatment of injury, burns, and accidents have reduced infections, saved lives, and hastened recovery times. Yet we have a tendency to assume that new treatments replace old treatments completely. Not so! Penicillin and aspirin will always be excellent and inexpensive drugs. For my personal oral and dental hygiene I use products made from the Neem tree of India, the use of which goes back 5000 years. In the same vein, the Yew tree, found in the northwest United States, is the source of a drug used for treatment of cancer of the ovary.

      In our highly organized society, a doctor, lawyer, pilot, engineer, accountant, has to be licensed by the state for protection of citizens. With stringent protocols, continued education and on-going scrutiny by professional societies and licensing boards, a professional person has to explain and document the validity of his procedures. We have medical doctors, osteopaths, naturopaths, chiropractors, podiatrists, dieticians, nutritionists, psychologists, acupuncturists, etc., each claiming his unique skills and importance to health care.

      History is replete with snake oil practitioners, and many modern day imposters often go undetected. Nevertheless, there have always been persons with God-given special unexplained gifts who heal or reduce suffering in ways which the laws of physics cannot explain. Such a person was Edgar Cayce (1877-1945).

      Cayce diagnosed and gave healing suggestions to thousands of patients with varied disorders while in an altered state of consciousness, keeping meticulous records, and often offering unusual treatments. At the end of his 45 years of providing such information, his accuracy has been determined to be 93%. Yet, he was not a physician or health-care provider.

      Dr. John Pagano has

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