Indeed the medical system has an important role to play in achieving superior health. There are limitations to what your doctor can do however.

The medical system is based on 'pathology'. The definition of pathology is 'the study and diagnosis of disease and illness through the examination of organs, tissues, cells and bodily fluids.'

What this means is that your doctor functions in the realm of the sick and unwell and he does little to encourage or prescribe the maintenance of a healthy lifestyle to you or his other patients.

Your doctor performs extremely well at diagnosing illnesses and disease. The medical profession in general is very good at 'fire fighting' in other words carrying out emergency operations in order to prolong or save life.

Another area of expertise of the medical system is the creation of vaccinations and antibiotics to suppress and hold back symptoms.

When it comes to the nature of degenerative diseases, the medical profession has made little to no progress in the last twenty or thirty years.

Degenerative diseases such as eczema, cardio vascular ailments, cancer, arthritis, respiratory problems, depression and mental states.

Very little advancement has been made to these degenerative areas in a long, long time, even though these ailments are dramatically on the increase in the Western world.

Advancement is slow in these areas because these illnesses are beyond the realms of the medical system. The factors that control these degenerative illnesses are based in your environment, your genes and most importantly in the way you live your life.

Your lifestyle factors include the foods that you consume, rest, your thought processes and exercise.

If you want to eliminate eczema you must make a change. If you want to avoid the likelihood of falling foul of degenerative diseases you must take control of the way you live your life. You must be willing to educate yourself so that you can maintain and manage those elements that determine your lifestyle.