Modern medicine presents itself as a system governed by evidence, neutrality, and scientific rigor. In principle, this is admirable. Science should challenge assumptions, demand proof, and protect people from fraud, false hope, and dangerous misinformation. But somewhere along the way, a subtle shift occurred. Science stopped being treated purely as a method of inquiry and began functioning, culturally, as a centralized authority structure. And once that happened, questioning

In a previous article, we explored a subtle but powerful truth: that much of the suffering around pain isn’t just physical. It’s...

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