The Great Medical Saint (Matthew)

Chapter 659

Wendy had no doubts that scientists and plagues were tied to the survival of humanity, but she was skeptical about Plague Compendium.

Alan decided he'd share a little more. "Modern medicine just deals with the issues as they come. Got a headache? They give headache treatment. Sore foot? They treat the foot. But after the plague broke out, they couldn't find a cure.

"Forget about plagues. With all our medical advancements, we can only cure less than 7% of all illnesses. The immune system takes care of 93% of the illnesses all the time. It's up to our bodies to fight them off.

"Plague Compendium doesn't have a cure for the latest plague, but it does have the remedies to boost the immune system and help fight the plague off. Following the formula in Plague Compendium can greatly increase a patient's chances of surviving the plague."

Wendy suddenly felt like she had understood a lot of things, but a new question came to her just as quickly.

"With modern medicine being so advanced, we have tackled many illnesses besides cancer. How can you claim that less than 7% of all illnesses can be cured?"

It hit Alan that explaining things to Wendy was a waste of time. But if he wanted her to get things done, he'd have to talk her into it a bit more. Only then would she do it willingly.

others can't be treated at all.

cured, like colds, fevers, or stomach upsets. It's entirely possible to fully recover from it, but you

takes ibuprofen to bring the temperature down, it's just the immune system doing the work. The

high blood pressure or diabetes. After you have it, it doesn't go away, but proper medication can

come with aging. Getting older means the body starts to wear out. Age-related issues like joint problems, memory loss, and cataracts can start to

be. For joint pain and memory loss, taking medications and staying active can help improve the symptoms

things a little better, and it's untreatable. Aging can't be

this stage, all that medicine can offer is

can't be cured, but they still opt for surgery. It costs a lot, and the patient

insisting on treatment, but all it does is make the patient suffer more, and sometimes even lead to

of illnesses, and three of them are incurable. The first type makes up less than 7% of the total.

be cured. It was an eye-opener for Wendy, giving her a

just