The physician or the Ear Nose Throat specialist treats the Tonsillitis with antibiotics. Tonsillitis is got rid of but then the patient suffers from cough and bronchitis. Enter the Chest physician. Bronchitis is treated but the patient comes on with pains in the joint, a stiff back or a stiff neck or a frozen shoulder! And the patients tryst with the chest physician is over. Enter the Rheumatologist. Pain killers and muscle relaxants partly improve the arthritis or spondylitis or spondylolysis or spondylolisthesis. He refers the patient to a cheiro-praxis or a Physiotherapist. The physiotherapist manipulates, vibrates, massages the affected parts and advocates a long drawn out exercise routine that is difficult to adhere (so that he cannot be blamed if there is no cure). Back to the rheumatologist who paves in the way to another specialist. Enter the orthopedic surgeon. He is ready to cut and throw away the mischievous disc.

Thus the patient, by now has traveled from a Physician to a Ear-nose-throat surgeon; to a chest physician; to a Rheumatologist; to a Physiotherapist; to a orthopedic, in search of the ever evading cure. Further in the process he is diagnosed as an hypertensive (high blood pressure patient) and under the guidance of the cardiologist a new set of medicines are added to the already existing list. Gradually the patient starts showing high levels of cholesterol, triglycerides, and then ultimately diabetes. This journey from tonsillitis or bronchitis to diabetes and heart attacks is mathematically progressive and predictable and therefore definitely AVOIDABLE. This can be done only when one understands the Homoeopathic philosophy that Diseases gets Transferred from one system or organ to another. No disease in the body just appears without a precurser nor does it disappear without a follower.