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How healthcare evolves beyond drugs, surgery, experimental vaccines, etc. to become more workable for the 99% of people worldwide--in about 100 years. How a new, more workable story of internal terrain and wellness gradually supercedes old, worn-out anti-germ theory. A positive Story of Restoration for public healthcare and Public Health Education.

A more workable method of whole-body healthcare, Worthy of Our Affection, already exists, innovated in 1931. This biomarker-based healthcare method was not even a fringe topic until 1968. The attempt is made to open people's minds to this little-known method, still in danger of becoming a lost art and science. This is strange as this biomarker method is the likely origin of several famous holistic health memes:

- whole body acid~alkaline--currently encumbered with much MISinformation,

- drinking water with lemon juice, tho existing in Egypt, in holistic health, it began here,

- trace minerals as a significant topic likely began here,

- The interwoven problems of agriculture and human health. Carey Reams was among the first generation, the first handful of doctors and agronomists calling attention to this.

In this book, in the year 2052, Dr. Reams is awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine. This is near-term science fiction. Main text pretends to be a freshman 2122 textbook for young adults, becoming healthcare professionals.

Why go 100 years into the future to tell this story? It will take this long:

- To get beyond current misinformation and cancel culture,

- For colleges to again be places for free, independent thinking,

- So journalism can do its job again,

- So in turn, public opinion can evolve,

- So in turn Public Health Education can be redeemed and upgraded.

This project does NOT teach medical procedures. A real medical textbook with depth and detail on this method already exists; so, is not repeated here. Rather the focus is how mainstream culture over ten decades evolves to a better, more workable healthcare for the 99% of people worldwide.