Reference no: EM131004930
Part 1 - Research two categories of cures for your disease:
1) Herbal and "natural" cures, and
2) The classical medical treatments promoted by western doctors .
• Compare them and cite any and all research that would uphold the cure claims.
• Include pictures.
Part 2 - Look at the economic implications of the two different cure methods you studied.
• What will the natural method cost you?
• Are the "natural" treatments easy to grow? Expensive to buy?
• What will the Western medicine method cost you?
• How much profit do the pharmaceutical companies make?
• Include pictures
Part 3 - Folklore and Faulty Arguments
• Include any and all folklore or cultural practices for the herbal or natural cures
• Identify 4 faulty arguments by name that you find in your research
• Include pictures
Part 4 -
• Using all your research, design a cure protocol for yourself 9or family member) to follow. Lay it step by step in detail.
• Using the scientific method, suggest a protocol for determining whether your cure will work on you (or your family member). I require some thoughtful and thorough steps here. Please make sure you clearly label the steps of the scientific method. Review Module 1 if necessary.
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