Len Losik Ph. D.

The titles of the 4 papers included in this volume that were published by the AIAA Space Conference are: "Benefits to Space Logistics and Supportability Using Intelligent, Decision-Making Self-Prognostic Equipment"; "Results from the Prognostic Analysis Completed on the NASA Extreme Ultra Violet Explorer Satellite"; "Stopping Launch Vehicle Failures Using Telemetry to Measure Equipment Usable Life"; "Using Analog Telemetry to Measure Spacecraft Equipment Usable Life Upgrading Factory ATp"; "Moving to the 100% Reliability Domain Using Prognostic Analysis". This first of three volume of AIAA papers includes the author's 4 published technical papers that includes why NASA, commercial and the U.S. military spacecraft and any large complex defense weapons fail prematurely at rates from 10% to 60% and why the U.S. military and the U.S. government refuses to require its space systems and weapons systems suppliers to produce and deliver systems that won't fail prematurely and PHM technology developed by the author to win funding for the GPS program that identifies the equipment with premature aging that will cause a premature failure for replacement at the factory before shipment to the customer.

Chung Do Kwan Tae Kwon Do provides the creation, evolution and history of first Korean martial arts Kwan by Grandmaster, Won Kuk Lee who was the first instructor known to use the name Tang Soo Do as Korea's Post World War II martial art and Chung Do Kwan's travels with the new post war Korean government to become Chung Do Kwan Tae Kwon Do and whose relationship with Japanese occupying force that allowed Grandmaster Won Kuk Lee to teach Tang Soo Do before the Japanese were forced to leave Korea eventually caused Grandmaster Won Kuk Lee arrest and invitation to immigrate to the United States by one of the United States top Army Generals. The author includes the the founders history and education in Japan, his teaching of the many other future Korean Kwan founders and his relationship with Major General Choi Hong Hi who worked with Grandmaster Won Kuk Lee to create Taekwondo from Tang Soo Do and drive Chung Do Kwan Tang Soo Do's transformation to the Chung Do Kwan Taekwondo, helping to create Korea's its national martial art and Olympic sport. Includes all the Tang Soo do and Tae Kwon Do Hyungs and Poomsae, complete 80+ item bibliography, Glossary and Index for the serious reader.

Tang Soo Do Chung Do Kwan describes the creation, history and evolution of the first Korean Kwan to teach martial arts called Tang Soo Do in late 1944 by the Ching Do Kwan founder Grandmaster, Won Kuk Lee who was the first Korean martial arts Master to use the name Tang Soo Do to describe the Japanese style of Korean Karate he taught. It was also Korea's first Post World War II martial art that would get Grandmaster Won Kuk Lee arrested, imprisoned and put on trial as a Japanese sympathizer because he was allowed to teach Tang Soo Do with the Japanese still in control of Korea and later, his Tang Soo Do was so successful it became a threat to the new Korean independent government that his reputation was tarnished. The author describes Chung Do Kwan's travels through the new post World War II Korean government's work to close the Chung Do Kwan Tang Soo Do and the government forces that wanted Chung Do Kwan tang Soo Do to be changed to Chung Do Kwan Tae Kwon Do. The author includes Grandmaster Won Kuk Lee's relationship with the Japanese occupying forces in Korea that allowed him to teach Tang Soo Do just before the Japanese were forced to leave Korea by the U.S. Military and the U.S. military General that invited Grandmaster Won Kuk Lee to immigrate to the United States and avoid his enemies in the new, young independent Korean government that was destroying many Korean martial arts founders they could call a Japanese sympathizer from an earlier time. The author describes the entire evolution of the Chung Do Kwan Tang Soo Do as the first Kwan to teach Tang Soo Do and, as a political entity for the Korean government, Grandmaster Won Kuk Lee's many contribution to the development of Chung Do Kwan Tae Kwon Do and Grandmaster Won Kuk Lee's dedication to Taekwondo's journey to the 1988 Olympics. This book is for the experienced and serious Korean martial arts enthusiast.

How the GPS Won Funding by the Department of Defense is the story of the leader of the Rockwell International's (now Boeing) Global Positioning System (GPS) engineering teams and subcontractors that overpowered the overwhelming factions in the Air Force and its contractor, Lockheed Missiles and Space Company management and personnel that wanted GPS to fail and how the author created a new technology that allowed each Boeing's GPS satellite's atomic clocks to operate at their peak performance during every U.S. and international organization's multi-service system wide testing including NATO's. This caused Boeing's GPS satellite's performance to exceed all expectations and the same technology is used today in the design of the new Lockheed Martin/Air Force F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner commercial aircraft. An agreement by Boeing of the events in this book will result in a claim by the U.S. Air Force for $55M for Boeing's SV-7/NAVSTAR 5 and $20M for the Atlas F that launched SV-7 due to only one year of use prior to its avoidable loss in its 3.5 year mission life.

This book is a companion book to "Mental Illness A Creation of the Fight or Flight Response" that are the results from the author's research he completed for the Canadian Space Agency's (CSA) Manned Space Program in cooperation with Russian Cosmonauts in 2012 and 2013. The CSA requested the author determine if his company's technology could predict which astronauts in training would become mentally ill on a deep space mission lasting several years. An edited copy by the CSA of the author's research were published at the 2013 IEEE/AIAA Aerospace Conference held in Big Sky Montana for the CSA's Predictive Medicine Program personnel and subsequently the full results were submitted to NASA Headquarters in 2013 and published on-line for public access in the American Journal of Applied Psychology. Curing Cancer provides a complete program for acquiring and recovering from cancer which is the same strategy used for defining the cause and recovery process for emotional and mental disorders such as depression, anxiety, OCD, through bi-polar or schizophrenia. The author includes the description of why and how cancerous cells are acquired by people and how they are nothing more than our own body's evolutionary process for mutating cells always working to adapt to the latest threats to human life while working to get us and keep us safe from outside threats and our own life threatening decisions and lifestyle. Curing Cancer includes two massive reference sections and excerpts in the body of the text from members of the existing and past mental health community members and their professional opinions that the author has refuted with his own research results at the beginning of the book. The author also includes results to answers to common questions left unanswered by the current medical industry community. The author hopes this book will initiate a new direction in developing faster recovery programs that are quicker than the one proposed by the author as well as a new effort for pharmaceutical companies to develop the drugs to suppress our fight-or-flight response (FOFR) that the author has illustrated is the root cause of cancers and emotional and mental disorders as well as all non-genetic based disorders, diseases and illnesses.

Kwon Bup The Fighting Art of Shaolin Temple explains the creation, history and evolution of the first Asian fighting art that was taught at the Shaolin Temple first for preventive medicine. Kwon Bup type techniques were brought to China from India using the Silk Road and adopted for the Buddhist philosophy's emphasis on physical and mental health. This included training in Shaolin Temple Chuan Fa/Kwon Bup for physical and mental health improvements, medical surgeries and pharmaceutical treatments that were unknown in China at the time and so Buddhism and Kwon Bup swept through the Asian countries providing relief to the old, weak, injured and ill. The author describes the relationship between Shaolin Temple Chuan Fa and Shaolin Temple Kwon Bup and why Kwon Bup became Korea's first fighting method and Kwon Bup's relationship to Korea's other early fighting styles that include Subahk and Tae Kyon. The author also includes a discussion on Kwon Bup's influence on recent 20th century Korean martial arts styles of Tang Soo Do, Kong Soo Do, Tae Kwon Do and the many Korean Kwans such as the Moo Duk Kwan whose founder Grandmaster Hwang Kee redesigned the Moo Duk Kwan styles of martial arts to include Korea's ancient fighting art of Shaolin Temple Kwon Bup, Korean Subahk and Tae Kyon. Included is a substantial bibliography of over 80 references, a full glossary and extensive index for the readers convenience. Recommended for the beginning, intermediate as well as the experienced reader of martial arts information.

This is not a kick-punch book but a historical treatment from ever chnaging oral traditions for Taekkyeon as an authentic Korean fighting art (often confused with a martial art) that was developed by the people on the Korean peninsula 1500 years ago when the Tang military from across the ocean to the west of what call China today, assisted in Silla's defense and then remained in the Silla Kingdom in the 5th century for stabilizing the region. Taekkyeon players did not adopted the word "Do" because "Do" was from the Japanese who added the sophisticated and philosophical aspects of Bushido to Okinawa's Karate and without the word "Do", Taekkyeon instructors do not purport to improve the personal growth of players as is done in martial arts. Taekkyeon, as a modern day fighting art can be considered purely Korean in all aspects and not another martial art. During the Japanese colonial period, Taekkyeon was banned and nearly vanished. Fortunately Song Duk-Ki (1893-1987), the only known player of Taekkyeon in the 19th and 20th centuries as a student, player and referee and through his work, preserved the art and handed it down to modern day players. from the extensive efforts by Master Shin Han-seung (1928-1987), a resurgence in Taekkyeon practice resulted and on June 30, 1985, the first Taekkyeon game in 80 years took place in Kooduk stadium, Pusan. The author has included a year by year history of events that caused the colonization of Korea, the reason for the decline in interest in everything Korean and the development of modern Taekkyeon using modern techniques and many dozens of photos for learning the new techniques and those used in the new Yondan Shippal Soo (4th Dan 8 Hnads) Hyung/Form that was added to reduce the likelihood of Taekkyeon being lost again. The author includes modern Taekkyeon terminology in English, Hangul and Sino-Chinese, a 200 item bibliography, glossary and index for the readers convenience. The author also includes the work to get Taekkyeon accepted as Korea's national fighting art and why it wasn't chosen by Korea's martial arts community and the politics for the time that effected Korea's Grandmaster Hwang Kee, founder of the Korean Moo Duk Kwan Hwa Soo Do that also worked for many decades to resurrect Subak, another regional lost fighting art to get the Korean government to accept Moo Duk Kwan's Soo Bahk Do as Korea's national martial art and Olympic sport.

The Moo Duk Kwan History and Evolution is an academic reference that includes the history of the founder of the Moo Duk Kwan, Grandmaster Hwang Kee and the development of the Moo Duk Kwan's influence on the creation of Korean Martial arts community post World War II and the Korean War and his conflicts with the new, independent Korean government's secret plan to create a national martial art style to compete in the Olympics and the Korean government's attempt at forcing Grandmaster Hwang Kee to join and lead the Korean governments mandate to change from teaching Tang Soo Do to teaching Taekwondo on its journey to the 1988 Olympics. Moo Duk Kwan History and Evolution explains how the Moo Duk Kwan and Grandmaster Hwang Kee became one of the largest and influential Kwans of the post World War and Korean War Korean community and Grandmaster Hwang Kee's removal as Grandmaster of the Moo Duk Kwan and ordering Grandmaster and Major General Choi, Hong Hi to develop a Moo Duk Kwan Tae Kwon Do in support of getting Taekwondo into the Olympics. The author includes the evolution from Moo Duk Kwan Hwa Soo Do to the Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do to the Moo Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do Soo Bahk Do and then to just the Moo Duk Kwan Soo Bahk Do after Grandmaster Hwang Kee retired and his son, H.C. Hwang took the lead of the Moo Duk Kwan. Includes massive Bibliography, Glossary and Index for the serious reader

Confucius' intelligence, wisdom and insight from over 1500 years ago makes reading Confucius' Analects: A Western Perspective a true Eastern philosophical experience. Confucius' common sense intelligence, wisdom and philosophy that was ignored by his people of his time was eventually written down by his disciples many years after his death and then passed down through the centuries in cultural violation of Asian culture's demand that every 12 years, the past be forgotten. As a result of the 12 year purge cycle, generally, Asian history is only in oral traditions and so few historical writings are rare and the existence of Confucius Analects after 1500 years is likely due from a Western effort. The author, an internationally known Master martial arts Instructor, space scientist, physicist, mathematician and electrical engineer and he adds his unique interpretation to the translation of Confucius' follower's works to provide the reader a rich interpretation of Confucius behavior and contributions. Confucius was the daVince, Plato and Socrates of the Asian world; frustrated and angered by the poor living conditions of his people he saw everywhere he lived and traveled. Confucius' lectures were received poorly by the Royal families and officials everywhere because he when he spoke, he spoke without regard for cultural traditions, so it was considered dishonorable and disrespectful, eventually sending him to prison. Confucius was born into extreme poverty, abandoned as an infant, and forced to survive as a child living on village streets without a family to teach the social rules, Confucius rose to become one of the most intelligent consults to the government and Royal families. Confucius believed he could improve the lives of his people by spreading his simplistic philosophy wherever he lived but was rejected out of a cultural class. Confucius grew unappreciated and failed to improve his people's lives and developed an outspoken temperament and his outspokenness only did him harm. Eventually, Confucius became dissatisfied with the his people's resistance to a better life and left his government service to wonder from village to village attracting disciples wherever he stopped. Confucius taught his ideas openly, hoping his followers would spread his wisdom and ideas and improve the lives of the his people after his death.

This book is a companion book to "Curing Mental Illness" that both describe the results from the author's research he completed for the Canadian Space Agency's (CSA) Manned Space Program's Predictive Medicine Dept. in cooperation with the Russian Cosmonauts in 2012 and 2013. The CSA's Predictive Medicine personnel requested the author determine if his company's technology could predict which astronauts in CSA manned space program training would become mentally ill on a deep space mission lasting several years. An edited copy by the CSA of the results of the author's research were published at the 2013 IEEE/AIAA Aerospace Conference held in Big Sky Montana for the CSA's Predictive Medicine Program personnel and subsequently the full results were submitted to NASA Headquarters in 2013 and published on-line for public access in the American Journal of Applied Psychology. Curing Cancer provides a complete program for acquiring and recovering from cancer which is the same strategy used for defining the cause and recovery process for emotional and mental disorders such as depression, anxiety, OCD, through bi-polar or schizophrenia. The author includes existing information about mental illness from Wikipedia to compare with the results from his research that that answers the questions, how is mental illness acquired and how can people recover from mental illness that is not available from currently published information about mental illness. The author includes the description of why and how cancerous cells are acquired by people and how they are nothing more than our own body's evolutionary process for mutating cells always working to adapt to the latest threats to human life while working to get us and keep us safe from outside threats and our own life threatening decisions and lifestyle. Curing Cancer includes two massive reference sections and excerpts in the body of the text from members of the existing and past mental health community members and their professional opinions that the author has refuted with his own research results at the beginning of the book. The author also includes results to answers to common questions left unanswered by the current medical industry community. The author hopes this book will initiate a new direction in developing faster recovery programs that are quicker to get results as well as a new effort for pharmaceutical companies to develop the drugs to suppress our fight-or-flight response (FOFR) that the author has illustrated is the root cause of cancers, emotional and mental disorders as well as all non-genetic based immune system and auto-immune system disorders, diseases and illnesses including stopping childhood autism, diabetes and arthritis.

Includes the author's work with NASA HQ as a spacecraft designer to increase astronaut safety by using prognostic and health management (PHM) technologies to create a preventive paradigm to replace their current reactive paradigm in which 17 astronauts have died and NASA's largest spacecraft program ever funded terminated as a result. In 2013, the author submitted his research he completed for the Canadian Space Agency's Manned Space program's Predictive Medicine Program to NASA HQ that identified why and how astronauts are damaged permentally from their journey in space with Captain Lisa Nowak's 3 mental illnesses she acquired and was diagnosed with in 2007 after her several 6 month space missions to the International Space Station identified as the proverbial "canary in the coal mine". In response to the author's research, in 2014, NASA began a series of research projects that would refute the claims of the author's research, but surprisingly, affirmed the author's research and found new dangers and new unknown permanent damage that astronauts suffer from going to space. The author compiled the research completed by the agencies and academic institutions NASA funded and edited them to better reflect their results using terms and conclusions that NASA does not want Congress and the general public to learn. The research identifies that working in space is far more dangerous and harmful to anyone expecting to return as healthy as they they left as NASA and the manned space flight industry portrays to the general public to maintain a pro-space exploration support and continue to receive the $18B/year budget that NASA receives from Congress to meet the direction the the President of the United States. Each volume includes specific dangers and specific temporary and permanent damage that occurs from each thus illustrating that the space exploration operations model used by NASA requires replacement with one that includes providing astronauts artificial gravity via rotating space station to replace the existing and antiquated 3-axis stabilized ISS that forces the on-board astronauts to live in micro-gravity and thus suffer unimaginable damage as identified in the results of the research included and the irreparable damage to an astronaut's brain and body that usually shows up long after leaving the astronaut program. The author included as Appendix 1 the outdated 2004 Review of the NASA Astronaut Longitudinal Health Study by the Institute of Medicine that includes the numbers of mental and physical disorders experienced by the astronauts to 2003.

The author's work with NASA HQ to increase astronaut safety by using prognostic and health management (PHM) technologies to create a preventive paradigm to replace their current reactive paradigm in which 17 astronauts have died and NASA's largest spacecraft program ever funded terminated as a result. In 2013, the author submitted his research he completed for the Canadian Space Agency's Manned Space program's Predictive Medicine Program to NASA HQ that identified why and how astronauts are damaged permentally from their journey in space with Captain Lisa Nowak's 3 mental illnesses she acquired and was diagnosed with in 2007 after her 4 space missions to the International space station identified as the proverbial "canary in the coal mine". In response the author's research, in 2014, NASA began a series of research projects that would refute the claims of the author's research, but surprisingly, affirmed the author's research and found new dangers and new unknown damage that astronauts suffer from going to space. The author compiled theresearch completed by the agencies and academic institutions and edited them to better reflect their results using terms and conclusions that NASA does not want Congress and the general public to learn that working in space is far more dangerous and harmful to anyone that goes to space and expecting to return as healthy as they they left on their journey.as NASA and the manned space flight industry portrays to the general public for pro-space exploration support and continue to receive the $18B/year budgets that NASA receives from Congress to meet the directions by the President of the United States who decides what and if NASA works on any particular manned or unmanned space exploration mission. each volume includes specific dangers and specific permanebnt damage that occurs from each of the dangers thus illustrating that the space exploration operations model that is used by NASA requires replacement with one that includes providing astronauts artificial gravity via rotating space station to replace the 3-axis stabilized ISS that forces the on-board astronauts to live in micro-gravity and thus suffer unimaginable as identified in the results of the research included and the irreparable damage to an astronaut's brain and body that usually shows up longer after leaving the astronaut program. Appendix 4 is the latest results of the impact on Scott kelly's 10 month space mission from NASA taken from a press conference in April, 2019.

Tao Te Ching The Way of the Power is also known as the Laozi and is one of only several ancient Asian texts that allows us a small window into the minds of the ancient scholars and how they passed their knowledge and wisdom on to the few that desired to hear it. Unlike the West, the East's culture wants to erase the past every 12 years and look to the future. This cultural behavior is one that keeps their culture surviving even through catastrophes that occurred thru history in every facet of their society. The East was a great warring region starting with the Hsiung-nu tribesmen that eventually became the Mongols, with constant invasions and ruthless slaughter of people over many thousands of years providing the motivation for building and expanding the Great Wall of China that did bring peace for a period in the unknown history of the Asian society. with no self protection, the people suffered great atrocities, the ruling families owned the only military and the well armed military were used to humiliate enemies and show disrespect and dishonor by their enemies losing in battle. The Asian culture focuses on respectful and honorable behavior in all facets of society and so when one warring family would win in battle, the losing military would commit suicide on the battlefield hoping to recover their honor and respect from the conquering army. Villagers, if not killed on the battlefield were slaughtered by the barbarians from the north. The text's authorship and date of translation is unknown. The oldest copy dates to the late 4th century BCE, when Adam and Eve were in the Garden of Eden in Babylonia in today, Iraq, Cain kills his brother Abel and the bronze age brings better weapons for men to kill in battle. The Way of the Power was reduced to just 34 chapters from 81 by the author compressing the many words needed to translate each character needed for translation of used by the ancient Asian culture to store and pass on a little of society's wisdom and knowledge, but its been updated with 21st century Psychology, Physics, Engineering, Communications Science and Christian theology. The Tao Te Ching contrasts what the West developed in its vast libraries and books on science, philosophy, architecture, history, etc during the same period to do the same. The ideas of the Tare condensed to the singular; the style is poetic. The rhetorical style combines short, declarative statements and intentional contradictions for the reader to exercise reasoning and problem solving. The first lines create memorable phrases, while the second forces the reader to create their own contradictions. The Tao Te Ching The Way of Power is one of just a few fundamental text for Taoist, Legalists, Confucius, Daosts and Buddhist to study as the Christian Bible is studied. When the Tao Te Ching was introduced, it was interpreted through Daoist words and concepts. The author includes original Chinese art works including poetry, paintings, calligraphy and gardens. Many artists used the Tao Te Ching for inspiration. Its influence spread far outside of Asia, and is among the most translated text in world literature and the least understood du. The Wade-Giles romanization for the "Tao Te Ching" dates back to the late 19th century; where its influence can be seen in the words and phrases that the West added. The passages are purposefully ambiguous, and topics range from political advice for rulers to practical wisdom for the everyday people. Because the variety of interpretation is limitless, not only for different translators but all for the same person's re-translation over time, readers must avoid objectivity or definability. The Tao Te Ching is for those that want a mind expanding experience, one that broadens one's understanding of the world as the world was understood over 2600 years ago that still remain relevant to our daily experiences. Includes a bibliography, lsuggested readings and an 81 verse Tao Te Ching in Appendix 1 in paperback only.

The Original Five Kwans of Korean Martial Arts provides a history of the 5, out of the many, major and minor - 1945 era Korean martial art Kwans that taught Tang Soo Do, Kong Soo Do and Kwon Bup and Chuan Fa styles and the internal conflicts between the Korean martial arts community and the new, independent, post Japanese occupation, Korean government that was secretly working against the martial arts community to bring a government created national style of martial arts called Taekwondo to the Olympics as the Japanese government was doing with Judo. Other chapters include each Korean Kwan's creation, history and evolution and an original set of Hyungs for each of the many Kwans. The author describes in detail the two versions of each of five Korean Kwans as they are converted from independent, self-managed Kwans to a national government controlled, centralized Taekwondo sports program for Chung Do Kwan, Song Moo Kwan, Yun Moo Kwan, Chang Moo Kwan and the Han Moo Kwan and many others. There are two tables for correlating traditional Tang Soo Do Hyungs (the predecessor to Taekwondo) to their Okinawa and Japanese Kata versions and the traditional Korean symbols used to identify the attributes the practitioner is supposed to obtain from executing each Tang Soo Do Hyung. There are also three more tables for correlating all Korean martial arts Hyungs to some Chinese and all Okinawa and Japanese Kata that existed and evolved during the 19th and 20th centuries. This book is for the serious, experienced and knowledgeable reader of Korean martial arts information or a reader that wants to become one.to grasp the importance and relevance of the information to the transformation of Tang Soo Do traditional style to Korean government's Taekwondo sports program. Includes a substantial Bibliography, Glossary and Index for the readers convenience.

Taekwondo From Korea's National Martial Art to Olympic Sport includes the creation, history and evolution of Taekwodo and defines the popularization of the Korean national martial art to become an Olympic sport. Includes the many interactions and confrontations between Grandmaster and Brigadier General Choi, Hong Hi and the difficult and uncooperative Korean martial arts community leadership who were all fighting for the Korea's government's sponsorship and financial rewards if their style was chosen as Korea's Olympic sport. This reference describes the key people, the key discusions, key decisions, the key dates and events that created Taekwondo from Tang Soo Do and surprisingly Korea's 1500 year old fighting art, Taekkyeon (please see the author book titled, Taekkyeon, Korea's 1500 Year Old Fighting Art) and how Taekwondo became the Korean national martial art and then Olympic sport while other countries were working to make their martial art an Olympic sport. The author includes a description of the history of ancient Korean fighting arts, the history of the 20th century Taekwondo Kwans that united and agreed that Taekwondo would overcome the many obstacles that existed to get Taekwondo from an unorganized group of odten hostile and defensive post WW II Kwans located in villages and towns around the country, to the beautiful Kukkiwon and into the Olympics. Chapters include all the major Taekwondo organizations such as: ITF Tae Kwon Do, WTF Tae Kwon Do, ATA Tae Kwon Do, Kuk Moo Kwan, Jung Do Kwan, Yun Moo Kwan, O Do Kwan, Sang Moo Kwan, Ji Do Kwan, Chang Moo Kwan, Chung Do Kwan, Han Moo Kwan and Moo Duk Kwan. There is also a Korean martial arts chronology with each Kwan founder's name, the founders style, the dates each Kwan opened and who was the Grandmaster for each style and approved Taekwondo terminology and a substantial Bibliography, Glossary and Index for the convenience of the reader.

The results from space technology, HIV, DNA and cancer research for the Canadian Space Agency's Predictive Medicine program to predict which Canadian astronauts in training would become mentally ill on a deep space mission to Mars. The surprise results identified the cause of pedophilia, mental illness, childhood autism, cancer, arthritis, diabetes and all immune and auto immune system diseases and how to recover or cure each when possible.