I'm agree with you, yep. Also, sometimes another approach, another way to look at a problem is helpful. I have a friend with chronic headaches. He's gone the medical route with surgery to his sinus cavity which "might" have been the problem, acupuncture, diet changes, cbd, etc. After two years, he's improved but not cured. However, he has emotional issues with his wife and his past, and yet, doesn't want to explore the psychological/emotional issues. I think he's too lazy. Sounds harsh, but fierce self inventory in relationships with a possible connect to illness is a rough path and not for the faint at heart. Sometimes looking at the under side of those rocks of life really can revel useful information that can lead to healing.

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