Now that is surgical thinking.

So, I think that the implications of these discoveries is huge, because what if we could, without a single invasive procedure, treat disorders like autism, depression and multiple sclerosis.

It has sensors.

Those people came for treatment too.

He's being treated. Treated for what?

It looks like a hair dryer from Mars.

So, what then is the difference between a drug and a medicine? A medicine is a type of a drug.

Cure? !

I mean, this works as long as it's to correct others.

And the translations of the surviving texts say,

Not to worry. It's a noninvasive extraction of cells.

So you didn't do the erasing?

Involved in Werth's treatment?

Logically, then, if you want to treat insulin resistance, you get people to lose weight, right?

But sometimes when his female patients can't afford his services, their families give the women to Jura in exchange for medical treatment.

Get a trauma surgeon and a vascular surgeon.

It was all she had until the treatments.

Is there a cure?

Root canal?

A cure.

Sweat lodge?

He is a healer.

Intensive care?

I can fix that.

I was scared because I knew her life depended on my getting to this woman.

I'm trying to find a cure. You've found a cure.

Time for my treatment.

He told his doctor, who published a case report in a Canadian medical journal under the title,

We're treating it as something that got inside of you that we have to kill.

Treatment? Who's talking about treatment?

If you have appendicitis, they take your appendix out, and you're cured.

What about the side effects?

Therapy.

And your prognosis, doctor?

They might be able to cure you.

Root canal... a doozy.

Oh, that's ONCOLOGY.

We wouldn't want a surprise attack on our village or the kidnapping of our only healer.

This is a report about a drug called lithium.

We treat many more children then we actually work with.

With intensive psychotherapy, an autistic child can be treated...

So here's Allan teaching an English speaking surgeon in Africa these basic fundamental skills necessary to do minimally invasive surgery.

The bars represent survival time taken from the era in which there was only chemotherapy, or surgery, or radiation available.

It's hypoallergenic.

And if there's anything that's been learned about burn, it's that we don't know how to treat it.