The three types of being sick

1. A symptom
2. A mesurement 
3. Someone said it (diagnosis)

These three are very different in character. 
A symptom is directly produced by the body, it can be a change of emotions, pain, unrest or any of the changes which we can perceive.
The symptom flows the rhythm of the SBS. We can observe increase or decrease of it, notice exceptions.
Very few symptoms are dangerous by themselves. With few exceptions that affect the heart or breathing and a few more, most symptoms themselves post no danger.

A measurement can be a blood value, a X-Ray or Ultrasound. All measurements are time dependent. If what you saw in an ultrasound is still present after a few weeks, you can only know by performing another one.
All measurements are qualified by lobbyists. How can someone have an enlarged prostate if he never measured it before? 
Why are the values that indicate "pathologic high blood pressure" reduced in the last few decades? 
Who actually believes that blood values will not change depending on how long it takes to move your sample from your body to the laboratory? (Yes, they change).
To belove in a measurment, you need to believe in the process, the technology and whatever is considered "normal" by lobbyists.

To recieve a diagnosis, you need neither of the above. Who hadn't known this before, experienced it during Muppetshow-19. 
But still, it is the diagnosis that predicts the future, that triggers follow-up conflicts and thus, produces more issues to deal with.

When we are exploring the discoveries of Dr. Hamer, we cannot rely ourselves on diagnosis that was produced by a system that we already view as incompetent. We have to get our own understanding of what is going and an we can not trust "the guy before us" because we dont know how well he worked, what he believed in or what diagnostic habits he had.

"I have Xxxdisease" - how do you know that?
"They say, my CD value is too high" - when was the last time you made that measurement?

We need to deal with the hypnotic effects that surround every diagnosis and find the most truthful available Information we can get.

If we rely ourselves on the diagnostic work of another person, we are just as smart as this guy.