The solution can be found in insurance, though this also won't make medical help more affordable and cover all expenses, again because of the costly technologies. However, there is another way to help in some desperate and hopeless cases. The search for such technologies that will be inexpensive and of good quality at the same time.

At first glance it seems to be impossible to achieve such results as existing methods were developed by well-educated and intelligent people. Nevertheless, we should bear in mind the fact that one single problem has different solutions and if we know only one of then, it does not mean there are no other ones.

Aluminum production is the perfect example. According to Pliny's the Elder notes, in 42 B.C. Roman Emperor Tiberius ordered a craftsman be beheaded: he was worried that the new metal would devalue gold. Then a few grammes of metal were produced in 1825 by Hans Christian Ostred, in 1827 an impure form was produced by Wohler. At this time aluminum was exceedingly difficult to extract, that made it more valuable than gold and even most expensive jewelry were made out of it. Then in France in 1854 Deville invented the first method of industrial production and since 1886 aluminum is being produced. More than 44,3 ml tons of aluminum is being produced each year. Speaking personally, the example is quite vivid.

And there are many other similar cases. Speaking about medicine, for instance, English physician Edward Jenner discovery of smallpox vaccine saved many people lives. Besides, before his discovery no money could safe from this disease.

Time passes by and things that could not be dreamed about in the past become ordinary and routine. Mikhail Bulgakov in his novel "Master and Margarita" wrote that Pontius Pilate suffered a migraine and that, in his opinion, could possibly affect his judicial decisions. Although his novel is only literary work and at the same time there were many real and famous people who suffered the same illness: Gaius Iulius Caesar, Charles Darwin, Carl Linnaeus, Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Frederic Chopin, Napoleon Bonaparte, Lev Tolstoy, Edgar Allan Poe, Guy de Maupassant, Pablo Picasso, Sigmund Freid, Nikola Tesla, Blaise Pascal, Heinrich Heine, Ludwig van Beethoven, Karl Marx, Friedrich Nietzsche, Anton Chekhov, Mikhail Bulgakov itself and famous Alfred Nobel.

The list is impressive but even those people, who could afford good medical treatment, never get rid of a migraine. The RANC method, that I invented and practice, can easily and effectively solve many problems eliminating the causes. Today we do not have to be a Roman Emperor, Caesar or even Alfred Nobel to make use of a simple procedure that will help to cure a headache. It is not a miracle but an ordinary process which evolution we can observe nowadays.

There is an another classic example. Grigory Anatolievich Zaharyin(1829-1897), a Russian physician, head of the therapeutics in Moscow State University, suffered from sciatica (the compression of sciatic nerves). It is known that pain he experienced was so severe that while going up the stair he had to sit down at every staircase on a specially stool. One leg was shrinking and the professor had to wear felt boot in order not to be cold. He was a brilliant diagnostician and observation methods he introduced are now the main principle of communication between a doctor and a patient. Despite this fact, he could not cure himself as the causes are still unknown. Method I am practicing, by the way, not in a imperial palace but in a common clinic in Krasodar city, can help a patient to get rid of a headache after 1-3 visits. Every thematic article is accompanied by a video and sciatica is not an exception. To watch this video go to sciatica-the compression of sciatic nerves (ущемление седалищного нерва - ишиас).

The same can be said about spinal disk herniation. Most of them, around 90-95%, can be successfully cured without an operation. Because of the unavailability of the other methods, surgery was the only treatment and it still rings true for majority of medical cases.