Nature cure

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Portrait of Henry Lindlahr Henry Lindlahr,  Nature Cure: Philosophy & Practice Based on the Unity of Disease & Cure

“ Under the natural regimen, Nature is encouraged and assisted in her cleansing and healing efforts. She is allowed in her own wise way to tear down the old and build up the new.
The "Old Schools" of healing proclaim Mother Nature a poor healer. But we of the Nature Cure school believe that the wisdom which created this wonderful, complex mechanism which we call the human body knows also how to preserve and to repair it. Every healing crisis passed under natural conditions assisted by natural methods of treatment leaves the body purified and strengthened and nearer to perfect health.
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Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Henry Lindlahr Henry Lindlahr,  Nature Cure: Philosophy & Practice Based on the Unity of Disease & Cure

“ Amidst all the extremes, Nature Cure points the common-sense middle way. Basing its teachings and its practices on a clear understanding of the laws of health, disease, and cure, it refrains from suppressing acute diseases with poisonous drugs or the knife, realizing that they are in reality Nature's cleansing and healing efforts. Neither does it sit idly by and expect the Lord, or metaphysical formulas, or the medicine bottle and the knife, to do our work and to make good for our violations of Nature's laws. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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