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Author: Samuel Eadon
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Author: Samuel Eadon
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Author: Samuel Eadon (M.D.)
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Author: Frederick Hiller
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Category : Health & Fitness
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Author: Samuel Eadon (M.D.)
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Author: Samuel Knaggs
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Category : Homeopathy
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Author: F. Hiller
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Category : Medical
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Excerpt from Allopathy and Homoeopathy Before the Judgement of Common Sense The present age, unlike any that has preceded it, is peculiarly one of rigid, radical and fundamental examination. Everything in the Heavens above, or in the Earth beneath, is tested and retested; analyzed, synthetized and submitted to the crucible of stern reason, and the logical conclusion of experience; even to the extreme of possibility. This is true not only of the material universe, but of all mental and moral conditions, of social, political and even religious institutions. Nothing, in this day, and especially in this country of free thought and liberty of speech, is taken for granted merely because it can lay claim to the honors of a great antiquity, or can number thousands or millions of adherents. Vast differences are to be observed in governments, churches, creeds and social practices; and all, however opposite and apparently antagonistic, are working out a solution to the problem - "What is Truth?" Conservatism is fast dying out, hidden and smothered by the ever-flowing tidal-waves of progression. Radicalism ceases to become radical, by the daily and hourly recurrence of startling discoveries, and new, unheard-of, and unexpected adaptations of old laws. The mistakes of to-day will be found to be mistakes, and will be rectified. Whenever and wherever freedom holds her sway, evil must work out its own destruction, and good enthrone itself in the hearts of those benefitted by its benign influence. In this spirit, and with such views, let us look at the progress of Medical Science that we may learn from the experience of the past to correctly estimate the developments of the present and aid wisely in the working for a more glorious future. Medicine has been - not inaptly styled - "The daughter of dreams." About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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Author: Hiller F (Frederick)
Publisher: Legare Street Press
ISBN: 9781018970943
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From the PREFACE. One hundred and fifty years ago there was born to a porcelain-painter of Meissen, in Upper Saxony, a son who was destined to revolutionise the world of medicine, to inaugurate a new era in medical thought. If ever the story of Samuel Hahnemann and his discoveries should fail to attract, the fault must lie with the teller and not with the story itself. For whether it be regarded from the human, the historic, the scientific, or the economic point of view, there is nothing in the world's history of more enthralling interest than the record of the patient, persistent, heroic labours of Hahnemann in his endeavour to bring to the light of day the Law which he knew must underlie the seemingly chaotic phenomena of drug-action. At the dawn of the nineteenth century, when Autocracy in the political world of Europe was tottering to its fall, Hahnemann, then in his prime, was making his first attacks on the power of Authority in medicine, and leading all who would to take their stand on the ground of Natural Fact. The battle is yet far from won; but Hahnemann has led the way into a new world of thought, and now all who wish to know the thing that is, are no longer obliged to accept that only which bears Authority's imprimatur. At this stage of progress there is no longer any need to treat homoeopathy as a question of belief. It is nothing of the kind: it is a matter of science - a thing which may be known. No one has any right to claim either belief or disbelief in homoeopathy-he must either know it, or be ignorant about it; he must either understand it, or fail to understand it. To understand homoeopathy is not such an easy matter as some think it ought to be; but it is not more difficult than is the understanding of other sciences. The object of this work is to make the understanding possible to all who wish to understand. To those who wish not to understand-and they are, unhappily, a very numerous body-I have nothing to say. The wish to know is all I ask of my readers; if, inspired with this wish, they fail after a careful reading of my book, the blame must lie with me. When one comes to think of it, that drug action should have more than one side to it would seem to be a matter of course. The scientific mind revolts at the notion that an active cause can produce identical results in opposite conditions. That a drug should act differently when given to a person under conditions of disease from what it would do in the same person when in health, is only what common sense would expect. And common sense would next demand to know just exactly what that difference may be. The answer to that query is Hahnemann's life and work-the discovery of the Law of Cure. It would seem to the unprofessional mind a trite observation to make, that the business of a doctor is to cure. It seemed so to Hahnemann, and the first sentence of his Organon states plainly enough that the " high and only business of the physician is to heal the sick-to cure, as it is termed." And yet we have respected teachers at this time of day telling their students that they may "treat" patients- they cannot cure them. They speak learnedly about the "decadence of drugs," as if Mother Earth could not produce plants and minerals of the proper potency in these latter days. The fault according to them lies with Nature-not in their own use of the forces Nature puts into their hands! Homoeopathy disposes of all this childish nonsense.
