The Practice of Nature Cure
by Henry Lindlahr
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AN EXCEPTIONALLY RARE DATE-STAMPED 1931 EDITION, NOW 93 YEARS OLD (VERY WELL-PRESERVED)
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT THE MODERN REMAKE FROM THE 90S OR 2000S IT IS THE ORIGINAL 1931.
HERE ARE "SOME" OF THE SUBJECTS DISCUSSED: HOMEOPATHY, METAPHYSICAL HEALING, ORGANIC REMEDIES, HYDROTHERAPY, ALLOPATHIC TREATMENT, THE SPIRITUAL BODY, THE CREATOR, HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT, HEALTH, ACUTE DISEASES, BREATHING EXERCISES, CHIROPRACTICS, CHRONIC DISEASES, COLDS AND COUGHS, COMPRESSES, CONSCIOUSNESS, NATURAL LAWS, SPIRITUALITY, TREATMENTS, HYPNOTISM, WILL POWER, SELF CONTROL, AUTOSUGGESTION, RELAXATION, THE MIND AND SOUL, VITAL FORCE, YOGA, FASTING, AND MORE
For anyone who wants an incredible book on Homeopathy, this book contains a treasure trove of knowledge. Although printed over 100 years ago, it is in incredibly good condition.
"That which we call God, Nature, the Creator, or the Universal Intelligence is the great central cause of all things, and the vibratory activities produced by or proceeding from this central or primary cause continue through all spheres of life in like manner as the light-waves of the sun, moon, and fixed stars penetrate through the intervening spheres of life to our plane of earth. Therefore, all powers, forces, laws, and principles manifest on our plane proceed and continue from the innermost Divine to the most external plane in physical nature. This explains the continuity, stability, and correspondence, on all planes of being, of what we call "Natural Law." In other words,
"Natural Law is the established harmonic relationship of effects and phenomena to their causes, and of all particular causes to the one great primary cause of all things."
Here are two principal methods of treating disease. One is the combative, the other the pre-ventive. The trend of modern medical research and practice in our great colleges and endowed research institutes is almost along combative lines. At the same time, the individual, the progressive physician, learns to work more and more along preventive lines. The slogan of modern medical science is, "Kill the germ and cure the disease." The usual procedure is to wait until acute or chronic diseases have fully developed and then, if possible, to subdue them using surgical operations and the morbid products of the disease in the form of serums, antitoxins, etc. The combative method fights disease with disease and germs with germs and germ products. In the language of the Good Book, it is "Beelzebub against the Devil."
The preventive method begins when diseases have fully developed and gained ascendancy in the body but concentrates its best endeavors on preventing the development of diseases by hygienic living and natural methods of treatment. By these, it endeavors to put the human body in such a normal, healthy condition that it is practically proof against infection or contagion by disease. The question is, which method is the most practical, the most successful, and the most popular?
"The Strengthening of Will-Power and Self-Control If I were asked the question: "What do you consider the greatest benefit to be derived from the Nature regimen?" I should answer: "The strengthening of will-power and self-control."' This is the very purpose of life. Upon it depends on all further achievement. Self-control is the "master's key" to all higher development on the mental, moral, and spiritual planes of being, but before we can exercise it on the higher planes, we must have learned to apply it on the lower plane in the management and control of our physical appetites and habits. When we have learned to control these, "higher development" will come easy.
A suitable method for strengthening the willpower is auto-suggestion. The most opportune moments in the twenty-four hours of the day for practicing this " mental magic" are those before dropping to sleep. At this time, there is the slightest disturbance and interference from outside influences, the mind is most passive and susceptible to suggestion, and impressions made under these favorable conditions upon the "phonograph records" of the subconscious mind are the most lasting and the most powerful to control physical, mental, and moral activities.
When thoroughly relaxed, at rest, and at peace, say to yourself: "Whatever duties confront me tomorrow, I shall execute them promptly, without wavering or hesitation. I shall not give in to this bad habit."
Introduction
I. What is a Natural cure?
II. Catechism of Natural Cure.
III. What is Life?
IV. The Unity of Disease and Treatment
—The Three Primary Causes of
Disease
V. The Unity of Acute Diseases-Natural Immunity - Bacteria-Secondary, Not Primary Manifestations of Disease
VI. The Laws of Cure-The Law of Dual Effect
VII. Suppression Versus Elimination—
Suppression of the Cause of Chronic Diseases
VIII. Inflammation-The Five Stages of Inflammation
IX. The Effects of Suppression on Diseases
X. "Suppressive" Surgical Treatment of Tonsilitis and Enlarged Adenoids,
XI. Cancer- Not a Local, but a Constitutional Disease
XII. Woman's Suffering-The Climacteric or Change of Life
XIII. The Treatment of Acute Diseases by
Natural Methods - The Natural Remedies - The Electro-Magnetic Effects of Cold-Water Applications,
XIV. The True Scope of Medicine Dr Osler on "Medicine"
-Inorganic Minerals The Efficiency of the Small Dose-Homeopathy a Complement of Natural cures
XV. Homeopathy-The Personal Responsibility of the Cell
XVI. The Diphtheria Antitoxin
XVIII. Surgery; Which is Better-The Human Body a Unit,
XIX. Chronic Diseases
XX. Crises-Disease Crises-Healing
Periodicity-The Law of Sevens
What About the Chronic?-It Takes So Long-Afraid of Cold Water—
XXIII. The Treatment of Chronic Diseases-
Diagnosis from the Eye-The Story of a Great Discovery
XXIV. Vitality-Stimulation by Paralysis- Hypnotism and Obsession
XXV. Natural Dietetics
XXVI. Diseases-The Relationship between Foods and Diseases....
XXVII. Fasting-When Fasting is Indicated,
XXVIII. Hydrotherapy in Treating Chronic Diseases- Why We Favor COLD Water...
XXIX. Air and Light Baths-The Importance
of the Skin as an Organ of Elimination
XXX. Correct Breathing-Rhythmical Breathing-Yogi Breathing.
XXXI. Physical Exercises
XXXII. Manipulative Treatment-Massage
Osteopathy-Chiropractic
XXXIII. The Legitimate Scope of Mental and Metaphysical Healing.
XXXIV. The Difference Between Functional
and Organic Disease-The Limitations of Metaphysical Healing.
XXXV. The Two-fold Attitude of Mind and Soul
XXXVI. The Symphony of Life.
XXXVII. The Three-fold Constitution of Man, XXXVIII. Mental Therapeutics-Positive Affir-
mations.
XXXIX. How Shall We Pray?..
XL. Scientific Relaxation and Normal Suggestion-Relaxation While Working.
Conclusion-The Strengthening Will-Power and Self-Control.
Reference Index.
Henry Lindlahr (March 1, 1862 – March 26, 1924) was the author of one of the cornerstone texts of American naturopathic literature.
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- Title
- The Practice of Nature Cure
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- Henry Lindlahr
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- 1931
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- Keywords
- HOMEOPATHY, METAPHYSICAL HEALING, ORGANIC REMEDIES, HYDROTHERAPY, ALLOPATHIC TREATMENT, THE SPIRITUAL BODY, THE CREATOR, HOMEOPATHIC TREATMENT, HEALTH, ACUTE DISEASES, BREATHING EXERCISES, CHIROPRACTICS, CHRONIC DISEASES, COLDS AND COUGHS, COMPRESSES, CON