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The myth of medicine

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Free Download The myth of medicine. By Herbert M. Shelton
1995 | 352 Pages | ISBN: 1567900275 | PDF | 57 MB
The first edition of this little book was published under thesimple title, Rubies In The Sand. It is presented here unchanged exceptfor this Foreword and the Addendum. The book was originally writtenin an effort to uncover from the sands of time precious jewels of truthabout health, disease and healing and to discover, if possible, themeans of preserving and restoring health that were so successfullyemployed by our primeval forebears before the origin of the firstshaman, priest and physician. It is a source of much satisfaction to thewriter that he was eminendy successful in this effort. It is alsogratifying to know that mankind never actually lost these preciousjewels. They have simply been pushed aside and neglected while all theemphasis has been placed upon anti-vital, inhuman and unnaturalmethods and systems that have been offered as substitutes for nature'sown plan of care. The system of Natural Hygiene that I have stressedin the following pages is not a new discovery, but a revival.Hygiene is the employment of materials, activities andinfluences that have a normal relation to life, in the preservation andrestoration of health. In other words, hygiene is the employment ofnature's own means of life in the care of both the well and the sick.Vegetarianism and other forms of dietary reform, physicalculture, the various psychological and metaphysical movements, etc.,are mere fragmentary approaches to the many and complex problemsof life and are inadequate to meet the needs of modem life. Hygiene, byinsisting upon an all-out approach to life's problems and upon a totalapproach to these, constitutes a full system of mind-body care in bothhealth and illth. Other systems resort to treatments, substitutes andcompromises. All systems of so-called or alleged healing, both drugand drugless, employ therapeutic means and measures that bear nonormal relation to life, fulfill no need of the living organism, and arepositively harmful, while their use is predicated upon no known law oflife.​


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