Aph 34 - Organon 6
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 9:51 am
Dear John (Harvey)
Please note - once again Hn is stating that cure is achieved by substances that are able to produce similar symptoms.
That is to say the only way to cure is by homeopathy.
I would then conclude that if anything has managed to CURE (as defined by Hn's definition of cure) then the substance used must have been homeopathic to the case.
ยง 34 Sixth Edition
The greater strength of the artificial diseases producible by medicines is, however, not the sole cause of their power to cure natural disease. In order that they may effect a cure, it is before all things requisite that they should be capable of producing in the human body an artificial disease as similar as possible to the disease to be cured, which, with somewhat increased power, transforms to a very similar morbid state the instinctive life principle, which in itself is incapable of any reflection or act of memory. It not only obscures, but extinguishes and thereby annihilates the derangement caused by the natural disease. This is so true, that no previously existing disease can be cured, even by Nature herself, by the accession of a new dissimilar disease, be it ever so strong, and just as little can it be cured by medical treatment with drugs which are incapable of producing a similar morbid condition in the healthy body.
Regards
Soroush
Treat others as you would wish to be treated.
Please note - once again Hn is stating that cure is achieved by substances that are able to produce similar symptoms.
That is to say the only way to cure is by homeopathy.
I would then conclude that if anything has managed to CURE (as defined by Hn's definition of cure) then the substance used must have been homeopathic to the case.
ยง 34 Sixth Edition
The greater strength of the artificial diseases producible by medicines is, however, not the sole cause of their power to cure natural disease. In order that they may effect a cure, it is before all things requisite that they should be capable of producing in the human body an artificial disease as similar as possible to the disease to be cured, which, with somewhat increased power, transforms to a very similar morbid state the instinctive life principle, which in itself is incapable of any reflection or act of memory. It not only obscures, but extinguishes and thereby annihilates the derangement caused by the natural disease. This is so true, that no previously existing disease can be cured, even by Nature herself, by the accession of a new dissimilar disease, be it ever so strong, and just as little can it be cured by medical treatment with drugs which are incapable of producing a similar morbid condition in the healthy body.
Regards
Soroush
Treat others as you would wish to be treated.