Linus Pauling's work released online

[Catherine Creel]

Dear Friends,

Oregon State University library has scanned Linus Pauling's
46 handwritten notebooks, and has posted them at:
http://osulibrary.orst.edu/specialcolle ... index.html

Have fun!

Regards,
Catherine

[Soroush Ebrahimi]

What is the relevance of this work to Homoeopathy pls?

Soroush

[Catherine Creel]

Hi Saroush,
You said:


1) Pauling worked with nuclear-sized particles.

2) Hahnemann was a homeopath, a mystic, and a
scientist. Pauling was a scientist and a mystic.
Too few scientists know homeopathy. Too few
homeopaths today know science.

3) As mother once said, "Because it's good for you."

Regards,
Catherine

[Sara Klein Ridgley PhD]

Finrod wrote:
Dear Soroush,

Hahnemann clearly stated the importance of REGIMEN in curing people from
diseases. Although he mainly spoke of restricting the diet, he also
alluded to SUPPLEMENTING if something was lacking.

There was an article in RESONANCE magazine a few years ago, in which a
Hahnemannian Homeopath conducted research as to the effectiveness of
Homeopathic treatment alone, with regimen changes and with
supplementation. I will try and find that article.

Pauling's work is VERY important, if only due to the fact that Vitamin C
is not produced by humans spontaneously, and MUST be obtained from
dietary sources. Therefore, understanding his work may be of great
importance to Homeopaths, whether they choose to supplement or just
advise on more adequate dietary intake of Vitamin C.

Here, I found the article:

http://www.healthy.net/library/journals ... nemann.htm

Sara