edict homeyopathy in book of the hidden message in water

Hahnemann delineated two main approaches to medical treatment: the homeopathic and the allopathic or enantiopathic method (based on ‘contraria contrariis’: opposites oppose). It was Hahnemann who coined the words homeopathy and allopathy. The latter term is now sometimes, incorrectly, used to refer to all conventional medicine. . ‘Diseases are cured by opposites; for every disease there is something proper; so, for what is warm by nature, but sickened by cold, there is something to warm it up, and so on. This is another way: by similar (homoia) means a disease arises and by administering similar things health is restored from sickness; for instance the same which causes strangury that wasn't there before, when it is there, will make it stop. Likewise coughing arises, like strangury, and it stops by the same things.’. The ideas of homeopathy were also prefigured by the Swiss physician Theophrastus von Hohenheim (۱۴۹۳-۱۵۴۱), better known as Paracelsus, who said, for instance ‘all substances are poison, there is none which is not a poison, it is the dose which distinguishes a poison from a medicine . The water gave us a photograph of a beautiful hexagonal crystal. I was filled with excitement when the researcher came to me with the new I now have a large walk-in refrigerator where the temperature is maintained at -۵°C (۲۳°F) for experimenting, but it all started with that first photograph. In ۱۹۸۸, the French scientist Jacques Benveniste undertook an experiment to test the basic principles of homeopathy. He diluted a medicine with water to the point where the medicine was no longer detectable by clinical means, and then he discovered that this dilution had the same effect on patients as the undiluted medicine. A year after he submitted his results to the British scientific journal Nature, they were finally published, along with the comment that the results of the experiment were doubtful and without any physical proof. Masaru Emoto wrote : more than ten years have passed since I began taking photographs of frozen ice crystals. For years before that I had conducted research into the measurement of wave fluctuations in water, but when I started learning about crystals, I discovered that water expresses itself in a vast variety of ways. I learned that these photographs of crystals are filled with much wisdom for us. In contrast to tap water, natural water displays a beautiful array of crystals—even more so when the natural water is exposed to beautiful music. There are also fascinating differences generated in the crystals when the water is shown different words, such as “gratitude” or “stupid.” These crystals are filled with lessons concerning how we should —and must—live our lives. In June ۱۹۹۹, I published a collection of photographs in a book called The Messages of Water from a small publishing company that I called Hado Kyoikusha (Wave Fluctuation Publishing).

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