Quotes About Medicine

Love is a medicine for the sickness of the world; a prescription often given, too rarely taken.

We can cure physical diesases with medicine, but the only cure for loneliness, despair, and hopelessness is love. There are many in the world who are dying for a piece of bread, but there are many more dying for a little love

As Paracelsus said, 'Dose alone makes a poison.'" The

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For some Chicago expats, food is the medicine that blunts the pain of separation.

Just the actual physical ability to hold four instruments simultaneously and do some of the things that Vivien was able to do is mind blowing to any surgeon. He never went to medical school and he became one of the great teachers of medicine himself, people are just amazed.

One of my recent acquisitions. It is called a medicine bag, from one of the native tribes of North America. A fascinating people, highly skilled in the use of plants' power. They too understand nature's essence as divine. So much so that they do not think it is man's place to own the land at all. Imagine that – think of all the wars we would have missed!

When the medicine enters the body and stops the pain, the vibrations from the combined substances stop, and the various substances return to their original states, in which they emit their original vibrations. However, if these vibrations happen to damage other cell structures, then harmful side effects will result.

Me curo de este amor perdido a golpes de consuelo, es una medicina dulce que a veces pica un poco, pero que me permite reconstruirme.

Possibility is everything that has ever happened. The purpose of science is to find out where the limits of possibility end. When we have achieved that — and we shall — there will be no more magic, no more superstition, there will just be what is. Once it was impossible that this globe we are on wasn't flat. It is not for science — and certainly not for medicine — to flatter our expectations of Nature. Quite the opposite.

isoantigens—antigens within the same species.

Cured yesterday of my disease, I died last night of my physician.

For Scudder, that which lives senses life. Like Hippocrates, he taught that the study of medicine begins by training the senses to experience life. The human senses are the foundation of medicinal knowledge and they are trained by exposure to life in all its forms.

In traditional medicine the blood is considered to be a functional unit by itself. It is looked upon as a universal medium carrying food and water to all parts of the body, while carrying waste products away.

We sent her Lady's Mantle tincture, which she applied externally on the ear and took internally as well. The eardrum sealed up

The usual biomedical approach is to compensate for the incapacity of the body by introducing a drug that makes the body do what it is supposed to do. The holistic approach is different. Instead of trying to force the body to operate as we want it to, we try to return it to a state of health where it can take care of itself. In

The capstone to the entire edifice of herbal medicine is the effective use of herbs, no matter what models we are using to understand the organism.

Nettle is also used to help remove stagnant mucus.

Burdock helps the body remember what it was like to be healthy" and is suited to chronic cases "where the thread of health has been lost.

every herb and poison ultimately has a primal essence or identity pattern and this, whether delivered in a gentle or a toxic envelope, possesses curative power.

Astringents are contracting, but large doses can bind so thoroughly that they cause dryness and tension.

In short, Sweet Leaf is a plant which will draw out the fire.

Vast quantities of government money went into research and development of drugs and food founded on chemistry and mass production. Regulations changed to support corporations and eliminate herbs. At the same time, there was a fundamental change in medicine. Drugs became molecularly specific weapons directed against germs or specific molecular lesions. Herbs, suited to general physiological imbalances, no longer fit the prevailing view of the human body.

Energetics are cultural; tastes and pharmacology are physical.