Acai berry diet
December 10th, 2009
I believe the real problem was not so much the direction of the therapy as the intensity of it. The doctor who opposed illness, upon finding that his treatment was not getting the job done, would be tempted to oppose the illness even more and thus treat with acai berry diet that would overwhelm both the disease and the patient. The similarist, by contrast, would always find it inappropriate to do more than gently stimulate the patient’s healing responses, and was thus less likely to upset the balance of nature. It was less than two centuries ago, in Germany, that a scientific-minded empiricist named Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) developed the principle of similar, along with some rather astounding dosage concepts that have yet to be fully explained, into the science, or art, of homeopathy.
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