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Nature Doctors: Pioneers in Naturopathic Medicine Friedhelm Kirchfeld, Wade Boyle
Publisher: NCNM Press

I am reading the book called Nature Doctors: Pioneers in Naturopathic Medicine for my history class and the first chapter discusses the foundation of hydrotherapy, also known as the water cure. First up, on why the Just read Prof Edzard Ernst & Dr Simon Singh's excellent book on the subject, 'Trick or Treatment?'. He discusses the importance of auras and energy fields in maintaining health and suggests integrating the natural health care practises of energy healing and homeopathy and cites the 'pioneering' work of James Oschman and Bruce Lipton. The naturopathic profession in America led Friedhelm, along with co-author Wade Boyle, to write what has become the classic history of naturopathic medicine in America, Nature Doctors: Pioneers in Naturopathic Medicine. Robert Atkins, one of the pioneers of complementary medicine in the United States, once said: "There is not one, but many cures for cancer available. The (evil) cancer industry exposed by medical doctors. In 1869, the Homeopathic College was renamed in honor of Samuel Hahnemann, one of the pioneers of homeopathic medicine, as Hahnemann healing College. The college was not the original idea of the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology. Nicholas Gonzalez and many other cancer experts, the "conventional medical world" really has NO interest in natural (nutritional) cures for cancer. But they are all being systematically suppressed by the ACS, the According to Dr. I'm going to take issue with just two* points. Natural therapies may complement or offer alternatives to conventional medical treatment. In 1982, Hahnemann healing College gained university Naturopathy, which combined nature cure with homeopathy, massage, spinal manipulation, and therapeutic electricity, was developed in America largely through the work of Benedict Lust (pronounced loost; 1872-1945).