Naturopathy has as precursor the ancient Greek doctor of antiquity, the
famous Hippocrates, as he is known in our European space: “We have to
go back to NATURE ITSELF, noticing the body in the state of health as well
as in a state of illness in order to learn the TRUTH”. One can say that
allopathy also recognizes Hippocrates; as we all know, allopath doctors
take the Hippocratic Oath and recognize him as a precursor. But what
was left now from Hippocrates is just the oath. As the basic directive of
the Greek doctor was PRIMUM NON NOCERE (first, do not harm) and we
take the printed leaflet of a medical product derived from chemical
synthesis and we randomly read the contradictions and the side effects,
a legitimate questions arises. How could this principle be true if it is not
only non-observed, but almost everything that has been done is done
systematically against it?
Nowadays, allopathy makes a reference only to pure formalism, not
because it does not have anything in common with ancient medicine. In
fact, it has done all it can to break out and distance itself from those
principles. They only celebrate Hippocrates for marketing reasons, and
he only has an honorary role because it sounds nice to be related to a
famous forerunner going back 2500 years. Occidental medicine was,
more or less, a successor of ancient medicine by the time the microbial
theories (more likely, terrors) stated by Pasteur came into light. Ever since,
a radical, massive break with the past has begun as well as a new
opening towards a brand new conceptual field.
Going back from an attitude of harmonious coexistence together with
all elements of nature, we can notice the tendency to present a very
fearful attitude towards the environment that is considered aggressive,
and people should remain afraid because of tiny little particles named
microbes. This builds the psychology of a very insecure attitude and the
only solution seems to be synthetic chemical medicines and vaccines.
History
Naturopathic work at the dawn of the modern era of our civilization was
promoted by the famous Sebastian Kneipp. He was the one who taught
Benedict Lust who arrived in the USA in 1901. In 1895, John Scheel coined
the term naturopathy for the first time, a term Benedict Lust used in
American environment as he founded the Kneipp Society in 1901. The
Society soon turned into the Naturopathic School and its rapid
development was never really welcomed by the American control
system. “witchcraft “, so that the new generations should become
aware of them as they were receptive to modern methods based on the
Pasteur doctrine.
„We have to
go back to
NATURE
ITSELF,
noticing the
body in the
state of
health as
well as in a
state of
illness in
order to
learn” the
TRUTH”
Hippocrates