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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
351
Sudden
alternations
of
heat
and
cold
are
dangerous
(especially
to
the
young
and
the
aged).
Therefore,
clothing,
in
quantity
and
quality,
should
be
adapted
to
the
alternations
of
night
and
day,
and
of
the
seasons;
and
drinking
cold
water
when
the
body
is
hot,
and
hot
tea
and
soups
when
cold,
are
productive
of
many
evils.
924.
Summary.
Moderation
in
eating
and
drinking,
short
hours
of
labour
and
study,
regularity
in
exercise,
recreation,
and
rest,
cleanliness,
equanimity
of
temper
and
equality
of
temperature,--these
are
the
great
essentials
to
that
which
surpasses
all
wealth,
health
of
mind
and
body.
925.
Homoeopathy.
926.
Principle
of
Homoeopathy.
As
homoeopathy
is
now
practised
so
widely
and,
indeed,
preferred
to
the
older
system
in
many
families,
the
Domestic
Pharmacopoeia
could
scarcely
lay
claim
to
be
considered
complete
without
a
brief
mention
of
the
principal
remedies
used
and
recommended
by
homoeopathic
practitioners,
and
the
disorders
for
which
these
remedies
are
specially
applicable.
The
principle
of
homoeopathy
is
set
forth
in
the
Latin
words
"similia
similibus
curantur,"
the
meaning
of
which
is
"likes
are
cured
by
likes."
The
meaning
of
this
is
simply
that
the
homoeopathist
in
order
to
cure
a
disease,
administers
a
medicine
which
would
produce
in
a
perfectly
healthy
subject,
symptoms
like,
but
not
identical
with
or
the
same
as,
the
symptoms
to
counteract
which
the
medicine
is
given.
The
homoeopathic
practitioner,
therefore,
first
makes
himself
thoroughly
acquainted
with
the
symptoms
that
are
exhibited
by
the
sufferer;
having
ascertained
these,
in
order
to
neutralize
them
and
restore
the
state
of
the
patient's
health
to
a
state
of
equilibrium,
so
to
speak,
he
administers
preparations
that
would
produce
symptoms
of
a
like
character
in
persons
in
good
health.
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