...treatment and cure in the light of our present knowledge of pathology and pharmacology, we find that we are compelled to acknowledge a power of natural recovery inherent in the body. A similar statement has been made by writers on the principles of medicine in all ages. From...

...which are controlled by the sub-conscious mind and by which disease may be produced and cured. Dr. JM Bruce says: " We are compelled to acknowledge a power...in the body—a similar statement has been made by the writers on the principle of medicine in all ages." Dr. John Hunter says: " As the state of the...

...somewhere. The forces of nature are not necessarily limited to so-called functional diseases." Mitchell Bruce says: "We are compelled to acknowledge a power of natural recovery inherent in the body. The body does possess a means of mechanism for modifying or neutralising influences which it...

...preservative force. Now let us see what more can be said in its favour. Dr. Mitchell Bruce writes : 2 ' We are compelled to acknowledge a power of natural recovery inherent in the body — a similar statement has been made by writers on the principle of medicine in all ages. . ....

...spirit," " determination," he has the " will power " to get better, and so on. Mitchell Bruce says that " we are compelled to acknowledge a power of natural recovery inherent in the body." l What we as physicians have to do, then, is to assist the body in making use of this power,...

...preservative force. Now let us see what more can be said in its favour. Dr. Mitchell Bruce writes : 2 ' We are compelled to acknowledge a power of natural...principle of medicine in all ages. . . . The body does possess a means and mechanism for modifying or neutralising influences which it cannot directly...

...preservative force. Now let us see what more can be said in its favour. Dr. Mitchell Bruce writes : 2 ' We are compelled to acknowledge a power of natural...principle of medicine in all ages. . . . The body does possess a means and mechanism for modifying or neutralising influences which it cannot directly...

...underlying faculty of vital force (ie, unconscious mind).” Dr. Bruce says: “We are compelled ¿o acknowledge a power of natural recovery inherent in...principle of medicine in all ages. . . . The body does possess a means and mechanism for modifying or neutralizing influences which it cannot directly...

...medicatrix naturae is a very potent factor in the amelioration of disease, if it only be allowed fair play." "We are compelled to acknowledge a power of natural...writers on the principle of medicine in all ages." "Whatever other theories we may hold, we must recognize the vis medicatrix naturae in some shape or...

...treatment and cure in the light of our present knowledge of pathology and pharmacology, we find that we are compelled to acknowledge a power of natural recovery inherent in the body. A similar statement has been made by writers on the principles of medicine in all ages. From...