TAILIEUCHUNG - HEALTH WITHOUT MEDICINE: A TREATISE ON THE LAWS OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM

Despite some clear successes, many countries are still failing to implement the policy and programme changes needed to improve access to affordable medicines. Although the challenges faced differ from country to country, a common problem is a lack of techni- cal capacity to link price data to local policy processes (and so determine the causes of high prices and unexplained price variations) and to identify and prepare suitable lines of response. A related issue is the paucity of published evidence on the effectiveness of differ- ent policies in low- and middle-income country contexts. In addition, the lack of political commitment, for example,. | PHILOSOPHYOF HEALTH HEALTH WITHOUT MEDICINE A TREATISE ON THE LAWS OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM. BY L. B. COLES M. D. FELLOW OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY AND MEMBER OF THE BOSTON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. SEVENTH EDITION BOSTON WILLIAM D. TICKNOR COMPANY Corner of School and Washington Streets. M DCCC XLVIII Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1848 by L. B. COLES In the Clerk s Office of the District Court for the District of Massachusetts. Stereotyped by GEORGE A. CURTIS NEW ENGLAND TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY BOSTON. This scan was done by the Soil and Health Library http Further distribution is approved of as long as this notice is not removed and the text is not altered. Webmasters please do not pinch this scan and then offer to sell it to the gullible. PREFACE. This work has been written during irregular and interrupted intervals which have occurred amidst the pressure of other cares and has passed through but one manuscript to the press yet the ideas contained in it are the result of many years experience observation and study not particularly the study of books and others theories but the study of natural law and the philosophy of facts. And although its leading motto is Health without Medicine yet it is not expected that no medicines are ever needed it is sometimes necessary to take medicine to remove disease assist nature to throw off her incumbrances and restore herself to health and strength. Yet whoever will obey nature s laws will comparatively speaking have health without the aid of medicine. Medicines should be used only as unavoidables they should only be resorted to when the remedy may not be worse than the disease as a choice between two evils both of which should be avoided as far as possible. This manual is not intended particularly for the eye of the medical man but for the mass of the people. And although the author may be considered ultra by some on the subject of animal food yet it is most sincerely to be hoped .

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