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Excerpt from Eight Lectures on the Homoeopathic Treatment of Acute and Chronic Bronchitis That a science of medicine is possible may be fairly predicated when we are enabled to interpret phenomena by the law which rules them. It is surely fair to assume that there is a law of nature in every healthy organization which regulates the various parts and their functions, the term normal recognises the fact, and if the term abnormal means without l...

Excerpt from Eight Lectures on the Homoeopathic Treatment of Acute and Chronic Bronchitis That a science of medicine is possible may be fairly predicated when we are enabled to interpret phenomena by the law which rules them. It is surely fair to assume that there is a law of nature in every healthy organization which regulates the various parts and their functions, the term normal recognises the fact, and if the term abnormal means without l...