The Book of Judgement-The Philosophy of Oriental Medicine Vol. II

one grain...ten thousand grains...

Contents

About the author
Preface
Introduction
Chapter I Medicine or faith?
Far Eastern philosophies of medicine
Far Eastern and African medicing
Faith and medicine
Chapter II The unique principle, a practical and dialectical classification
Form
Weight
Color
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water
Chemical composition
Geographical point of view
Taste
Conclusion
Yin and yang classification
Chapter III the unique principle of the science and philosophy of the Far East
Practical dialectics
Education
Chemistry
Empiricism
Conclusion
Chapter IV Man's origin
What is disease?
The origin of nutrition, the vegetal
Animal foods
Why use milk?
Embryological education of Far Eastern mothes with emphasis on breast feeding
When milk becomes outlawed
Supreme juding ability
Failings of occidental medicine
Sons of the vegetal mother
Faith-Prayer and fasting
The vegetal mother, yin
The mother of the elements, the birth of energy
Genus homo
A dialectical world
Universal compass
Man, the masterpiece of creation
Magic spectacles, New Aladdin's lamp, solution of problems
Food, living to eat, eating to live
Quantity changes quality
Economics of food
Lack of supreme judging ability in orthodox allopathic medicine
Conclusion and recapitulation
Chapter V Far Eastern medicine
Poliomyelitis
Vaccination
Asthma
Epilepsy
Leprosy
Cataract
Prostate inflammation
Urodynia
Ethical remedy
Retinal hemorrhage in a patient with twenty-nine-year-old diabetes
Diabetes
Albuminuric disease
The mre tragic, the more happiy
Foolhardiness
Schizophrenia
A foolish millionaire
Nairobi, a big city of odd patients
The stages of illness
The two mysterious hands
Conclusion
Chapter VI The order of the universe
Man's constitution
Chapter VII Supreme judging ability
Seven stages of judgment
Subreme judging ability
Appendices I
Good and evil
Ethics or marality
Public and individual salvation
Individual and universal soul
Darwin's hypothesis
Non-violence
Samsara
The noble road to the eight virtues
Respect for life
The infinite, the absolute, the eternal
The will
Entropy
Cancer and blood cancer
The narrow gate
Appendice II
Freedom
Despair
Vitamins
Insulin
The unique principle

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