Biochemistry : a new domestic treatise on the application of Schuessler's twelve tissue remedies / by J.B. Chapman.

  • Chapman, Joseph B.
Date:
[between 1905 and 1925?]
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Credit: Biochemistry : a new domestic treatise on the application of Schuessler's twelve tissue remedies / by J.B. Chapman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Mr. H.C. G. Luyties translated Schuessler’s original communication into the English language, and first Paks lished it in the Homeopathic News. Later, Dr. C. Hering, one of the great apostles of the homeopathic school, wrote a small work on the ‘‘ Twelve Tissue Remedies,’’ and ‘‘recommended for investigation’’ this interesting and valuable discovery. Several edi- tions of the work were published in rapid succession. The twelfth edition of Schuessler’s work was translated by J. T. O’Connor, M. D., and another by M. Docetti Walker, of Dundee, Scotland, which was considerably enlarged by the addition of an appendix, popularizing the biochemic method. Several years ago Doctors Boericke and Dewey, ed- ited a work of 300 pages on the subject of ‘‘ Zhe Twelve Tissue Remedies’’ which was well received. In the early spring of 1894, ‘‘ 7he Biochemic System of Medicine’ was published by F. August Luyties, and has already run through a large edition. All of the above works were written especially for the medical profession, and the author believes he is the first to give to the peo- ple a thoroughly domestic treatise on the subject of Bio- chemistry. Since 1832, when the great key-note of Biochemistry was struck (‘‘all the essential component parts of the hu- man body are great remedies’’), the subject has been thoroughly investigated and endorsed by thousands of broad-minded, progressive physicians of the old and new continents. The sun of the new science peeped over the eastern horizon in 1832, and as the years roll on it mounts higher toward the zenith, bathing the world with its in- creasing warmth and brightness.
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