How the Nature
can Heal
Nature consists of the vital
principles that govern the universal laws of the biological world. These
principles allow living beings to regenerate their tissues and to repair damage
caused by aging and cell degeneration. Nature gives us traditional
remedies as therapeutic solutions, encouraging us toward a better
existence and evolution.
Humankind, as part of nature,
contains intrinsic mechanisms of repair and protection from damage. Knowing the
vital principles of nature helps doctors find the best solutions to increase
personal bodily defenses. In particular, these vital principles are
present in many plants we call medicinal herbs.
Thanks to the progress of science and
technology, we can better understand the substances in medicinal plants,
essential for full therapeutic action.
The task of scientific observers, in fact, is to discover the curative effects
of Nature, to defeat the scourge of disease, and to improve the performance of
normal biological activities. Knowledge of ancient traditional medicine has
enabled entire populations to heal without the intervention of synthetic drugs,
which mainly relieve the symptom conditions, with no progress in defeating the
disease.
Today the professional naturopath clinician is able to improve patients' health
by combining a modern knowledge of human physiology with an understanding of the
vital principles.
Nature offers a unique solution to ensure the survival of the living.
Unfortunately, human intervention is degenerating into the destruction of
nature, creating a sort of self-harm, preventing the institution to offer its
curative effects.
Since ancient times, all schools of philosophy have asked the difficult question
of the meaning of being human.
People and nature -- what we eat and breathe --
interact, and people are formed and reformed by these interactions with our
external environment.
People are capable of determining their developmental fate. Humans must listen
to nature, which represents more than itself.