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THE AUTHENTIC WORLD HIPPOCRATES  SCHOOL OF NATUROPATHIC  HEALTH SCIENCES

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 NATURE IS THE  DOCTOR AND TEACHER .

WHAT IS NATUROPATHY /NATURAL HYGIENE ?

Naturopathy is a philosophy and a set of principles and practices based on science, that leads to an extraordinary level of personal health and happiness. … Naturopathy  is for people who are looking for the good life, and not just a pretty good life, a very good life. It offers you the opportunity to live the healthiest, happiest life possible

The underlying basis of Naturopathy  is that the body is self-cleansing, self-healing and self-maintaining. Natural Hygiene is based on the idea that all the healing power of the universe is within the human body; that nature is always correct and can not be improved upon. We experience problems of health (i.e. excess weight, pain, stress) only when we break the natural laws of life.

– It is interesting that the field of Naturopathy has existed in USA and been utilized by thousands of people for over a century and a half, and yet very few people have even heard of it.
During my seminars I always ask the audience, how many have heard of Naturopathy  Less than 1 % ever raise their hands. (Diamond: Fit for Life 1985)

NATURAL HYGIENE holds that health is the normal state of all living organisms and that health is maintained through natural, self-initiating, self-healing process.
NATURAL HYGIENE maintains that health is the personal responsibility of each individual, and that vibrant health is achieved only by the conscientious application of healthful living practices in all areas of one’s life. (Victoria Bidwell 1991)

Illness does not develop without cause; there are laws which regulate human life as well as any other system or constitution, and the man who violates any of the laws of his being, ought to know, when he suffers mental and physical distress, that this is a consequence of the transgression. (Herbert Shelton 1968)