Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine - Osteoblast Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Y studying, ohservxng, CX.ll'lllIlll1g, thlnk mg and experrmentmg, Dr. F-t1ll at last crystahzed hrs radrcal thoughts and on june 22, 1874. he mtroduced Osteopathy as a scrence hased upon two great truths. The first was hrs theory of natural rmmumty whlch has smce heen proven hy scientlsts and m lahoratormes the world over. The second theory held that drsease is largely of mechanrcal Oflglll. He maintamed that the human hody made Wlthlll ltself all the ele ments or vrtal forces whmch prevented the productxon of drsease and rnsisted that only those medmnes so produced hy the normal hody were heneficlal to man. 'An lntroduclxon to Osteopatlly. Dr. Earl H. Laughlm, -lr. l62l

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