Nature Cure

<p>The present volume and others of the Nature Cure Series which are to follow are an attempt to answer Mr. Louden's inquiry and to formulate and elucidate the fundamental laws of health disease and cure for which he and many others have been vainly seeking.</p><p> </p><p>Who among you at some time or another has not thought and felt like Mr. Louden and in doubt and perplexity voiced Pilate's query What Is Truth?</p><p> </p><p>The exact information and rational method of teaching which Mr. Louden is seeking has heretofore been wanting in health-culture literature. Many indeed stand ready and willing to show the way to physical mental and moral perfection. Hundreds yes thousands of different cults isms teachers books and periodicals treat of these subjects but their teachings are so manifold so contradictory and confusing that one becomes bewildered amid the ever increasing testimony.</p><p> </p><p>As is often the case in the study of complicated subjects the more one reads and the more one hears the less one knows. I believe that no one has described more strikingly this state of general perplexity than Mr. Louden in his excellent letter. Nevertheless these simple fundamental laws and principles really exist. They must exist because everything in Nature including the processes of health of disease and cure of birth of life and death are subject to law and order.</p><p> </p><p>Allopathy or Old School Medical Science admits that it does not know these fundamental principles; that it reasons not from underlying causes but from external symptoms and personal experiences. It is therefore self?confessedly full of doubts errors and confusion; in short empirical-and necessarily a failure</p><p> </p>