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...ll natural Fast healing ointment. Treat Ant and nettle with a secret ancient medicine. Plus prevent bites and stings with this repellants: • Homem... ...r, since you never quite got cured, you begin to recognize this fact… Modern medicine is failing its patients Despite advances in modern medicine a... ...e healing power of herbs. Eastern medical systems such as Traditional Chinese Medicine and Unani Medicine have well documented use of herbal remedie... ...of herbal remedies. Their focus on the use of herbs and other natural healing alternatives to treat common ailments afflict the body, mind and spiri... ...of sickness rather than merely treat the symptoms. • Fed up with traditional medicine and looking for a more natural and holistic approach to your ... ...it is more important than ever that people including yourself have choices or alternatives to conventional drug medicine. Encyclopedia of Home reme... ...octors often treat them with antibiotics. But herbs are an effective and safe alternative, without the side effects of antibiotics. Abscesses are ca... ...person is in his or her forties. Most people over forty are using some type of alternative or home remedies to prevent the early development of Alzhe... ... a cure. In the other hand home remedies for ADD and ADHD are a great natural alternative if you want your child to remain drug free. Diagnoses such...

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...eux pensent qu'une option publique – où l'assurance privée et l'assurance fournie à tous par le gouvernement coexistent – pourrait être une meilleure alternative à la médecine socialisée directe et universelle bénéficiant à tous les américains indépendamment de leur statut socio-économique....

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...under of Zen Yoga. He has studied the martial arts, Eastern philosophy, and alternative medicine in the United States, Australia, and Japan for ove... ... Yoga. He has studied the martial arts, Eastern philosophy, and alternative medicine in the United States, Australia, and Japan for over twenty-fiv...

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...ecome famous by doing nothing other than snoring occasionally. All of the medicines and therapies of the doctors had failed, and they succumbed to t... ...pies of the doctors had failed, and they succumbed to the pressure of the alternative practitioners, who were anxious to demonstrate their cures. Re... ...with Theo’s milk. ‘This is a hospital, right? There must be rooms full of medicine here – some pill or other has got to work. And then I can get bac...

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... not an isolated phenomenon. Fascism (and, less so, Nazism) were viable ideological alternatives in the 1930s and 1940s. Variants of fascist ideolog... ...ublic" was pre-mature, self-aggrandizing and in vacuo. The emergence of a political alternative - tough, realistic, methodical and structured - was ... ... of papal authority by the Catholics. Catholicism presented a coherent and veteran alternative to Orthodoxy's inchoate teachings. Secular authoriti... ...holic authorities against the Turks. Thus, to preserve itself as a viable religious alternative, the Orthodox church had to differentiate itself fro... ...orders (such as the Antisocial and the Schizotypal). The emergence of dimensional alternatives to the categorical approach is acknowledged in the ... ...t ineludibly facets of the same underlying phenomenon. In other words, that a given medicine reduces or abolishes certain symptoms does not necessar... ...and chemistry - albeit more slowly and, perhaps, more profoundly and irreversibly. Medicines – as David Kaiser reminds us in "Against Biologic Psyc...

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...e dignity of a learned profession. He might constantly be seen compounding medicines in the shop, at the left hand of his front door; not making exper... ...county. The guinea fee, the principle of giving ad- vice and of selling no medicine, the great resolve to keep 34 Dr Thorne a distinct barrier betwee... ...e matter becomes easy to him. I hope that Frank understands that he has no alternative. In his position he must marry money. ’ But, alas! alas! Frank ... ...haps I may marry;—or at any rate think of marrying some day. ’ ‘The latter alternative is certainly possible enough. ’ ‘Therefore, in seeing a friend ... ...octor took a chair and sat down. Thus entreated to stop, he had hardly any alternative but to do so. ‘It wasn’t because I’m ill that I sent for you, o... ...as he enveloped in the cloud of his own thoughts. In the first place, that alternative which it had become him to put before the baronet as one unlike... ...rk at his little table, got up to lock the door, and Lady Scatcherd had no alternative but to pass through it be- fore the last edict was obeyed. Lady... ...as strong enough to have a will of his own, he insisted on having his very medicine mixed with brandy; and in the hours of the doctor’s absence, he wa... ...l; you’ve a stingy hand, doctor; confounded stingy. You don’t measure your medicines out in such light doses. ’ ‘You will be wanting more before morni...

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...ster or his betrothed? As he found himself thus strug- gling among so many alternatives, he had a vision of his old equable existence in the bank, and... ...tion. “What your father wants,” I said, “is a good doctor and some calming medicine.” “But Mr. Northmour?” objected your mother. “He is un- 165 New A... ...d a wonder where it all came from. Master Francis Villon had propounded an alternative that afternoon, at a tavern window: was it only Pagan Jupiter p...

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...cerpt: A Fragment of Autobiography. IN 1897, after spending five years at St Thomas?s Hospital I passed the examinations which enabled me to practise medicine. While still a medical student I had published a novel called Liza of Lambeth which caused a mild sensation, and on the strength of that I rashly decided to abandon doctoring and earn my living as a writer; so, as so...

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...ard. The best part of his life had been spent in Egypt, in the practice of medicine, and the frigid summers of Europe scarcely warmed his blood. His m... ...whom he spoke. ‘A man is only a snake charmer because, without recourse to medicine, he is proof against the fangs of the most ven omous serpents.’ ‘... ...uch to her as tonishment, for she did not know that she had been taking a medicine, and, becoming frightened, refused to continue. The experimenter t... ...u know I cannot live without you. How can you be so cruel?’ ‘Then the only alternative is that you should accompany me.’ Her blood ran cold, and her h...

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...ency, disagreeable, that a wretched mortal can possibly occupy; with seldom an alternative of good on either hand, although what presents itself to hi... ...ter this draught, therefore, with thine own hand.” Hester repelled the offered medicine, at the same time gazing with strongly marked apprehension int... ...othingly. “What should ail me to harm this misbegotten and miserable babe? The medicine is po tent for good, and were it my child — yea, mine own, as... ...what could I do better for my object than to let thee live — than to give thee medicines against all harm and peril of life — so that this burning sha... ...within itself. At all events, the health of the good town of Boston, so far as medicine had aught to do with it, had hitherto lain in the guardianship... ...native herbs and roots; nor did he conceal from his patients that these simple medicines, Nature’s boon to the untutored savage, had quite as large a ... ...she had made her choice, and had chosen, as it now appeared, the more wretched alternative of the two. She determined to redeem her error so far as it... ... already told Roger Chillingworth, would have been infinitely preferable to the alternative which she had taken upon herself to choose. And now, rather... ...shelter and concealment than the wilds of New England or all America, with its alternatives of an Indian wigwam, or the few settlements of Europeans s...

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...et tendered to him. The seals of high office, or war to the knife, was the alternative which he offered to a much-belaboured Head of Affairs—nothing d... ...rit of the times was so clearly in favour of giants that there had been no alternative. So said Briareus to the Lords and Orion to the Commons. And th... ...ed and leaned closer against her sister as this was said to her. ‘I had no alternative, dearest, but to tell him. It was best so; was it not? But noth... ... he went downstairs to an untidy little room which lay behind his depot of medicines, and in which he was wont to do his writing; and herein he did at... ...s not all respects what a lady should be. ’ But her father was a doctor of medicine, she is the sister of the parish clergyman, she is only five feet ...

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... his commander, he resists the law, and piracy or submission are his only alternatives. Bad as it was, it must be borne. It is what a sailor ships ... ... and never forgot a benefit. I once took care of him when he was in, getting medicines from the ship’s chests, when no captain or officer would do any... ...ay, upon a mat, on the ground, which was the only floor of the oven, with no medicine, no comforts, and no one to care for, or help him, but a few Kan... ...him as well as I could, and promised to ask the captain to help him from the medicine chest, and told him I had no doubt the captain would do what he ... ...leep. Thinking, from my education, that I must have some knowledge of medicine, the Kanakas had insisted upon my examining him carefully; and... ...told him the case. Mr. Brown had been entrusted with the general care of the medicine chest, and although a driving fellow, and a taught hand in a wat...

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..., upon all who dared to op- pose the belief of the prophet of Mecca. These alternatives indeed had been offered to the unwarlike Greeks and Syr- ians;... ...This Baron rarely changed his posture, except to administer to Richard the medicine or refreshments which none of his less favoured attendants could p... ... ers. The wealth of Thomas of Gilsland procured supplies of provisions and medicines, and some of these usually flowed by secret channels into the qua... ...ith the same blinded supersti- tion, disturb not the effect of the blessed medicine of which he hath partaken. To awaken him now is death or depriva- ... ... royal brother, and that thou hast with thee only such Nazarene and Jewish mediciners as work without the blessing of Allah and our holy Prophet [“Con... ...od faith!” “Nevertheless, my lord, it were well to wait the issue of these medicines upon the Scottish squire,” said the Lord of Gilsland. “My own lif...

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...rning; so a mutton-chop, pickle, a pill, a pint bottle of stout, and other medicines, were carried up-stairs for her consumption. ‘Why, what do you th... ...sat in the drawing-room an hour af- ter everybody else had left it, taking medicine, and groaning. Great Coram-street was hushed into a state of pro- ... ...ent: happy in their complaints, 41 Charles Dickens their table, and their medicine, wafted through life by the grateful prayers of all the purveyors ... ...d have a conclusion, in addition to a com- mencement; we have therefore no alternative. Lieuten- ant Slaughter brought a message—the captain brought a... ... of one shilling per week and his food, was let out by the parish to carry medicine and messages. As there was no demand for the medicine, however, an... ...an must fall to the ground, or a com- promise must be effected. The latter alternative was preferable; and Mr. Percy Noakes therefore proposed that th... ...girl was too weak and ill, the father went, just at nightfall. He got some medicine for the girl, and a trifle in the way of pecuniary assistance. On ...

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...uited my heart; and I believe, at length, I should have liked the study of medicine, had not my natural distaste to it perpetu- ally engaged us in whi... ...were confounded in 169 Rousseau my idea under the general denomination of medicine, and served to furnish me with pleasant sarcasms the whole day, wh... ...gly marked. As if tears 210 The Confessions had been both nourishment and medicine, I found myself the better for those I shed with her, while seated... ... from all the vain cares of life, but delivered me from the importunity of medicine, to which hitherto, I had been forced to submit, though con- trary... ...on, and determined to cure myself or die without the aid of physicians and medicine. I bade them forever adieu, and lived from day to day, keeping clo... ...be under the necessity of inces- santly struggling hard, and have no other alternative than that of being an unsupportable pedant, a poltroon, or a ba... ...ty. But it was necessary either to quit or immediately go and see her; the alternative was inevitable; I resolved on the latter, though I foresaw how ... ...ot time to prevent the step from being taken, and they were reduced to the alternative of double or quit, to endeavor to ruin me entirely, or to preva... ...was it possible anybody could doubt of the choice I should make in such an alternative? Others have judged of my heart by their own. My mind at ease r...

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...a widow, between a convent and the chateau of Montargis. She liked neither alternative; but she had greater fear of the convent than of Montargis; and... ... and came to Marly on the 27th of April, a day on which the King had taken medicine. After dinner he was taken by Torcy to the King, with whom he rema... ... de Berry had risen without saying anything, had been with the King at the medicine-hour, and intended to go stag-hunting; but on leav- ing the King’s... ...re to go out again during life. On the morrow, the 12th of August, he took medicine as usual, and lived as usual the following days. It was known that... ...range- flower water in them, and always iced. Even on the days when he had medicine he drank this, and always also at his meals, between which he neve... ...he had a little short wig in which he always appeared, even in bed, and on medicine days. He often spoke of the chase, and sometimes said a- word to s...

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...just hold on to each other as they had always done. Tarrant was very fond of alternatives, and he mentioned several others; it was never his fault if ... ...hink it so, might trust them all the way. When Miss Chancellor had a pair of alternatives to consider, a question of duty to study, she put a kind of ... ...e couldn’t help finding the right thing,’ Ransom said, as he administered the medicine; while the movement with which she extended her face to take it ...

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...must take it, and my curse with it. I am very sorry, but there’s really no alternative.’ ‘The curse may pass your lips,’ said Edward, ‘but it will be ... ...nots, that it was perfectly clear he must wake or die. He chose the former alternative, and opened his eyes. ‘If he don’t come in five minutes,’ said ... ...ethought himself, how the Statute Book regarded him as a kind of Universal Medicine applicable to men, 573 Charles Dickens women, and children, of ev... ...nis, who burnt, for reasons of his own, to pursue the conversation, had no alternative but to sit as patiently as he could: waiting his further pleasu...

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...ove the enclosure in which she was secluded, while an aged fakir, hakem or medicine man pronounced from a loftier struc- ture resembling a sentry box.... ... Vera on her bicycle out of reach of arguing, even if it took her into the alternative of flirtation. Thekla cried bitterly, and declared that she sho... ...bed on her peculiar temperament, and at others they had thought it only an alternative to the amusements of vanity and flirtation. Each had felt himse...

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...in the most em phatic tone of amazement possible. ‘Of course you know the alternative,’ replied the visitor coolly . ‘Were you intrusted with this me... ...a rusty, unfixed grate; and an old three cornered stained table, with some medicine bottles, a broken glass, and a few other domestic articles, was dr... ...arer to him than his own existence die of want, and sickness of heart that medicine cannot cure— had been found dead in his bed of down. He had had al...

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...s, whom he vituperated as a rabble of quacks, dosing himself with a patent medicine and stuffing himself almost to bursting with liver pills and dried... ...tupendous miracle of recreation; the vast rhythm of the seasons, measured, alternative, the sun and the stars keeping time as the eter- nal symphony o...

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...nd treacle, partly because if they hadn’t something or other in the way of medicine they’d be always ailing and giving a world of trouble, and partly ... ... throat of Smike, who, never having tasted anything stronger than aperient medicine in his whole life, exhibited various odd manifestations of surpris... ... little,’ said Mr Gregsbury, ringing. ‘Do you decline it, sir?’ ‘I have no alternative but to do so,’ replied Nicholas. ‘Door, Matthews!’ said Mr Greg... ...justed, that Kate, despite all she could say or do to the contrary, had no alternative but to suffer herself to be led away by Sir Mulberry Hawk. Her ... ...y venture to say, that Mrs Wititterly is the first person who took the new medicine which is supposed to have destroyed a family at Kensington Gravel ... ...of saying something to the point, inquired—with reference to the aforesaid medicine—whether it was nice. ‘No, sir, it was not. It had not even that re... ... sorry to have to do it, upon my word I am very sorry, but you leave me no alternative, Miss Nickleby .’ Here Mrs Wititterly tossed her head—not passi...

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...s to pay his respects also to the Inspector of the Municipal Department of Medicine and to the City Architect. Thereafter he sat thoughtfully in his b... ...nd, should he learn that a child of theirs was ill, prescribing the proper medicine. In short, he bore the reputation of being a very good fellow. On ... ...subjects, to what lectures, did the boy not have to listen!—to lectures on medicine, and on phi- losophy, and on law, and on a version of general hist... ...te down in your Statement that ‘it is necessary’ (or, should you prefer an alternative phrase, ‘it is requested,’ or ‘it is desiderated,’ or ‘it is pr...

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...y more delight to the mind than the undeserved praise of millions? Set the alternative fairly before your eyes. On the one side, see this poor, unhapp... ...his little family made by one act of yours completely happy. Think of this alternative, and sure I am mistaken in my friend, if it requires any long d... ...ewels are as deaf as the jewels they wear: time, my lord, time is the only medicine to cure their folly; but this is a medicine which I am certain she... ...yourself alone, or the riches of the world with you, is, in my opinion, an alternative not worth regarding. If, on the contrary, wisdom shall predomin...

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...lusion. The strength of the illusion seems to lie in the 17 Sophist – Plato alternative: If we once admit the existence of Being and Not being, as tw... ...ts,—of animate bodies (which may be internal or external), and of inanimate. Medicine and gymnastic are the internal purifications of the animate, and... ...berration of the soul mov 29 Sophist – Plato ing towards knowledge. And as medicine cures the diseases and gymnastic the deformity of the body , so ... ... that man is a tame animal but is not hunted—you shall decide which of these alternatives you prefer. THEAETETUS: I should say , Stranger, that man is... ...r inward and in their outward parts, of which the former is duly effected by medicine and gymnastic, the latter by the not very digni fied art of the... ...are they? STRANGER: There is gymnastic, which has to do with deformity , and medicine, which has to do with disease. THEAETETUS: True. STRANGER: And w... ...Or shall we say that being is not a whole at all? THEAETETUS: That is a hard alternative to offer. STRANGER: Most true; for being, having in a certain...

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...r assembly they make decrees for regulating the prac- tice of navigation and medicine which are to be bind- ing on these professions for all time. Sup... ..., and enact, that he who is found enquiring into the truth of navigation and medicine, and is seeking to be wise above what is written, shall be calle... ... of knowledge, which to us appear wide asunder as the poles, as- tronomy and medicine, were naturally connected in the minds of early thinkers, becaus... ...g, the refining of gold, the learn- ing to read, music, statuary , painting, medicine, the art of the pilot—all of which occur in this dialogue alone:... ...ps, but it would be a far greater evil if each particular in the practice of medicine or sea- manship were regulated by law . Much has been said 43 P... ...ke it move round. But as I have already said (and this is the only remaining alternative) the world is 73 Plato guided at one time by an external pow...

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...efore, if such a thing can be”—and Hester turned away and fumbled with the medicine bottles, to hide her shame and grief. CHAPTER V AFTER A LITTLE, ... ...child, to tell her the treachery and vanity of this world. F . There is no alternative, there is no pause: my daughter shall not see its deceptive mot... ...se tops, breaking through church, or lecture room floors, tak ing patent medicines, or committing suicide in other forms. The Erie railroad kills 23...

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... Siegfried has come often enough, only to find himself confronted with the alternative of gov- erning those who are not Siegfrieds or risking destruct... ...e with human passion. Besides, we have the same weakness in mor- als as in medicine: we cannot be cured of running after pana- ceas, or, as they are c... ...generation foams at the mouth at the very mention of duty, and sets up the alternative panacea of love, their deprivation of which seems to them to ha...

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...be ruined by Democracy, which was forced on us by the failure of the older alternatives. Yet if Despo- tism failed only for want of a capable benevole... ...er) which bids a man live by heavy and badly paid drudgery when he has the alternative of walking into the workhouse, announcing him- self as a destit... ...eping a crossing, nobody would blame him; for deciding that so long as the alternative lies between living mainly at the expense of the community and ... ... my dominions that I leave you to do equal justice to the drawbacks of the alternative establishment. DON JUAN. In Heaven, as I picture it, dear lady,... ...ing for an unhealthy spot in me on which they could fasten. The doctors of medicine bade me consider what I must do to save my body, and offered me qu...

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... Horseback Hall But where were our front benchers to nest if not here? The alternative to Heartbreak House was Horseback Hall, con- sisting of a priso... ...ing it directly to the stomach. As their mechanist theory taught them that medicine was the business of the chemist’s laboratory, and surgery of the c...

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...ed those things which are necessary to life,” he writes, “there is another alternative than to ob- 90 Robert Louis Stevenson tain the superfluities; ... ...liated, let others be humiliated first; like a child who will not take his medicine until he has made his nurse and his mother drink of it before him....