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Hering's Law of Cure
Hering's Law of Cure
By Dr Roger Schmidt Source
Dr C. Hering...Hering's law of cure has been verified by not only homeopaths but also ayurveds,
naturopaths and energy healers. This suggests that the body is subject to certain laws that governs
its working as a whole. I have dealt with this cursorily in my article, "The Dynamics of Disease",
which is available in the net at http://www.jcrows.com/ayurvedic.html .
Herings law, in a nutshell, stipulates that there is a DIRECTION OF CURE. With this knowledge the
physician can be sure whether he has really benefited the patient or only made him worse despite a
reduction in the severity of symptoms. Says Hering, the cure proceeds;
1. From top to bottom.
A symptom or a set of symptoms may slide down. What appeared on the head may go to the chest,
then the abdomen, then the legs before going away entirely.
2. From within to outward.
The problem may leave the innards of the body and surface on the skin, nails, hair, and/or mucous
membranes before disappearing. If the patient has an ulcer in the abdomen, during the treatment if
the patient suddenly develops a profuse discharge of any of the mucous membranes, or develops a
scary rash, then the direction is towards a cure. In such a case the subsequent acute manifestation
should not be disturbed and must be allowed to take its course.
3. Backwards in time.
The present symptom may be replaced by what has taken place prior to it, moving backwards the
way it developed. For example a kidney failure patient may go back to his cardiac manifestation,
then the severe abdominal complaints he may have suffered earlier may resurface. Then the
eczema or psoriasis that was suppressed earlier may recur which when treated holistically, or by
continuing the present method of treatment willcure the patient.
4. From the more important organ to a less important one.
As stated above the affected kidney may heal with the disease going to the heart, then the liver, the
abdomen, then the skin before affecting a cure. A mental symptom like anxiety may be relieved as
the disease takes hold of a physical organ and then moving on from the more vital organ to the less
important one.
A word of caution here. Merely going to a practitioner who uses holistic remedies will not result in
a cure as stated above. The practitioner must be aware of the DYNAMICS OF HEALING and must
be a master in both the philosophy, art and the techniques of his science of healing. Both
philosophy and practice must travel hand in hand. During the course of treatment the experienced
physician enters the realm of the patient and both get transported to a plane which facilitates the
healing. The intuition of the doctor and the expression of the patient as to what ails him are the
fundamentals without which cure is an illusion.
Disease per se may not be bad in a healthy person. The law of cure is not peculiar to the
physicians efforts but is characteristic of the body's function. An accumulation of waste in the body
may find relief from a sudden diarhhoea or a profuse cold. At such times rest and a simple diet will
relieve the symptoms and the patient emerges feeling better than ever, cured of ennui. An
emergency may thus be averted by the action of the body alone.What ought to be treated and what
may grow worse from an external intrusion is a decision that only a knowledgeable and sincere
physician well versed in the art of healing can make.
Detoxification is the primary aim of the body. Detoxification is the primary aim of the health
conscious individual and the trained physician. The aim is the same, only the practices resorted to
may be different. The body-mind energy complex is the best healer and its collective role should be
a subject of close scrutiny for every physician.
By Dr Roger Schmidt Source
Dr C. Hering...Hering's law of cure has been verified by not only homeopaths but also ayurveds,
naturopaths and energy healers. This suggests that the body is subject to certain laws that governs
its working as a whole. I have dealt with this cursorily in my article, "The Dynamics of Disease",
which is available in the net at http://www.jcrows.com/ayurvedic.html .
Herings law, in a nutshell, stipulates that there is a DIRECTION OF CURE. With this knowledge the
physician can be sure whether he has really benefited the patient or only made him worse despite a
reduction in the severity of symptoms. Says Hering, the cure proceeds;
1. From top to bottom.
A symptom or a set of symptoms may slide down. What appeared on the head may go to the chest,
then the abdomen, then the legs before going away entirely.
2. From within to outward.
The problem may leave the innards of the body and surface on the skin, nails, hair, and/or mucous
membranes before disappearing. If the patient has an ulcer in the abdomen, during the treatment if
the patient suddenly develops a profuse discharge of any of the mucous membranes, or develops a
scary rash, then the direction is towards a cure. In such a case the subsequent acute manifestation
should not be disturbed and must be allowed to take its course.
3. Backwards in time.
The present symptom may be replaced by what has taken place prior to it, moving backwards the
way it developed. For example a kidney failure patient may go back to his cardiac manifestation,
then the severe abdominal complaints he may have suffered earlier may resurface. Then the
eczema or psoriasis that was suppressed earlier may recur which when treated holistically, or by
continuing the present method of treatment willcure the patient.
4. From the more important organ to a less important one.
As stated above the affected kidney may heal with the disease going to the heart, then the liver, the
abdomen, then the skin before affecting a cure. A mental symptom like anxiety may be relieved as
the disease takes hold of a physical organ and then moving on from the more vital organ to the less
important one.
A word of caution here. Merely going to a practitioner who uses holistic remedies will not result in
a cure as stated above. The practitioner must be aware of the DYNAMICS OF HEALING and must
be a master in both the philosophy, art and the techniques of his science of healing. Both
philosophy and practice must travel hand in hand. During the course of treatment the experienced
physician enters the realm of the patient and both get transported to a plane which facilitates the
healing. The intuition of the doctor and the expression of the patient as to what ails him are the
fundamentals without which cure is an illusion.
Disease per se may not be bad in a healthy person. The law of cure is not peculiar to the
physicians efforts but is characteristic of the body's function. An accumulation of waste in the body
may find relief from a sudden diarhhoea or a profuse cold. At such times rest and a simple diet will
relieve the symptoms and the patient emerges feeling better than ever, cured of ennui. An
emergency may thus be averted by the action of the body alone.What ought to be treated and what
may grow worse from an external intrusion is a decision that only a knowledgeable and sincere
physician well versed in the art of healing can make.
Detoxification is the primary aim of the body. Detoxification is the primary aim of the health
conscious individual and the trained physician. The aim is the same, only the practices resorted to
may be different. The body-mind energy complex is the best healer and its collective role should be
a subject of close scrutiny for every physician.
7. Working with Others:
I have posted Hering's Law of Cure several times throughout the years in this newsletter,
but each month we have new readers and it is important to understand, so I'm posting it
once again...
Hering's Law of Cure
By Dr Roger Schmidt Source
Dr C. Hering...Hering's law of cure has been verified by not only homeopaths but also
ayurveds, naturopaths and energy healers. This suggests that the body is subject to
certain laws that governs its working as a whole. I have dealt with this cursorily in my
article, "The Dynamics of Disease", which is available in the net at
http://www.jcrows.com/ayurvedic.html .
Herings law, in a nutshell, stipulates that there is a DIRECTION OF CURE. With this
knowledge the physician can be sure whether he has really benefited the patient or only
made him worse despite a reduction in the severity of symptoms. Says Hering, the cure
proceeds;
1. From top to bottom.
A symptom or a set of symptoms may slide down. What appeared on the head may go to
the chest, then the abdomen, then the legs before going away entirely.
2. From within to outward.
The problem may leave the innards of the body and surface on the skin, nails, hair,
and/or mucous membranes before disappearing. If the patient has an ulcer in the
abdomen, during the treatment if the patient suddenly develops a profuse discharge of
any of the mucous membranes, or develops a scary rash, then the direction is towards a
cure. In such a case the subsequent acute manifestation should not be disturbed and
must be allowed to take its course.
3. Backwards in time.
The present symptom may be replaced by what has taken place prior to it, moving
backwards the way it developed. For example a kidney failure patient may go back to his
cardiac manifestation, then the severe abdominal complaints he may have suffered earlier
may resurface. Then the eczema or psoriasis that was suppressed earlier may recur
which when treated holistically, or by continuing the present method of treatment will
cure the patient.
4. From the more important organ to a less important one.
As stated above the affected kidney may heal with the disease going to the heart, then
the liver, the abdomen, then the skin before affecting a cure. A mental symptom like
anxiety may be relieved as the disease takes hold of a physical organ and then moving on
from the more vital organ to the less important one.
A word of caution here. Merely going to a practitioner who uses holistic remedies will not
result in a cure as stated above. The practitioner must be aware of the DYNAMICS OF
HEALING and must be a master in both the philosophy, art and the techniques of his
science of healing. Both philosophy and practice must travel hand in hand. During the
course of treatment the experienced physician enters the realm of the patient and both
get transported to a plane which facilitates the healing. The intuition of the doctor and the
expression of the patient as to what ails him are the fundamentals without which cure is an
illusion.
Disease per se may not be bad in a healthy person. The law of cure is not peculiar to the
physicians efforts but is characteristic of the body's function. An accumulation of waste in
the body may find relief from a sudden diarhhoea or a profuse cold. At such times rest
and a simple diet will relieve the symptoms and the patient emerges feeling better than
ever, cured of ennui. An emergency may thus be averted by the action of the body alone.
What ought to be treated and what may grow worse from an external intrusion
is a decision that only a knowledgeable and sincere physician well versed in
the art of healing can make.
Detoxification is the primary aim of the body. Detoxification is the primary aim of the health
conscious individual and the trained physician. The aim is the same, only the practices
resorted to may be different. The body-mind energy complex is the best healer and its
collective role should be a subject of close scrutiny for every physician.
I have posted Hering's Law of Cure several times throughout the years in this newsletter,
but each month we have new readers and it is important to understand, so I'm posting it
once again...
Hering's Law of Cure
By Dr Roger Schmidt Source
Dr C. Hering...Hering's law of cure has been verified by not only homeopaths but also
ayurveds, naturopaths and energy healers. This suggests that the body is subject to
certain laws that governs its working as a whole. I have dealt with this cursorily in my
article, "The Dynamics of Disease", which is available in the net at
http://www.jcrows.com/ayurvedic.html .
Herings law, in a nutshell, stipulates that there is a DIRECTION OF CURE. With this
knowledge the physician can be sure whether he has really benefited the patient or only
made him worse despite a reduction in the severity of symptoms. Says Hering, the cure
proceeds;
1. From top to bottom.
A symptom or a set of symptoms may slide down. What appeared on the head may go to
the chest, then the abdomen, then the legs before going away entirely.
2. From within to outward.
The problem may leave the innards of the body and surface on the skin, nails, hair,
and/or mucous membranes before disappearing. If the patient has an ulcer in the
abdomen, during the treatment if the patient suddenly develops a profuse discharge of
any of the mucous membranes, or develops a scary rash, then the direction is towards a
cure. In such a case the subsequent acute manifestation should not be disturbed and
must be allowed to take its course.
3. Backwards in time.
The present symptom may be replaced by what has taken place prior to it, moving
backwards the way it developed. For example a kidney failure patient may go back to his
cardiac manifestation, then the severe abdominal complaints he may have suffered earlier
may resurface. Then the eczema or psoriasis that was suppressed earlier may recur
which when treated holistically, or by continuing the present method of treatment will
cure the patient.
4. From the more important organ to a less important one.
As stated above the affected kidney may heal with the disease going to the heart, then
the liver, the abdomen, then the skin before affecting a cure. A mental symptom like
anxiety may be relieved as the disease takes hold of a physical organ and then moving on
from the more vital organ to the less important one.
A word of caution here. Merely going to a practitioner who uses holistic remedies will not
result in a cure as stated above. The practitioner must be aware of the DYNAMICS OF
HEALING and must be a master in both the philosophy, art and the techniques of his
science of healing. Both philosophy and practice must travel hand in hand. During the
course of treatment the experienced physician enters the realm of the patient and both
get transported to a plane which facilitates the healing. The intuition of the doctor and the
expression of the patient as to what ails him are the fundamentals without which cure is an
illusion.
Disease per se may not be bad in a healthy person. The law of cure is not peculiar to the
physicians efforts but is characteristic of the body's function. An accumulation of waste in
the body may find relief from a sudden diarhhoea or a profuse cold. At such times rest
and a simple diet will relieve the symptoms and the patient emerges feeling better than
ever, cured of ennui. An emergency may thus be averted by the action of the body alone.
What ought to be treated and what may grow worse from an external intrusion
is a decision that only a knowledgeable and sincere physician well versed in
the art of healing can make.
Detoxification is the primary aim of the body. Detoxification is the primary aim of the health
conscious individual and the trained physician. The aim is the same, only the practices
resorted to may be different. The body-mind energy complex is the best healer and its
collective role should be a subject of close scrutiny for every physician.