An Illustrated Sketch of the Movement-Cure (Classic Reprint): Its Principles, Methods and Effects

Excerpt from An Illustrated Sketch of the Movement-Cure In health, the body affords, daily, a large amount of force or power. This assumes the various forms of muscular power, mental power, sensibility, emotion, 850. These results are secured through the agency of a multiplicity of invisible, interior actions, of which the system furnishes the arena. It is to these ultimate, elemental actions Of the matters comprising the body, that we are always to look for the causes of ill health, and it is to these to which all means Of correction, that is, remedial measures of whatever nature, are to be addressed. If we study these minute interior actions upon which life in all its modifications depends, we find two distinct phases of activity, with their corresponding results.