Lecture 1 Intro and Pioneers

Question 1

How would you define Naturopathy? (what are we encouraging the body to do?)

Answer 1

Natural healing , encouraging the body to heal itself.

Question 2

What is Hippocrates know as?

Answer 2

The Farther of Medicine.

Question 3

What are the 3 stages of the principles of treatment did Hippocrates suggest?

Answer 3

1: First use food
2: Then use herbs.
3: Finally intervention

Question 4

Who said “Nature if the physician of man?’

Answer 4

Hippocrates

Question 5

Complete the phrase ‘Let …. by thy …… ……. and ……. by thy food’

Answer 5

Food / Medicine

Question 6

What responsibility did Hippocrates think patients have?

Answer 6

They needed to take responsibility of their own health in the process of healing.

Question 7

How did Hippocrates change seeing patients?

Answer 7

case taking and making detailed medical notes.

Question 8

Who is Samuel Thomson?

Answer 8

American Herblist.
Due to his mother and daughters being ill he set up a root and herb practise.

Question 9

What herb did Samuel Thomson use often?

Answer 9

Lobelia (emetic herb) and Capsicum

Question 10

What are Thomsons triology of healing?

Answer 10

Emlimination, Restore body heat, promote sweating.

Question 11

What did Johannes Scroth advocate for due to watching sick animals?

Answer 11

Fasting (5:2)

Question 12

What else did Johannes Scroth advocate for due to injury from a horse?

Answer 12

Hydrotherapy

Question 13

Johannes also created Rhythmic changes- can you explain this further?

Answer 13

Alternative hot/ cold applications and Dry eating days they wet eating days. He was the first theorised 5:2 intermitting fasting.

Question 14

What is Vincenz Priessnitz know as?

Answer 14

Farther of Nautropathy

Question 15

What did Priessnitz advocate for? (bandages)

Answer 15

The pressnitz bandage to draw out toxins.

Question 16

What did Heinrick Franke advoacte for?

Answer 16

Hydrotheraphy alterning between hot and cold.

Question 17

Describe Heinrick Franke approach to hydrotherapy

Answer 17

Alternating hot and cold when in the shower to aid lymphatic drainage.

Question 18

What does the hot do in hydrotherapy?

Answer 18

Restores respiration and increases circulation

Question 19

What does cold do in hydrotherapy?

Answer 19

increases respiration and slows circulation

Question 20

What is Sebastian Kneipp know as?

Answer 20

Farther of hydotherapy

Question 21

What did Kneipp use to support hydrotherapy?

Answer 21

Bandages (alternate to Prieissnitz bandages)

Question 22

Louis Kuhne formulated the ‘unity of disease’ - what did he believe was this one cause?

Answer 22

Foreign matter in the body and acid state.

Question 23

What did Harvey Kellogg promote? How did this lead to creation of cereal?

Answer 23

Intestinal microflora, therefore invested breakfast cereal to support healthy bowl function

Question 24

why do kellogg promote regular enemas? What he believe

Answer 24

Believed that by removing morbid matter from the colon he would stop auto-toxaemia.

Question 25

What did Adolf Just advocate for?

Answer 25

Earthing.

Question 26

What was Henry Lindlahr pioneer of? (eyes)

Answer 26

Iridology

Question 27

Why is Max Gerson so famous?

Answer 27

He believed that toxicity is the cause for most illnesses. His treatment protocol focus on an alkalising diets to cure Cancer.

Question 28

Alfred Vogal beleived that only ...... with their....... are capable of curing

Answer 28

Fresh pants / life force.

Question 29

What did Maurice Blackmore believe that cured in australia?

Answer 29

Minerals.

Question 30

What did Benard Jensen contribute to toxaemia

Answer 30

Bowel cleansing protocol. He said 'Every Tissues is fed by the blood which is supplied by the bowel'. He created the bowl cleansing protocol using bentonite clay.