The Natural Repertory of Prof. William Nelson

A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON RESEARCH
In 1991, U.S. News and World Report published a series of articles
about alternatives to medical techniques, and how they are getting more
and more attention by doctors throughout America. More doctors were
turning to alternative techniques in light of the inability to get lasting
results via synthetic allopathy and surgical intervention. As the populace
starts to look for more natural techniques with fewer side effects,
alternative medicine practitioners have been developing natural types of
therapies, and improving their skills with these natural modalities. This
underground medical group has developed some wonderful techniques to
deal with a wide variety of medical problems.
It is important to note that every field of endeavor in society will have
evolution in its thought and philosophies. There can be no eternal
stagnation in the philosophy or psychology of any group.
Through the years medical philosophy has created many different
foundations which have yielded over time. Medicine started with very
natural philosophies and became more statistical and analytical after the
development of statistics by Poincare. Synthetic chemistry came along
and offered its processes, and the dramatic amount of profitability which
could be incurred from patenting such items further helped to develop
the synthetic cause, thus leading to an allopathic philosophy primarily
based on synthetic chemistry and surgical intervention. This is the basic
mind set which has developed in medicine over the last fifty years and
which is now starting to yield to other fields of endeavor. Some of them
are electronics, physics, energetics, naturopathy, and homeopathy.
There is a new psychology of medicine which will develop over the next
five to ten years, and will have a softer philosophy, making up for some
of the mistakes made in the past due to synthetic allopathy.
As we observe this process of the psychological evolution in medical
philosophy, it is important to note that it parallels the psychological
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