What is electropathy?
Electropathy is a form of alternative and traditional medicine practiced in India, which seeks to heal through natural energy in plants. In this context, the "electro" refers to electrical impulses, nutrients and energy associated with all living plants and organisms. Electropathy is trying to get rid of the body of illness or illness by exchange of "strength" and return the body to its original state of health. Therapy uses medicine from plants to align lymphatic and blood and is considered non -toxic and harmless. Although it practices in India, this form of medicine can be found in many other countries around the world.
This medical system uses only the essence of medicinal and aromatic plants and vegetables. There are many kinds of medicinal plants, but electropathy uses only 114. Some include arnica montana or Wolf's Bane, Avena sativa , the type of cereals and atopa Belladonna or Belladonna. The preparation of the remedies takes three steps. These include cleaning, separation and stDatered fermentation.
According to electropathic practices, remedies work on the concept that sick organisms are more sensitive than healthy organisms. Electropathy works by using medicines that are derived from active plant enzymes that travel through the body through the lymphatic and blood systems. The axle then focuses only on the part of the body that is ill or ill. As soon as the body is recovered, it no longer absorbs the cure for plants, nor does it become dependent or experience unnecessary side effects. Remnual resources also have the ability to avert any future potential disease of the body system.
Some of the drugs are designed to affect disorders that include metabolic, blood, intestinal and respiratory disorders. Electropathic doctors also take into account "electricity" or fluids in the body. Red liquid acts as a stimulant; blue as anti-haemoragic; White is workingas a sedative; Green is for pain relief; And yellow is the cure for intestinal disorders. There are other fluids, but these five are primarily recognized.
Electropathy was first discovered by Dr. Ceaser Matteim in 1865 in Italy. The German government further developed techniques for its health programs. It is considered quite different from other alternative therapeutic medicines such as Ayurveda and Homeopathic systems. One of the advantages of electropathy is that it is relatively cheap, and as such can be available to those who cannot afford the cost of visiting a regular doctor.