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HWC Group Organon aphorism §60 If these ill-effects are produced, as may very naturally be expected from the antipathic employment of medicines, the ordinary physician imagines he can get over the difficulty by giving, at each renewed aggravation, a stronger dose of the remedy, whereby an equally transient suppression (66) is effected; and as there then is a still, greater necessity for giving ever-increasing quantities of the palliative there ensues either another more serious disease or frequently incurability, even danger of life and death itself, BUT NEVER A CURE of a disease of considerable or of long standing. ~Show #83
If these ill-effects are produced, as may very naturally be expected from the antipathic employment of medicines, the ordinary physician imagines he can get over the difficulty by giving, at each renewed aggravation, a stronger dose of the remedy, whereby an equally transient suppression (66) is effected; and as there then is a still, greater necessity for giving ever-increasing quantities of the palliative there ensues either another more serious disease or frequently incurability, even danger of life and death itself, BUT NEVER A CURE of a disease of considerable or of long standing. ~Show #83
