There are testimonials: It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it Everything is changed by the rational and dynamic approach to physiology. The organisms are more than just genetics and chemical interactions, they are also dynamic sensory and super-sensible. A bankrupt, one-sided system of medicine was created by the apparent victory of the material-mechanical model of science over the dynamic system of Romantic science. Through a correct guiding philosophy that drives the operations of vital functioning in the organisms, we can bring balance to the force. P.C.

My experience in studying Dynamic physiology has been rich, both in knowledge and wisdom. It has poured into my family, friends, and clients. My hope is that every person in the natural health and wellness industry would learn the truth and wisdom from the courses in dynamic physiology that I have taken. It gives truth and advantages to the people who are studying it, second to none, because it lays out the basics in a way that is easy to understand. P.B.

The idea of science and life is the first unit.

There is an introduction to the science of vital, living nature. The human being as a system of powers, forces and energies vs a collection of particles/matter is one of the key ideas of Romantic science. The study of living functions is not chemical interactions.

You will gain an understanding of the key aspects of the concept of a more dynamic science in this unit. Inertial science has a dynamic flux and flow. You will gain an appreciation for the framework for the expansion of science into the realm of vital nature, and be prepared to go into more detail in the subsequent presentations.

Dynamic Physiology is part of the second unit.

The seminal ideas and writings of Dr. Richard Saumarez.

You will gain an understanding of the key concepts related to dynamic physiology in the next unit. The mechano-material view of man is one-sided and partial, and needs to be infused with a dynamic understanding of the human body. You will learn that the functions of organisms are not just chemical interactions.

The foundation for a living, dynamic, that is, true physiology is provided by Dr. Richard Saumarez’s writings.

Part B of Unit III is Dynamic Physiology.

The nature and functioning of vital energy is one of the key ideas and works of Dr. Reich.

You will study Dr. Reich’s insights into the nature of life energy and its various properties, functions and principles of operation. A critical aspect of Romantic science is the ability to understand the phenomenon of health and illness, particularly in complex conditions such as psychological disorders, autism spectrum disorders, cancer, heart-lung issues, auto-immune disorders and a host of other metabolic-digestive problems.

Part A of Unit IV is Dynamic Physiology.

The supersensible members of the human organism are the key ideas of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann.

In the next unit, you will gain an understanding of the key concepts related to dynamic physiology. In Part A, you will learn about the concepts derived from the work of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the main contributor at the start of Romantic science and medicine.

In the previous units, you learned that the view of man is one-sided and partial. The works of Dr. Richard Saumarez were used to create the initial foundation for the Romantic movement. You gained an understanding of the life energy through the writings of Dr. Reich in the first half of the 20th century.

Man’s members and aspects go beyond the outer physical, material form, and even beyond the level of bio-physical functions. You will need to understand the make-up and interactions of these super-sensible aspects in order to properly understand Romantic science and healthcare. In the next unit, there will be an understanding provided by the various lectures given by the author of the book.

Unit V is called The Origin of Dynamic Physiology.

The key ideas of Anthroposophic medicine are related to the works of Rudolf Steiner.

The ground regulatory system is referred to as Unit VI.

The role of the extra-cellular matrix system is one of the key concepts.

In this unit, you will learn about the key concepts of dynamic physiology, which are related to the extra-cellular matrix or ground regulatory system. References to this system were found in previous units.

The study material will cover the development of the understanding of this system over the last 50 years, though its roots can be found in the struggle that took place in the mid-1800s between the proponents of the cellular theory. Both were correct in focusing on cellular biology and the cellular system, and the other on the humoral aspects of the ground regulatory system.

Faculty bio He has been studying health issues for over 30 years. He has been a doctor for 25 years. He became concerned about the lack of a rational, scientific and integrating foundation for the natural health field after studying naturopathy and homeopathy initially. Hundreds of cases involving children on the spectrum are included in the practice. He spends a lot of time researching and teaching. The School for Romantic Science and healthcare was founded in 2001 in order to promote knowledge about a rational approach to healthcare and to train other practitioners. He has been invited to speak and teach at various international conferences and institutions, and has written articles for a number of journals. The books A Short History of Romantic Medicine: Past as Prologue and A Short History of Romantic Medicine: Redivivus are the most recent books of interest to those who will take the course.