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# Hindu Medicine c7.64

Hindu Medicine c7.64

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### [c7.64](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.science.zimmer-1948.c7.64)

The underlying idea seems to be that there are, strictly speaking, no herbs whatsoever that are destitute of healing power. All of them have a specific character, particular virtues of their own, which are manifested in their many forms, colors, the places where they are found, their uses, their effectiveness, and so forth; accordingly all these various forces may be brought into play to prevent the decline and loss of life-power, if properly propitiated and harnessed to the physician's efforts.

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