Every part of our body that possesses the sense of touch is also capable of receiving the influences, and of propagating their power to all other parts.(1)
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(1) A patient even destitute of the sense of smell may expect an equally perfect action and cure from the medicine by olfaction.
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SUMMARY
Body's Capability to Receive and Transmit Medicinal Influence
- Sense of Touch:
- Any part of the body with a sense of touch can receive medicinal influences and propagate their effects throughout the body.
- Transmission of Effects:
- The power of medicines received through touch can be communicated to all other body parts.
Olfaction and Cure
- Olfaction:
- Even patients who have lost their sense of smell can still experience the full effect and potential cure from medicines administered through olfaction (inhalation).
